It’s official: the month of Ramadan will begin on Monday, March 11, 2024 in France, announced the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM). This date was determined after scientific observation and astronomical calculation.
Moroccans will be informed this Sunday, March 10 about the start and end of Ramadan. When does the holy month begin in Morocco?
The French weekly Marianne (issue 1407) has been banned from distribution in Morocco, due to a caricature drawing deemed offensive to the prophet Muhammad.
The French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) announced a few days ago the date of the start of the month of Ramadan in France, according to criteria adopted in 2013.
The start date of Ramadan in Belgium is now known. According to astronomical calculations, the Muslim fast should begin on Monday, March 11.
The Moroccan justice system has banned the controversial Salafist preacher known on social networks as "Abou Ammar" from leaving the country. He is the subject of complaints for defamation and slander.
As the month of Ramadan begins on March 11, Moroccans are struggling to agree on the issue of eating in public during fasting. An act that remains severely punished by the Penal Code.
The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs will announce during the coming week the date of the observation of the lunar crescent in Morocco, scheduled for Sunday, March 29, 1445 H after sunset, corresponding to March 10, 2024. Thus, Ramadan should begin on March 11, 2024.
An individual caused trouble on Friday afternoon in a mosque in the Nakhla area of Kelâa des Sraghna . The man indeed proclaimed himself to be the "Imam Al Mahdi", causing consternation among the faithful present.
A rumor of a ban on Ramadan, which should begin on Monday, March 11 in France according to the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM), circulating on social networks forces the government to set the record straight.
The Great Mosque of Paris is preparing to announce the date of the Night of Doubt for Ramadan 2024. Muslim organizations such as the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) have already announced the start of the holy month in France.
The number of athletes converting to Islam continues to grow. The latest conversion is that of a former Spanish international.