Ramadan, also known as Ramzan, is unanimously considered as the holiest month in the Islamic calendar, owing to the belief that Quran was written during this time. In Saudi Arabia, Eid holidays begin early and go as long as 23 days, Muslims in Qatar get 11 days, and UAE, Kuwait and Oman get nine days. As per the Islamic calendar, the dates of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr change every year depending on the lunar sightings; hence Muslims across the globe celebrate it on different dates. If that's the case then it is pretty much confirmed that Eid al-Fitr will be celebrated in India, Pakistan and other neighbouring countries on Monday, June 26.
Six people are injured after a car ploughs into Eid al-Fitr worshippers in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. Police do not believe terrorism is involved.