Apple CEO Tim Cook celebrated the month of Ramadan with a post he published a few hours ago. With this message, Cook voiced the call for people from all over the world, including political leaders and members of the royal family, to celebrate Ramadan.
Apple CEO emphasized unity for Ramadan
Apple CEO Tim Cook celebrated the month of Ramadan in the Islamic world via X. In the message he shared, he included the following expressions: “May your Ramadan be blessed all over the world.”
According to the Hijri calendar, the month of Ramadan began on March 1. In this context, it will continue until March 29, and Eid al-Fitr will begin to be celebrated on March 30. It should be noted that the holiday will last for three days and will be an official holiday.
On the other hand, there are many opportunities for those who want to take a break from their work schedule with holidays. Especially holidays that fall during the week can provide the opportunity to make longer holiday plans by taking a few days off. It should be noted that Eid al-Fitr will also be an official holiday on Monday.
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