The crescent moon signifying the start of Rabi' al-Awwal was not sighted, meaning Eid Milad un-Nabi, the celebration of the Prophet Muhammad's birthday, will be observed on August 26th. Devout Muslims will mark the occasion with religious practices, including recitation of the Holy Quran, sending blessings upon the Prophet (Durud Sharief), charitable giving, and voluntary worship. Many will also observe a voluntary fast on this day. The focus remains on spiritual devotion and remembrance of the Prophet’s life and teachings. This date allows time for preparation and collective observance within the Muslim community. Religious leaders encourage peaceful and respectful celebrations focused on faith and piety. The announcement confirms the date for this significant event in the Islamic calendar.