Eid ul Fitr, one of the most joyous festivals in the Islamic calendar, is expected to be celebrated in Pakistan on Monday, March 31, 2025, according to astronomical calculations and moon sighting predictions. Experts and meteorologists suggest that the Shawwal moon is likely to be visible on the evening of March 30, marking the official end of Ramadan.

Awaiting Official Confirmation

While scientific predictions indicate the sighting of the crescent moon, the final decision will rest with the Ruet-e-Hilal Committee, which is responsible for confirming moon sightings across the country. The committee will convene on March 30 to assess reports from various regions before making an official announcement.

Excitement and Preparations Underway

As Eid approaches, excitement is building across the country. Markets are bustling with last-minute Eid shopping, including traditional outfits, sweets, and gifts for loved ones. Families are also preparing for grand feasts, with sheer khurma, biryani, and kebabs set to be the highlights of Eid gatherings.

Eid Festivities and Traditions

Once the crescent moon is officially sighted, Muslims across Pakistan will begin their Eid celebrations with early morning congregational prayers at mosques and open grounds. The day is marked by acts of charity, visiting loved ones, and enjoying festive meals. The government is also expected to announce public holidays to allow people to celebrate without disruptions.

Final Announcement Expected Soon

While anticipation is high, the nation awaits the official confirmation from the Ruet-e-Hilal Committee, which will be made closer to the date. Whether Eid falls on March 31 or a day later, the spirit of joy, unity, and gratitude remains at the heart of the celebration.

Stay tuned for updates as Pakistan prepares for a grand Eid ul Fitr celebration!