Short answer: Check your local moon-sighting committee, your Saudi-following cousins, and your gut. Long answer: It depends on the clouds, the WhatsApp group admin, and how much patience you have left.
If you’re still unsure, here’s a pro tip: ask your local imam. Or just follow the biggest mosque near you. Or—and this is bold—trust that one friend who always gets it right. You know the one. The moon enthusiast with the fancy telescope app.
But really, don’t stress. Whether Eid is tomorrow or the day after, the spirit is the same: food, family, and pretending you didn’t just eat three samosas before breakfast. And hey, if you get it wrong? You just get two Eids. Win-win.
So, refresh your apps. Join the moon-sighting debate (politely, please). And when you finally get that text saying, “Eid Mubarak! Tomorrow!,” do a little dance. You survived another lunar rollercoaster. Now pass the samosas.
