Middle East

Saudi Arabia: SC asks citizens to sight Zul Hijjah moon on Wednesday

Riyadh: The Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia has urged Muslims throughout the country to sight the moon to mark the commencement of Zul Hijjah.

The Supreme Court on Monday released a statement asking people to report to the nearest court if they sight the moon through the naked eye or via a telescope. People may register a testimony in the court or to the nearest centre to help reach the court.

The court has pinned its hopes on people who could sight the moon and join regional committees to register their testimonies across the kingdom, reported the Saudi Press Agency.

This post was last modified on June 28, 2022 6:29 pm

Share
News Desk

NewsDesk is our dedicated team of multimedia journalists at Siasat.com, delivering round-the-clock coverage of breaking news and events worldwide. As your trusted news source, NewsDesk provides verified updates on politics, business, current affairs, and more. Stay informed with live blogs and comprehensive reports on key developments across India and around the globe.

Load more...