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Awarenessinfomedia has gathered that Muslims in Nigeria will commence the 2026 Ramadan fast on Wednesday, February 18, following the confirmation of the new moon sighting by the Sultanate Council of Sokoto.
The council, in a statement released on Tuesday night, announced that verified reports of the crescent moon were received from various parts of the country, formally setting the commencement of Ramadan 1447AH.
The Sultanate Council's announcement is based on reports from multiple locations across Nigeria, confirming the sighting of the new moon. "Reports of the sighting of the moon were received from various locations across the country," the statement said, adding that, the council has declared Wednesday, February 18, 2026, as the first day of Ramadan in Nigeria.
Ramadan is observed by Muslims worldwide as a sacred month of fasting from dawn to sunset, prayer, charity, and spiritual reflection. The month represents one of the five pillars of Islam and is marked by increased devotion and communal worship.
As Muslims prepare for the start of Ramadan, communities are expected to come together in prayer, charity, and spiritual growth. The month-long observance is a time for increased devotion, self-reflection, and community bonding.
Ramadan is celebrated by Muslims worldwide, with millions observing the fast and participating in various activities and traditions. Nigeria's announcement sets the stage for a month of spiritual reflection and celebration across the country.
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