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**Eidul Fitr 2025: Sindh Government Employees to Enjoy a Long Break**
Government employees in Sindh province are in for a treat this Eidul Fitr! Thanks to a combination of official holidays and strategically placed weekends, many will enjoy an eight-day break.
The Sindh government recently announced that Eidul Fitr holidays will run from March 31st to April 2nd, 2025. This aligns with the federal government’s holiday schedule. In addition, April 4th will be a public holiday in observance of the death anniversary of former Prime Minister Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.
Because weekends fall on March 29th-30th and April 5th-6th, government offices in Sindh will effectively be closed for eight consecutive days.
**Eidul Fitr Expected on March 31st**
Eidul Fitr 2025 is anticipated to be celebrated across Pakistan on Monday, March 31st, after the completion of 29 days of Ramadan.
The Ruet-e-Hilal Research Council believes the Shawwal crescent (the new moon that marks the end of Ramadan) will likely be visible on the evening of Sunday, March 30th, assuming clear weather.
Khalid Ijaz Mufti, Secretary General of the council, explained that the new moon will be born on Saturday, March 29th, at 3:58 PM Pakistan time. By sunset on Sunday, the moon will be over 26 hours old, making it visible to the naked eye. He further clarified that the moon needs to be at least 18 hours old at sunset for sighting, a condition that will easily be met. The time between sunset and moonset, crucial for visibility, will also surpass the required 40-minute minimum across various cities.