Crescent moon visibility map for Jumadal Akhirah 1446 AH on Sunday, 1 December 2024. Naked eye sighting of the crescent moon will be improbable in most part of the world.
As we journey through the Islamic calendar, the arrival of Jumadal Akhirah 1446 AH is just around the corner. This coming month marks the 17346th lunation in the Islamic calendar and is a reminder of the precision and beauty of the lunar cycles that shape our Hijri months. Here’s what you need to know about its commencement and the fascinating science of moon sighting.
The lunar cycle for Jumadal Akhirah begins with the moon’s conjunction on Sunday, 1 December 2024, at 6:21 UTC. However, the crescent moon (hilal) will not be visible to the naked eye on that evening for most parts of the world. This is illustrated in the crescent visibility map for Sunday evening (see below).
Crescent moon visibility map for Jumadal Akhirah 1446 AH on Sunday, 1 December 2024. Naked eye sighting of the crescent moon will be improbable in most part of the world.
The situation changes the following evening, on Monday, 2 December 2024, when the crescent moon will become easily visible from many locations worldwide. This significant shift in visibility, also depicted in the Monday evening crescent visibility map below, aligns with the practices of global moon sighting.
The crescent moon of Jumadal Akhirah 1446 AH will be easily visible on the evening of Monday, 2 December 2024 from many parts of the world.
Based on these crescent visibility predictions, 1 Jumadal Akhirah 1446 AH will commence on Tuesday, 3 December 2024, for regions that follow calculated global moon sighting. This highlights the harmonious blend of traditional lunar observation and modern astronomical calculations in determining Islamic months.
The Ummul Qura Calendar of Saudi Arabia also marks Tuesday, 3rd Dec 2024 as the first day of Jumadal Akhirah 1446 AH.
As we step into Jumadal Akhirah, stay tuned for an upcoming post featuring moon sighting reports and stunning crescent moon photos captured by enthusiasts worldwide. This collection will showcase the shared efforts of communities observing and celebrating the beginning of the Islamic month.
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The commencement of each Islamic month connects us with the celestial rhythms set by Allah (SWT). As we prepare for Jumadal Akhirah, let us reflect on the blessings of time and strive to use it wisely. May this new month bring peace, prosperity, and spiritual growth to all!
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