Sozan on Nostr: npub1mmfwx…4eknq The islamic calender is a moon calender. It has twelve months, ...

npub1mmfwxp0jkw6un7hf75k0p8kpemm4smau2c4m8ea2w7r7v52lhjusx4eknq (npub1mmf…eknq) The islamic calender is a moon calender. It has twelve months, too, some with 29, some with 30 days, never more. Each month begins with the sighting of the new moon. This can differ according to the location which is why Ramadan can start on different days in different countries. The moonsighting is an official occasion here. Some countries use astronomical calculations - like Turkey - but many don't. Some say, you should go according to Saudi-Arabia, Mekka - which I think wise.