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Fasting Kicks off on Saturday- National Ruyatul Hilaal

Marshall Dyton

19 July 2012 · 1 min read · 29 views

Malawi's National Ruyatul Hilaal has confirmed that there is no fasting tomorrow. Spokesperson for the organisation, Sheikh Dinaar Chabulika said this is so because the moon has not been sighted.

He says had the moon been spotted today, the Muslim community would have started fasting tomorrow.

"I actually, we haven't received any reports about the sighting of the moon today. So, we want to tell Malawians that fasting will kick off on Saturday inshallah. This means that we will need to complete 30 days of the month of Shabaan," he said.