وقال عضو المشروع السيد حاتم الحراق "بعدستي مغرب اليوم تعذر رؤية هلال شهر ربيع الأول 1445 هـ من مدينة طنجة " 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد أروينجولي "Its a total cloudy day in Medan in the afternoon, no crescent was seen from Medan" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد حسين  جانقربانی "In the name of God
Rabee' Al-Awwal Crescent Observation Report:
The Astronomy and Geophysics Center of Shahreza – The Crescent Association of Shahreza
Report by: Hossein Janghorbani (NajmoSepehr-Sadrolmonajjemin) – Manager of Shahreza Crescent Association and Red Crescent’s Astronomy and Geophysics Center
Date: Friday  , 09/15/2023
Location: Damzad foothills in the East of Shahreza (latitude: 32 00 N, longitude: 51 52 E, elevation: 1825m from sea level, time zone: +3.5 GMT)
Equipments: Two set of 20*90 binoculars, One compass.
Atmospheric condition: clear 
Horizon obstacles: about 2°
Apparent Sunset: 17:55
Results: Moon crescent was not seen by binocular.
Observers:
1.Reza Janghorbani 2.Ali Janghorbani 3.Hossein Janghorbani 4.Be Yade Shadravan Banoo Zahra Fallahi
" 

وقال عضو المشروع المهندس أنس الرحمون "كان الأفق الغربي مشوباً بنسبةٍ ضعيفةٍ بالسحب العالية والرقيقة، وكانت نسبة الغبار والأتربة المحمولة بالحد الأدنى، ولم يرَ الهلال " 

وقال عضو المشروع الأستاذ دكتور محمد سالم البوسعيدي "The western skies around the Crescent Moon was hazy with some clouds. The Crescent Moon was not sighted." 

وقال عضو المشروع الدكتور الخليل  مولود "لم تتلقى اللجنة الوطنية للاهلة أي دعوى برؤية الهلال" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد صموال جبريل "The rainfall began shortly before sunset and the western sky was heavily clouded." 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد عَبْدُ اَلرَّحْمَنْ  البَسْتَكي .. "لم أتمكن من رؤية الهلال بسبب الغبار و العوالق في الأفق، الشمس غربت قبل  وقتها الحقيقي في العوالق ، و الحمدلله رب العالمين . " 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد سامر البوسنوي "Observation was made today, 30th of Safer, 1445.h./16th of September 2023. Hillal could not be seen due to cloudy weather. Yesterday  29th of Safer, 1445.h was also not visible due to rainy weather, that being the reason for complete 30 days of this month
Location: The top of the Žuč hill,Sarajevo ,Bosnia and Herzegovina" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد جنيد باتيل "Alhamdulillah, another day which I was waiting to chase the moon. Almost all the parts of the UK were covered in clouds but still took a calculated risk and went on a 400-mile round trip. I saw the moon through binoculars and captured a single picture with a DSLR camera too. I usually refrain from mentioning the visibility codes but this is how many understand so let me tell you this was the Code D moon. More details are below and the pictures are attached.

- Searching New Evening Waxing Crescent Moon
- 16 September 2023, Saturday
- Islamic Lunar Month of Rabi al-Awwal 1445
- Location: Hunstanton, West Norfolk, UK
- Observer's Name: Juned Patel from Bolton, UK
- Actual Search conducted between 16:55 to 20:00

Observations Details:
- Reach at the destination around 16:38
- Finished setting the equipment around 16:55
- First captured the image of the crescent moon using an Astro Camera at 17:13
- Only become visible through binoculars at 18:44 when Moon's Alt +7.9° Sun's Alt +3.6° - Prior to this despite I was able to see through the Astro camera and pointing at the exact location but still could not see through binoculars or telescope eyepiece.
- Then I jumped on to capture the moon using a DSLR camera as I had 1 or two minutes before it would go behind the dense clouds for the rest of the evening and Alhamdulillah captured with the DSLR at 18:45.
✖ The crescent was not seen with the naked eye. 

The Moon’s Parameters at the time of Sunset:
- Sunset: 19:11:47 & Azimuth: 275°
- Moonset: 19:41:06 Moon's Altitude at Sunset: 3.94° & Azimuth: 257°
- Moon's Age: 41.03 Hours / 1.71 Days after conjunction
- Lag Time after Sunset: 30 Minutes
- Elongation: 18.6975°
- Illumination: 2.70%
- Crescent Width: 0.7881'
- Apparent Magnitude: -6.22" 

وقال عضو المشروع المهندس قمر الدين "It was totally cloudy in York today (16/9/2023), so the four of us could not see the moon, unfortunately. However, it was my first opportunity to install a removable telescope pillar in an open field with a clear view of the western horizon. I have been working on this project for the last few weeks and managed to get the control software (SynScan) to drive a computerised telescope (Skywatcher AZ GTI with ST80). I hope to calibrate it on a clear night so it will be easier to find the moon after sunset, InshaAllah." 

وقال عضو المشروع الدكتور جواد تورابنيجاد "Using a pair of binoculars (7X50), earlier today (Saturday, Sep 16) I sighted the crescent at 2:34 pm EDT.  The horns were approximately at 1:00 and 3:30 O'clock (1:00;2:30;3:30).  At that time the sky was partly cloudy.

Later in the evening, the sky became more cloudy which prevented me from seeing the crescent.

Pictures show the sky conditions for the two events." 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد حسين  جانقربانی "In the name of God
Rabee' Al-Awwal Crescent Observation Report:
The Astronomy and Geophysics Center of Shahreza – The Crescent Association of Shahreza
Report by: Hossein Janghorbani (NajmoSepehr-Sadrolmonajjemin) – Manager of Shahreza Crescent Association and Red Crescent’s Astronomy and Geophysics Center
Date: Saturday  , 09/16/2023
Location: Damzad foothills in the East of Shahreza (latitude: 32 00 N, longitude: 51 52 E, elevation: 1825m from sea level, time zone: +3.5 GMT)
Equipments: Three set of 15*70 binoculars,  One compass.
Atmospheric condition: Hazy  
Horizon obstacles: about 2°
Apparent Sunset: 17:56
Apparent Moonset: 18:44
Results: Moon crescent was seen by 15*70 binoculars by Hossein Janghorbani at 18:08, for the first time.
 Other group members observed crescent by binoculars subsequently.
Moon crescent was seen by naked eye by Reza Janghorbani at 18:35 for the first time. Other group members observed crescent by naked eye subsequently.
Observers:
1.Sayed Akbar Chavoshi 2.Milad Eslami 3.Sadegh Saneii 4.Abbas Esmaeeli 5.Majid Zare 6.Majid Rabiee 7.Meysam Salek 8.Ali Aghabozorgi 9.Mohammad Javad Nikeghbal 10.Daryush Janghorbani 11.Reza Janghorbani 12.Ali Janghorbani 13.Hossein Janghorbani 14.Shahnaz Same 15.Zohreh Karimpoor 16.Soheyla Eslami 17.Nazanin Piroozmandan 18.Narjes Zare 19.Mohadeseh Alinezhad 20.Masoomeh Hafar 21.Reyhaneh Dadvand 22.Maryam Salehpoor 23.Hamideh Rabiee 24.Shamim Arami 25.Nafas Shojae 26.be yade shadravan banoo Zahra Fallahi
" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد ناصر بربورة "تمت رؤية هلال أول شهر ربيع الأول 1445 بالعين الجردة و كان ضعيف الإضاءة." 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد عبد الله الآغا "لم أتمكّن من مشاهدة الهلال على الرغم من انعدام نسبة الغبار في الجو تقريباً و خلوّ الأفق الغربي من العوائق البصريّة" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد سامر البوسنوي "I sent my report yesterday, but due to an error the photograph I attached was not uploaded, so I am sending it again." 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد فيكتور كسيح "It was a beautiful crescent before 45h 25m the new moon time. I saw many details on the surface of moon." 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد حاتم الحراق "تم تصوير هلال آخر شهر صفر الخير 1445 هـ بعد فجر يوم الأربعاء 27 صفر الخير 1445 هـ / الموافق لـ  13 شتنبر 2023" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد عبدالله  غيثان "تمت رؤية هلال آخر الشهر هذا اليوم وكان واضحاً ومرتفع ايضا ومتوقع إن يشاهد ايضا يوم غد" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد عَبْدُ اَلرَّحْمَنْ  البَسْتَكي .. "لم أرى الهلال ، بسبب الضباب الشديد ! " 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد جيم ستام "Old Moon   Crescent Observation Report
======================================
Observed:   Thursday; Sept. 14, 2023  at 05:46 (Local Time)

Location (WGS 84): San Pedro Vista,   Arizona (USA)
  Longitude   =    110.6898 W
  Latitude      =     32.4004 N
  Elevation    =     2242 meters
  Time Zone  =    -7.0 hours

Surface conditions at   San Pedro Vista:
  Temperature           = 53.0 °F
  Dew Point               = 49.3 °F
  Barometric Pressure   =  ? inches

Beautiful clear sky, but water, water, everywhere.

  Magnitude limit at 3 degrees altitude with 80 power in a
  C-8 telescope, before or after onset of twilight  =  < 8

Topocentric and local time values from “Accurate Times”:
  Sunrise  (at sea level)    =  05.58
  Moonrise (at sea level)  =  05.31

  Time from new moon at     05.46 =   13 hr. 54 min.
  Moon lag time                   =      27 minutes
  Relative Altitude                =    5.4  degrees
  Elongation from sun          =    5.9   degrees
  Crescent width                  =    5     arc sec
  Illumination                        =    0.27  percent


I wanted this one.  Ever since John Polacheck and I saw the crescent at 6.5 degrees elongation, and Sky and Telescope dismissed us by saying, “That’s below Danjon’s Limit.  We are going to wait until you make more observations before accepting your report.”, I have been looking for the opportunity of conditions coming together so that we could report an additional observation.  Unfortunately Dr. Polacheck passed before the opportunity arose.  Dr. Bradley Schaefer accompanied me up the mountain to the very spot that John and I made the historic observation, 19 years to the day earlier.  The next day (October 14th) was payday.

Although the sky looked beautiful, the equipment was soaked with dew.  So little was seen near the horizon that I was never sure of the star patterns.  Nevertheless, we went through the procedure, but never saw anything.  The sun rose with so much junk between us and the horizon that we could view the sun naked eye, comfortably.  I hope conditions converge again before 19 more years pass.

Observer(s):         Jim Stamm and Brad Schaefer
E-mail Address:   StammJim@gmail.com" 

وقال عضو المشروع الدكتور احمد الغرياني "السماء صافية جدا جدا مع طبقة رقيقة على الافق اقل من نصف اصبع والشمس أشرقت بيضاء ابتداء من غير اصفرار"