The researcher in the field of astronomy, Dr. Khalid Al-Za'aq, revealed that Ramadan this year will start next Saturday, May 27, and will end, indicating that the number of Ramadan for this year is 29 days and 4 Fridays.
"Ramadan for this year will begin on the day it ends," he said in a series of tweets on his Twitter account. "It started on Saturday and ended on Saturday, consist of 29 days and it has four Fridays."
"The last third of Ramadan will be the longest day of the year, and the longest fasting will be on Tarif and the shortest fast will be on Jazan by about an hour and a quarter."
He pointed out that Ramadan this year will coincide with the season # square Alziz, which is the third most intense month of the year in terms of heat and drought, and the timing of a box on the eighth of Ramadan.
"Ramadan will coincide this year with the earliest time for Fajr prayer and this will be in the second third of Ramadan," he said, adding that the first people to fast in Ramadan in Saudi Arabia would be on the health center south of the Empty Quarter.
Adding that Ramadan this year will coincide with the maximum time for sunset, and this is in the last third of Ramadan.
He continued that Ramadan for this year and next year is considered the # summer, and in 1440 begins to budge Ramadan in the spring and throughout the fortieth years will live Ramadan Spring track
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