Ramadan is regarded as the most sacred period in Islam. During this period, Muslims fast from dawn until dusk, and they eat and drink only before sunrise and after sunset. It begins and ends with the sighting of the slightest waxing crescent moon, just after a new moon.

What is Ramadan? Why the holy month holds deep spiritual meaning for Islam

The start of the fasting month of Ramadan, the holiest in the Muslim calendar, began on Monday evening in India and will end on June 4.

India celebrates Ramzan

Different cultures follow different calendars, with the New Year even celebrated as late as on October 30

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What is Ramadan? Why the holy month holds deep spiritual meaning for Islam

India celebrates Ramzan

January 1 is not New Year's Day for everyone