Moon sighting is a fundamental practice in Islam, holding great significance in determining the start and end of Islamic months, including Ramadhan, Dhul-Hijjah (for Hajj), and other important occasions.

It is not merely a practice but a means of establishing obligatory acts of worship at their correct times.

This session will delve into the Islamic rulings on moon sighting, its necessity in Shariah, and its impact on key religious duties.

We will also discuss the conflicts surrounding moon sighting, including regional differences, the debate between traditional sighting and astronomical calculations, and how science plays a role in determining the birth of the moon.

Join us as we explore the wisdom behind this practice and address the controversies surrounding it.