The preparations for fasting have been started across the nation. The moon sighting before Ramzan is a traditional Islamic faith as it determines the commencement of the holy month. Fasting during the month is one of the five pillars of Islam during, which they abstain from eating food.
During this month, Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset. During Ramzan, those observing typically break their fast with a date and water, following the tradition set by the Prophet Muhammad. Then they'll enjoy an Iftar or a large meal in the evening. They'll have a pre-dawn meal, or Suhoor, to sustain themselves during the day-long fast.
Ramzan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. Muslims try to avoid conflict and focus on acts of charity during the holy month. Ramzan crescent was sighted in different parts of Jammu and Kashmir this evening and the holy month commences with the first day of the month of fasting to be marked tomorrow.
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