The Juristic Office of the Institution of His Eminence, the late Religious Authority, Sayyed Muhammad Hussein Fadlallah (ra), issued a statement concerning the beginning of the month of Jamada II, 1446H. Following is the text of the statement:
The new crescent (central conjunction) for the month of Jamada lI, 1446H will be born on Sunday December 01,2024 at 06:21 (GMT), that is 08:21 Beirut time.
On Sunday evening, sighting is easily possible by the naked eye in the regions colored green (1) ,and also if the weather is clear and the viewer is experienced in the regions colored pink (2). It will also be seen by the armed eye in the regions colored navy blue (3). Thus, Monday the 2nd of December, 2024, is the first day of the month of Jamada II in the regions with which we share a part of the night, according to the jurisprudential opinion of His Eminence the late Religious Authority, Sayyed Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah (ra) who deems it enough to sight the crescent, whether by the naked eye or by the aid of telescopes, in any region with which we share a part of the night.
(1) But we don't share a part of the night with it.
(2) As in the southern part of South America.
(3) As in the southern part of the African continent.
The Juristic Office of the Institution of His Eminence, the late Religious Authority, Sayyed Muhammad Hussein Fadlallah (ra), issued a statement concerning the beginning of the month of Jamada II, 1446H. Following is the text of the statement:
The new crescent (central conjunction) for the month of Jamada lI, 1446H will be born on Sunday December 01,2024 at 06:21 (GMT), that is 08:21 Beirut time.
On Sunday evening, sighting is easily possible by the naked eye in the regions colored green (1) ,and also if the weather is clear and the viewer is experienced in the regions colored pink (2). It will also be seen by the armed eye in the regions colored navy blue (3). Thus, Monday the 2nd of December, 2024, is the first day of the month of Jamada II in the regions with which we share a part of the night, according to the jurisprudential opinion of His Eminence the late Religious Authority, Sayyed Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah (ra) who deems it enough to sight the crescent, whether by the naked eye or by the aid of telescopes, in any region with which we share a part of the night.
(1) But we don't share a part of the night with it.
(2) As in the southern part of South America.
(3) As in the southern part of the African continent.