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Ramadhan Begins Tomorrow in JK as Crescent Moon Confirmed by Grand Mufti Nasir-ul Islam
In a significant announcement, Grand Mufti Nasir-ul Islam confirmed that the holy month of fasting, Ramadhan, will commence in Jammu and Kashmir starting tomorrow. The announcement came after the sighting of the Crescent moon, with Mufti Nasir emphasizing the abundance of evidence supporting this observation.
Ramadhan Begins Tomorrow in JK:Thorough Consultations and Unanimous Decision
After engaging in extensive consultations with a 10-member committee, comprising influential figures such as Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Moulana Rehmatullah, and other prominent Islamic scholars, it was unanimously agreed that the first day of the fasting month would be observed on Tuesday in Jammu and Kashmir.
Mufti Nasir expressed his heartfelt greetings to the people of JK on the commencement of the sacred month, urging them to engage in prayers, read the Quran, and seek repentance from the Almighty. In addition, he highlighted that the first Tarawih, the late-night prayers, would commence from today, marking the initiation of a month-long spiritual journey for the Muslim community.
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As the faithful prepare for the month of fasting, Mufti Nasir’s announcement holds great significance, setting the stage for a period of devout reflection, prayer, and communal solidarity. The confirmation of the Crescent moon sighting, following careful considerations and consultations, adds an air of anticipation and unity to the beginning of Ramadhan in Jammu and Kashmir.
Ramadhan Begins Tomorrow in JK:Spiritual Observances and Communal Unity
Ramadhan is not only a month of fasting but also a time for increased spiritual devotion. Mufti Nasir’s encouragement for people to engage in prayer, Quranic readings, and repentance underscores the spiritual significance of this holy month. The unanimous decision reached by the committee, representing diverse perspectives within the Islamic community, reinforces the sense of communal unity in observing this sacred tradition.
As the first Tarawih prayers commence, the Muslim community in JK prepares to embark on a journey of self-discipline, reflection, and strengthened faith. Mufti Nasir’s message resonates as a call to spiritual renewal and communal harmony during this auspicious month.
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