Astrologers suggest that the first day of fasting in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and other Gulf countries is anticipated to fall on March 11.
This potential date has been calculated based on astronomical observations, with the official announcement expected from the Central Sighting of the Crescent Committee following the moon sighting.
Remarkably, after a span of 26 years, Ramadan is set to commence in winter, offering a unique experience for Muslims. Over the next decade and a half, the holy month will cycle through spring, winter, and autumn. The upcoming Ramadan in March marks a rare occurrence, bringing a distinctive and cooler atmosphere to the month of fasting.
Experts in astrology project that, starting from 2024, Ramadan will consistently fall in winter. However, the initial two years will witness the concluding part of Ramadan in spring. Following this, until 2031, Ramadan is predicted to occur in winter, with a shift to autumn for the subsequent eight years until 2039.
As Muslims around the world prepare to welcome Ramadan in March, these astronomical insights add an intriguing dimension to the upcoming fasting season, promising a unique climate for spiritual observance.
