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Saudi Supreme Court urges sighting Shawwal crescent on Saturday evening

  • Supreme Court called on anyone who sights the crescent moon the naked eye or through binoculars to report to the nearest court and register their testimony
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Ramadan 2021 will start on Tuesday: Saudi Arabia

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Saudi Supreme Court: No evidence of Ramadan moon sighting

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Overdue business rents waived by Saudi court

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King Salman appoints 13 judges to Supreme Court

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Saudi King Salman appoints 6 new Supreme Court judges

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