The smallest major countries in the world


Source

Due to the duration of time, in the different regions of the world as before, one day before and afterwards, there is also less time during the rozana period. Religious Muslims celebrate fasting from Dadiq to sunset; But due to the difference between sunrise and sunset in different countries of the world, there is also less time during the roses. In some regions, it is much more than normal and much less in any region.
This year, more than 20 hours in some countries and no country has to be fasting for less than 11 hours. For the last few years, the fastest time Muslims have to fast on the islands of Iceland Iceland Muslims. This is the largest day in the small island island of the North Atlantic Ocean. As clockwise for 20 hours and 17 minutes. At the local time of the country, at night in the subdue, Sadiq becomes sadiq, and Iftar means the sunset is about half an hour. There are few Muslim nationals facing the problem of fasting so long. The country's Muslim population is eight hundred. During the second fastest day in Iceland's neighboring island and Denmark-ruled island Greenland This time in the country during the raja 19 hours 25 minutes. And the country of Baltic region Finland is in third position, Muslims in the country are fasting for 19 hours 21 minutes. Then in the same region Norway (19 hours 19 minutes), Sweden (19 hours 12 minutes). Muslims in other parts of North Pole have to keep such fast for long periods of time. On the other hand, on the other side of the planet that is in the south pole is the opposite image. Muslims in Chile, the country of South America, are fasting for the shortest time. Now the country is 10 hours 33 minutes long. Less than 11 hours less than Iceland. In New Zealand fasting is 11 hours 35 minutes, South Africa 11 hours 47 minutes. Brazil and Australia have the same exact fasting, 11 hours 59 minutes. The Five Monthly Desk.

If you like this content, upvote, comment and share

H2
H3
H4
3 columns
2 columns
1 column
Join the conversation now