At the end of the fasting month of Ramadan, the moon of the month of Shawwal has been seen in most countries of the world. Eid-ul-Fitr is being celebrated on Wednesday in all the countries of the Middle East, most of the countries in East Asia and some parts of Pakistan and India in South Asia. However, Eid will be celebrated on Thursday only in Bangladesh among the Muslim-dominated countries.

Jubair Ehsan Haque, chairman of the Arabic Department of Dhaka University, has made a list of Eid celebrations and how many fasts are observed in Muslim countries.

According to the information given by him – Eid and fasting on Wednesday 29 in Indonesia, Eid and fasting on Wednesday 29 in Malaysia, Eid and fasting on Wednesday 29 in Pakistan, Eid and fasting on Wednesday 30 in the United Arab Emirates, Eid and fasting on Wednesday 30 in Qatar, Eid and fasting on Wednesday 30 in Saudi Arabia, Yemen on Wednesday Eid and Roza 30.

In addition, Oman has 29 days of Eid and fasting, 29 days of Eid and fasting in Jordan, 30 days of Eid and fasting in Palestine, 30 days of Eid and fasting in Egypt, 30 days of Eid and fasting in Tunisia and 29 days of Eid and fasting in Morocco.