Eid al Fitr will be reportedly celebrated on Wednesday, July 6, in Saudi
Arabia, UAE and a few other countries as the crescent moon is unlikely to
be spotted on Monday, July 4. As a result, the last day of fasting will be
on Tuesday, July 5.

Mohammad Odeh from the International Astronomical Center Abu Dhabi
has also told Khaleej Times that the crescent moon is unlikely to be
spotted on Monday evening. "In order for the crescent to be seen, the
moon must set after the sunset. But it is impossible to sight the moon
crescent today from almost all Muslim countries around the world, simply
because the moon will set prior to sunset," he noted.

Eid al-Fitr, which means the 'festival of breaking the fast,' will mark the
end of the strict fasting observed by Muslims across the world over the
last month, during which they abstained from eating or drinking between
dawn and dusk.
On Eid al-fitr, or Eid ul-Fitr, Muslims wake up before sunrise, usually eat
dates for breakfast, and then visit mosques for special prayers.
The dates of Ramadan change each year, and so does the date of Eid al-
Fitr. This year, it started on June 6 and will end on July 6 if no visual
sighting is possible due to weather conditions.

Why confusion,some say tomorrow some Wednesday,which one to believe

Masha Allah

Its now official. The NSCIA have said that fasting continues tomorrow as eid is to be done on wednesday. I just watched it on NTA news. Lalasticlala. Please confirm this and let it be on front page. Thanx