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Ramadan (also spelled Ramadhan or Ramzan) is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. It is a sacred period observed by Muslims worldwide through fasting, prayer, charity, and spiritual reflection.
Is Ramadan begins a Public Holiday?
Ramadan begins is not a public holiday. Businesses have normal opening hours.
The month of Ramadan begins when the Waxing Crescent Moon can be observed in the evening sky.
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| Year | Weekday | Date | Name | Holiday Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Sat | Mar 1 | Ramadan begins | Observance, Muslim |
| 2026 | Wed | Feb 18 | Ramadan begins (Tentative Date) | Observance, Muslim |
| 2027 | Mon | Feb 8 | Ramadan begins (Tentative Date) | Observance, Muslim |
| 2028 | Fri | Jan 28 | Ramadan begins (Tentative Date) | Observance, Muslim |
| 2029 | Tue | Jan 16 | Ramadan begins (Tentative Date) | Observance, Muslim |
| 2030 | Sun | Jan 6 | Ramadan begins (Tentative Date) | Observance, Muslim |
| 2030 | Thu | Dec 26 | Ramadan begins (Tentative Date) | Observance, Muslim |
| 2031 | Mon | Dec 15 | Ramadan begins (Tentative Date) | Observance, Muslim |
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