Safar 1428: On February 18, 2007, crescent moon was seen at Karachi University Observatory, through 6" refractor telescope at 18:45 local time. This was the youngest crescent (21 hours 31 minutes) ever seen in the highly polluted city of Karachi.

Rabi-al-Thani 1424: On May 31, 2003 the moon was seen in Logan UT and Mojave desert CA by binoculars only as expected by visibility curve to be seen by binoculars only.

Muharram 1423: On Mar 14, 2002 the moon was seen in San Francisco CA by binocular then later by naked eye, when it was 24.7 hours old as expected by visibility curve to be spotted by binocular only, then later can be seen by nake deye.

Ramadan 1421: On Nov 26, 2000 the moon was seen in Georgetown, Guyana by naked eye, when it was 22.5 hours old as expected by visibility curve.

Rabi-al-Thani 1421: Rabi-al-Thani moon was seen in Malaysia and Jordan by telescope on Sunday, July 2. On the same date it was seen in Cape Town, South Africa, Guyana, and California, USA.It was just as predicted by calculations.

Muharram 1421: Authentic sightings were reported from Terengganu Malaysia (telescope/Binocular), and with naked eye at Durban South Africa, and at Ghardaia Algeria on Wednesday, April 5, 2000.

Jumada-al-Thani 1420: On September 10, 1999, moon was seen in a telescope after a special preparation by Jordan Astronomical Society on a mountain in Jordan.

Telescope only: Mohammad Odeh and his team's Sighting
Date	Place of Sighting	Age(hr)	Elong./Alt.@Sunset
Sep 10, 1999	Al-Shoubak, Jordan	17.9	9.8 Deg / 6.4 Deg

With special preparation, I (Khalid Shaukat) and my 16 year old son saw it with the binocular in Washignton DC metropolitan area on September 10, 1999. We could barely see it with the naked eye for a few moments. In Utah, Texas, Arizona and California, it was seen easily with the naked eye. It was just as shown by visibility curves.

Binocular used to find: Khalid Shaukat's Own Sighting
Date	Place of Sighting	Age(hr)	Elong./Alt.@Sunset
Sep 10, 1999	Washignton DC	25.4	13.4 Deg / 7.5 Deg

Dhul-Hijjah 1422: On Feb 12, 2002 the moon was not seen anywhere in contiguous USA, with special report of non-sighting by naked eye from San Jose and by binoculars from Richmond UT. This was the month of Eid-al-Adha, so hundreds of Muslims tried to see the moon. It was just as calculated shown by visibility curves.

Ramadan 1421: On Nov 26, 2000 the moon was not seen in Australia, Asia, Europe, and Africa. At Cape Town, South Africa, it was 18.5 hours old and was not seen on clear horizon. In Guyana it was seen on Nov 26, 2000 as expected by visibility curve.

Sha'ban 1421: On October 27, 2000 the moon was not seen in North America. We have report by an astronomer from Trinidad that despite using observatory telescope and preparation ahead of time, it was still not seen on October 27. On October 28 it was seen in most countries around the world, all the way to USA. It was exactly as shown by the visibility map.

Rajab 1421: On September 27, 2000 the moon was, of course, not seen anywhere in the world. On September 28 it was still not seen in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, or any east-ward country. However, on September 28 it was seen in South Africa, and many places all across USA. It was just as shown by visibility curves.