“International Astronomy” issues a report on the circumstances of the vision of the crescent of Eid Al -Adha … Arafat’s stand on Thursday “astronomical”

The International Astronomy Center emphasized that the countries of the Islamic world will investigate the crescent of the month of Dhu al -Hijjah 1446 AH on Tuesday 27 May 2025 AD, and the vision of the crescent on that day is possible using the telescope from the center and western Asia and most of Africa and Europe, which is possible with the naked eye from large parts of the two American continents, and since there is a possibility to see the crescent from the Islamic world on Tuesday, it is expected that it will be on Wednesday 28 May the month of Dhi The argument, and that Friday 06 June will be the first day of Eid Al -Adha in most countries of the Islamic world.

The director of the International Astronomy Center, Eng. Mohamed Shawkat Odeh, said: “As for the status of the crescent on Tuesday, May 27 in some Arab and international cities, the surface accounts of the crescent at the time of sunset as follows: In Jakarta the moon is absent after 09 minutes from the sunset, and he is 09 hours and two minutes, and seeing the crescent in Jakarta is not possible even by using the telescope. And after the sun is 7.7 degrees. The sunset, the age of 14 hours and 54 minutes, after the sun is 8.5 degrees.
He added: “To find out the meanings of these numbers, it is worth noting that the least stayed for a crescent that could see him with the naked eye was 29 minutes, but the least Omar Hilal was able to see him with the naked eye, it was 15 hours and 33 minutes, and it is not sufficient for the crescent staying and his age from these values ​​to be able to see it, as seeing the crescent is related to other factors such as the corner of the sun and its distance from the horizon at the time of its monitoring.”
Awda continued: “To learn about the results of the monitoring of the crescent, you can visit the Islamic project site to monitor the family of the International Astronomy Center on the Internet (www.astronomycenter.net), where the project was established in 1998 AD and currently includes more than 1500 members of scientists and interested in monitoring the family and calculating the calendars. This encourages the project interested in various countries of the world to investigate the crescent and send the results of their monitoring to the project through its website on its website The Internet, where it is published successively after its scrutiny and scrutiny.