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Re: Why Ramadan is always 30 DAYS

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 3:57 pm
by jawanmardan
Originally posted by humble_servant_us:
jawanmardan
On the question at hand, the Bohra calendar is based on Mathematical calculations dating from the Fatimid period, and not based on physically sighting the moon.
If we agree that Bohra calender is based on Mathematical calculatons, now its just a matter of factto prove that these calculations are always correct.

Simple way to prove it is that every 1st night of the Bohra calender based month should coincide with the new moon night. If its so the calculations are correct but "if not" then there is some flaw in the calculations which should be looked into.
I agree, I am not familiar with the Fatimid calendar, so I can’t vouch for its accuracy. However I think the principal of having a calculated calendar worth while.

Re: Why Ramadan is always 30 DAYS

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 4:07 pm
by jawanmardan
So we have gone from Fairbanks Alaska to space? Right oh.

Well that makes so much more sense :p
Originally posted by Muslim First:
JM
How about Zahiri meaning of your Batini
Well said Porus. However both logic and reason is haram I’m afraid.
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How about using logic and reason. Sadly though you incapable of independent thinking.

Re: Why Ramadan is always 30 DAYS

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 7:02 pm
by Muslim First
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JM

Pehlie kyo padha rahe ho. Sidha sidha jawab de do.
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Re: Why Ramadan is always 30 DAYS

Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 9:16 pm
by jawanmardan
Darh Z'at, dooeye na deed hosh'iar
Ma'o thu bavad, baraaeye guftahr;
Adad meaney yak eeyaan beein
Az yakk bennigar kehh gashat bisseyaar. :roll:

Re: Why Ramadan is always 30 DAYS

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 4:40 am
by spot
to all,

libya, which follows only astronomical calculations, started fasting on tuesday, september 12th. why use astromical calculations...it is strongly recommended within the quran. why fast 30 days...unless it is determined that ramadhan is 29 days, you should fast 30 days to complete the month per the quran.

the sighting of moon has always been unrealiable. last year the shia community in our town started 3 days after the bohras and celebrated eid on the same day...that means they fasted only 27 days. its a joke. this happens every years...not just once in a while...to the point where it is predictable.