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Shawwal 1435 Calculations:
1 When is Eid 1435 ? [English]
2 When is Eid 1435 ? [اردو]
3 When isEid 1435 ? [বাংলা]
4 Saudi Arabian Astronomer: The Islamic holiday of Eid al-Fitr is likely to fall on Tuesday (July 29), marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. According to Ali Al-Shukri, it will be difficult to see the crescent on Sunday because the moonlight will be dim and the moon will set around 11 minutes after the sunset.
Shawwal 1435 Calculations for Saudi Arabia:
Dr Ali Mohammad Al-Shukri (Physics Department) King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals and member of Saudi's official Eastern Provence Hilal Sighting Committee states that there is no possibility of moon sighting from any Islamic countries on Sunday the 27th of July 2014. His tabled for Makkah and message is reproduced below:
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Day |
Date |
Sunset |
Moonset |
Moon Altitude & Azimuth (at sunset) |
According to: |
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Start of Ramadhan |
Umm-ulQura |
Prediction |
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Sunday |
27/7 |
19:03 |
19:14 |
2.5 ° 282.5 ° |
29th Ramadhan |
30th Ramadhan |
29th Ramadhan |
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Monday |
28/7 |
19:02 |
19:52 |
11.1 ° 275.6 ° |
01st Shawwal |
01st Shawwal |
30th Ramadhan |
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Tuesday |
29/7 |
19:02 |
20:29 |
19.4 ° 268.6 ° |
02nd Shawwal |
02nd Shawwal |
02nd Shawwal |

Shawwal 1435 Calculations for South Africa:
SA Astronomical Observatory Predictions : The new crescent Moon can generally be seen only if it sets at least 46 minutes after the Sun has set. Astronomers at SA Astronomical Observatory have how ever sighted the Moon earlier – setting at least 33 min after sunset – from Signal Hill in Cape Town, but only if the age of the Moon is at least 24hr old at sunset. May be visible with optical aid from the southern Atlantic and the southernmost tip of Africa.
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City in South Africa |
Sunset |
Moonset |
Time lag |
Moon Age |
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Cape Town |
18:03 |
18:46 |
43 minutes |
17.5 Hours |
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Johannesburg |
17:39 |
18:16 |
37 minutes |
17 Hours |
Shawwal 1435 Calculations for Pakistan:
Shaykh (Mufti) Sultan Alam (HA) (Head Astronomy department, Jamitaur-Rasheed, Karachi) states that if the horizons are clear then there is clear chance of moon being sighted in Southern Pakistan and slim chance of sighting in Northern Pakistan on the 29th of Ramadhan equivalent to Monday the 28th of July 2014.
Shawwal 1435 Calculations for the world:
1 The Astronomical New Moon is on Saturday July 26, 2014 at 22:42 UT. There is no possibility of moonsighting on that day.

2 On July 27, the moon can be seen with difficulty in South America, but can easily be seen in Polynesian Islands. Johannesburg Planetarium

3 On July 28, plain sailing and sighting in many parts of the world.


