The department has also supported predicts Fawad Chaudhry
Lahore (94 news) The meteorological department has made another prediction regarding the sighting of the moon of Eid-ul-Adha, the meteorological department has also now supported the prediction of Federal Minister for Science and Technology Fawad Chaudhry that the moon of Zil-Hajj will be visible. 2 August has revealed the possibility of being seen.
According to details, the controversy regarding the date of Eid Al-Zhaha in Pakistan seems to be ending now. Federal Minister for Science and Technology Fawad Chaudhry had announced several weeks ago that Eid Al-Zhaha will be celebrated in Pakistan. 12 It will be on Monday, August. However, a few days ago, the meteorological department had predicted that the moon of Zil Hajj would be in the country 3 It will be seen in August, like Eid Al-Zhaa 13 It will be on Tuesday, August. However, now the meteorological department has supported Fawad Chaudhry's prediction by making a new prediction.
The meteorological department has also confirmed that Eid Al-Zhaha in Pakistan 12 There is a clear possibility that it will happen on Monday, August. On the other hand, astronomers, moonologists, numerologists, and moon sightings have predicted that the moon of Dhul-Hajj 2 It will be seen on the evening of Friday of August and 1st of Dhul Hajj 3 August will be held on Saturday, while Children of Islam will be held on Monday, August 12 10 Eid al-Adha will be celebrated on Zil Hajj.
Astronomers have said that the birth of the Zil Hajj moon will take place on Thursday, August 1st at 3:11 GMT/UT according to Universal Standard Time and at 8:11 AM on Thursday, August 1st. On Thursday 28th Ziqad, 1st August, the conditions of the moon in most of the inhabited world, including Asia, are very poor or insignificant, due to which it is difficult to see the moon even through a telescope in Pakistan. Most of the inhabited world, including Bangladesh, India and Pakistan, is likely to see the moon with the naked eye on Friday, August 2 and not before.
