Moonsighting for Jumada-al-Oola 1425
Hussain Khushaish (ICOP & Moonsighting.com member) from Kuwait reported: Not Seen
In Kuwait on Friday 18 June 2004 I could not sight the crescent even with 20*60 binocular. The western horizon was gray hazy, fine dusty & windy especially the last 6 degrees.
Samy Khadem-Al-Charieh (Moonsighting.com member) from Berlin Germany reported: Not Seen
Because of bad weather conditions I could not see the crescent here on June 18. It is cloudy with very few breaks only.
Modoris Ali (Moonsighting.com member) from West Midlands, near Birmigham, UK reported: Not Seen
On Thursday 17 June 2004, impossible to be sighted the moon in England because the moon age is about 1 hour.
On Friday 18 June 2004, Me and other Muslims made an attempt to sight the crescent moon with naked eye at Cradley Heath Mosque area. The crescent Moon wasn't visible. On the sattelite picture I could see a thin crescent, this proves that the crescent moon would be difficult to be sighted in England. The Imam decision was Jumada al Oula would begin on Saturday 19 June 2004. Hopefully the crescent moon would be sighted on Saturday 19 June 2004, it be a second night crescent. I will make another attempt to sight the crescent Saturday.
Rashid Motala (ICOP & Moonsighting.com member) from Signal Hills, South Africa reported: Not Seen
The crescent moon was not sighted this evening, June 18 (Friday) in S. Africa.
Bankih Kacem, (ICOP & Moonsighting.com member) from Beni Isguen, State Ghardaïa, Algeria reported: Seen
Today, June 18, The Crescent was seen from Merkich station. Western horizon was hazy. Two from five members have seen this thin Crescent by binoculars at 20:23 local time. The horns were 3-8 O'clock. It was not seen by naked eyes.
Javad Torabinejad (ICOP & Moonsighting.com member) from Blacksburg, VA reported: Seen
This evening (Friday, 18th of June), using a pair of 7X50 binoculars, I sighted the moon at 9:03 p.m.
(EDT) in Blacksburg, VA. The horns were on 3:00 and 7:00 o'clock. Due to high humidity and some clouds, I could not see the moon with naked eye, however. The sunset was at 8:44.
Ruth Jeffery (Moonsighting.com member) from Houston TX reported: Not Seen
Unfortunately, skies were completely overcast on June 18, 2004. Unable
to verify new moon sighting.
Dr. Hadi Jaafar, (Moonsighting.com member) from Fort Collins, Colorado reported: Not Seen
Today, June 18, Friday, it was rainy and therefore cloudy skies here in Fort Collins and the area; No way to sight the moon.
Abdur Rahman Mohamed (Moonsighting.com member) from Hercules, California reported: Seen
I was visiting Prescott Arizona on Friday June 18th, And alhamadu-lillah, I have observed the new crescent with the naked eye along with other brothers who were with me.
Hussain Khushaish (ICOP & Moonsighting.com member) from Kuwait reported: Seen
In Kuwait on Sat 19 June 2004, I sighted the crescent with the following order:
First seen with binocular at 18:40
Sun disappeared at 18:41
Local sunset 18:50
Seen with naked eyes at 18:51
Last seen with naked eyes at 20:00
Last seen with bino at 20:05
Local moonset at 20:27
The western horizon was hazy the last 6 degrees & this is the reason I lost the crescent from vision the last 27 minutes.
Modoris Ali (Moonsighting.com member) from West Midlands, near Birmigham, UK reported: Seen
I have sighted the cresnt on Saturday, 19 June 2004 at Cradley Heath Mosque at 21:35UTC before sunset in England. Cradley Heath is in the district of West Midlands. It is near Birmingham in England. The sunset time was about 21:40UTC. The crescent looked like it was second night crescent and I have seen it with my naked eyes.