Sad! Picture of Gaza Residents Performing First Tarawih Prayer Under the Ruins of a Mosque Without Lighting

Miris! Potret Warga Gaza Jalani Tarawih Pertama di Bawah Reruntuhan Masjid Tanpa Penerangan

Miris! Portrait of Gaza Residents Performing First Tarawih Prayer Under the Ruins of a Mosque Without Lighting

Dream - Saudi Arabian officials have sighted the crescent moon on Sunday, March 10, 2024. This signifies that the Saudi Arabian government has announced that the first day of fasting will be on Monday, March 11, 2024. After the officials in Saudi Arabia, where the majority of the population is Sunni, sighted the moon, many Gulf Arab countries, as well as Iraq, Syria, and Egypt, also confirmed that they will begin fasting on Monday.

Sad! Picture of Gaza Residents Performing First Tarawih Prayer Under the Ruins of a Mosque Without Lighting

However, some Asia-Pacific countries such as Australia, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore will begin Ramadan on Tuesday, as they failed to sight the crescent moon on Sunday night.

Meanwhile, Oman, which is located at the easternmost tip of the Arabian Peninsula, also announced that Ramadan will begin on Tuesday. Jordan will also start Ramadan on Tuesday. This year's Ramadan comes as the Middle East is still heated by the ongoing Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip. Saudi Arabia's King Salman specifically referred to the war in Gaza in his comments following the announcement of Ramadan.

"Although we are saddened by the fact that Ramadan falls this year, considering the attacks experienced by our brothers and sisters in Palestine, we emphasize the need for the international community to shoulder responsibility, stop this brutal crime, and provide humanitarian corridors and safe assistance,"

The text translates to: "Words of King Salman quoted from AlJazeera, Monday, March 11, 2024."

While in Iran, which claims to be the leader of the Shia Muslim world, the authorities usually begin Ramadan a day after the Sunni followers start it.

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, announced that Ramadan will begin on Tuesday, according to the government news agency IRNA. Ahead of Ramadan, more than 31 thousand people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza. According to Palestinian health authorities in the besieged territory, and aid agencies have warned of famine in some parts of the Gaza Strip."

"Ramadan in the Refugee Camp"

Hassuna Tabib Hassnan, a dentist who fled from the city of Gaza in the northern Gaza Strip, hopes to spend Ramadan at home. However, in reality, they have to be in a shelter.

"Kami berharap pada bulan Ramadhan (kami) akan berada di rumah kami, namun sayangnya jelas bahwa kami akan hidup dalam pengungsian, penderitaan dan penindasan." Translation: "We had hoped that during the month of Ramadan we would be in our own homes, but unfortunately it is clear that we will live in displacement, suffering, and oppression."
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Meanwhile, Israel's restrictions on Muslims worshiping at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, the third holiest site for Muslims, can also escalate tensions in the region.

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