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The Juristic Committee of the Institution of His Eminence, the Religious Authority, Sayyed
Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah (ra), announced that Thursday, August 08, 2013 is the first day of
the blessed Eid of Al-Fitr 1434 H. according to the jurisprudential opinion of the late Sayyed and
based on the scientific data and precise astronomical calculations it obtained that inspire trust
concerning the birth of the crescent and the ability of sighting it whether by the naked eye or by
the aid of telescopes in many regions of the world. Therefore, Wednesday, August 07, 2013 is the
last day of the month of Ramadan, which we ask Allah to return upon the Islamic nation with all
the good, unity and stability. http://english.bayynat.org.lb/
The Astronomical New Moon is on August 6, 2013 (Tuesday) at 21:51 UT. This moon is not visible anywhere on August 6. On
August 7, it may be visible by naked eye in South America and Polynesian Islands. On August 7, with optical aids, it is
possible to see in South Africa, and in Guyana South America. On August 7, with telescope, it is even possible to see in San
Diego area. On August 8, it is visible everywhere except Northern Asia and Europe. (See visibility curves).
1434 AH
MUH SFR RBA RBT JMO JMT
RJB SHB RMD SHW ZQD ZHJ
Sighting Reports
The earliest reported sighting of the new crescent was on August xx, 2013 from ...................
Tuesday, 6 August 2013:
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Algeria (Calculations)
Canada (FCNA/ISNA - Fiqh Council of North America/Islamic Society of North America)
China (Following MeccaCalendar.org)
Egypt - Moon Born before sunset & moon sets at least 5 minutes after sunset
France (CFCM - Conseil Franais du Culte Musulman) Altitude > 5, elongation > 8 [www.lecfcm.fr/?p=3314]
Indonesia (Some groups follow calculations) Age > 8 hours, altitude > 2, elongation > 3
Ireland (ECFR - European Council for Fatwa and Research, Dublin, Ireland: Altitude > 5, elongation > 8 somehwre on the globe)
Lebanon (Sayyed Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah's Announcement)
Luxembourg (ECFR - European Council for Fatwa and Research, Dublin, Ireland: Altitude > 5, elongation > 8 somehwre on the globe)
Malaysia (Age > 8 hours, altitude > 2, elongation > 3)
Tunisia (Criteria of age, or altitude, or sunset-moonset lag)
USA - Fiqh Council of North America/Islamic Society of North America. The criteria are Moon must be born before Sunset in Makkah, and
moonset after sunset in Makkah. These criteria are not applicable for Eid-al-Adha, for which it is relied on Saudi Announcement of Hajj.
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