The short answer is: Technically, yes—but with a heavy “it depends” on the context. In Islamic jurisprudence, listening to music or watching TV does not break the physical fast (meaning you don’t have to redo the day). However, because Ramadan is a month of spiritual “detox,” many people change their habits to avoid “diminishing the […]
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Yes, we can predict the beginning of Ramadan with high accuracy using science, though the official “religious” start often depends on tradition. Because the Islamic calendar is lunar, the start of Ramadan moves about 10–12 days earlier each year on the Gregorian calendar. For 2026, for example, we are currently in the window where these
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Sighting the Ramadan crescent (Hilal) is a beautiful tradition that blends ancient astronomical observation with spiritual anticipation. Since the Islamic calendar is lunar, the start of the holy month depends on when that first silver sliver of the moon becomes visible. Here is a breakdown of the rules and methods used to determine the start
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Preparing for Ramadan is as much about the mind and body as it is about the soul. Since it involves a significant shift in your daily routine, starting a few weeks early can make the transition much smoother. Here is a breakdown of how to prepare effectively: 1. Physical & Dietary Adjustments Don’t wait until
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