In most of the Islamic countries, the first Ramadan is more likely to happen on March 11, so Ramadan in Islamic countries is expected to start on Tuesday, March 12.
According to the world news agency, meetings will be held in Islamic countries to see the moon of Ramadan on March 10 and testimonies will be collected, but will the moon be seen on that day and the first Ramadan will be on March 11?
Astronomers say that the main conjunction will be at 9 am on this day, so on March 10, the moon is expected to appear after sunset in most Islamic countries.
Famous astronomers like Ibn Tariq, Wutheringham, Maunder, Parveen and Ilyas agree that on March 10, the moon cannot be seen with the naked eye or binoculars throughout the Arab and Islamic world.
