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India aligns with most Gulf nations, likely beginning Ramadan fasting on 1st March 2025 based on anticipated moonsighting.
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Key mosques in Delhi, Mumbai and other major cities will observe telescopic and naked-eye moonsighting on 28th February.
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Fasting hours in India will span roughly 14-15 hours daily, shorter than European nations' 17-18 hours.
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Most Indian Muslims follow local hilal committees' declarations rather than Saudi Arabia's dates.
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If the crescent is not sighted on 28th February, Ramadan will commence on 2nd March across the subcontinent.
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Major Indian cities have published prayer timetables accounting for both potential start dates (1st or 2nd March).
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The holy month's conclusion (Eid ul-Fitr) will likely fall on either 30th or 31st March 2025.
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Whilst urban centres use telescopic sightings, many rural areas maintain traditional naked-eye moonsighting methods.
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Are you observing Ramadan 2025?
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