the question is why u guys look at t moon for fasting, even jews, christians fast, but not during certain month or seeing moon or star or sun...........it is coming close to t moon god...in preislamic times it was calle al-ilah.......then later it was changed by mohammad as allah...............
@yawehjesus As you might have noticed the a lunar calendar is a calendar that is based on cycles of the lunar phase. It has nothing to do with worshipping the Moon. The only widely used purely lunar calendar is the Islamic calendar or Hijri calendar, whose year always consists of 12 lunar months.
Most lunar calendars are, in fact, lunisolar; such as the CHINESE, HEBREW, and HINDUcalendars, and most calendar systems used in antiquity.
@yawehjesus .....Continued.....Lunar calendars differ as to which day is the first day of the month. For some lunar calendars, such as the CHINESEcalendar, the first day of a month is the day when a new moon appears in a particular time zone.
For others, such as some Hindu calendars, each month begins at full moon. Others were based in the past on the first sighting of a lunar crescent such as the HEBREW calendar.
@Aaisha6095 ...Continued....So, as you can see, other faiths find a systematic order by following the moon as a source of timely consistency since it circulates, around the Earth in exactly 12 months period. See, 12 has a common factor of 4 (as for 4 seasons every 3 months).Some as you read might use the new moon to calculate it, others the crescent, but they all will reach to the conclusion of 30 days (approx) of a month, and 12 months total.
the question is why u guys look at t moon for fasting, even jews, christians fast, but not during certain month or seeing moon or star or sun...........it is coming close to t moon god...in preislamic times it was calle al-ilah.......then later it was changed by mohammad as allah...............
yawehjesus 1 year ago
@yawehjesus As you might have noticed the a lunar calendar is a calendar that is based on cycles of the lunar phase. It has nothing to do with worshipping the Moon. The only widely used purely lunar calendar is the Islamic calendar or Hijri calendar, whose year always consists of 12 lunar months.
Most lunar calendars are, in fact, lunisolar; such as the CHINESE, HEBREW, and HINDUcalendars, and most calendar systems used in antiquity.
To becontinued.......
Aaisha6095 1 year ago
@yawehjesus .....Continued.....Lunar calendars differ as to which day is the first day of the month. For some lunar calendars, such as the CHINESEcalendar, the first day of a month is the day when a new moon appears in a particular time zone.
For others, such as some Hindu calendars, each month begins at full moon. Others were based in the past on the first sighting of a lunar crescent such as the HEBREW calendar.
To be Continued.......
Aaisha6095 1 year ago
@Aaisha6095 ...Continued....So, as you can see, other faiths find a systematic order by following the moon as a source of timely consistency since it circulates, around the Earth in exactly 12 months period. See, 12 has a common factor of 4 (as for 4 seasons every 3 months).Some as you read might use the new moon to calculate it, others the crescent, but they all will reach to the conclusion of 30 days (approx) of a month, and 12 months total.
Hope this helps answer your misunderstanding.
Aaisha6095 1 year ago