It seems there might be some confusion regarding the start date of Ramadan. Different regions and communities often rely on various methods to determine the beginning of Ramadan, such as moon sightings or astronomical calculations. As a result, discrepancies in the start date can occur.
In France, some mosques may have begun fasting and Taraweeh prayers on Monday, while others may have chosen to start on Tuesday, as announced by the central mosque of Paris.
Similarly, in the UK, the Sunny Moon Sighting Board in Manchester may have announced the start of Ramadan from Tuesday, March 12th, while other communities may have begun fasting on Monday.
These differences are not uncommon and highlight the diversity within the Muslim community in terms of religious practices and interpretations.
