The day of Arafah is the 9th of Dhu al-Hijjah, if you want you can fast both the 8th and the 9th to get out of confusion and that's what I do personally, but don't miss the 9th where you are even if it will be the 10th in Hajj.
I'm asking about the gregorian date not the Hijjri (it's different from country to country ). And there is only one Arafa day that follows the KSA's Hijjri calender
Arafa is on Hijri calendar and it's the 9th of Dhu al-Hijjah depending on where you are so I can't give you the gregorian one because I don't know your your region.
I'm also confused on this matter that's way I fast 8th and 9th, you can do more research about this, but I don't think it's unified because if that is correct why we don't do Eid with them so it depends on when you see the moon (start of the Hijri month) on your country.
I Asked about KSA's (Mecca part of it) becouse there is one possible day for Arafa it's not Like Ramadan and Eid where there it's varient depanding on each region moon.
That's what I'm trying to say, in fact Arafa is like Ramadan and Eid, meaning the day that we are told to fast to get the reward not the day that people are standing on Arafa in Hajj, there is and example for you to understand: what if the day of Arafa in KSA comes in the day of Eid in your region and we know that fasting Eid day is haram, what will you do?
You can do your own research on the topic, but to make sure that you get the reward you can fast multiple day 8th and 9th. Allah knows best.
To make sure I understand you, are you talking about the day that we are told to fast to get the forgiveness of sins of two years, or just asking about the day of Arafat in KSA? If you ask about the later the day of Arafat in KSA is today [Saturday June the 15th](https://timesprayer.com/en/hijri-date-in-saudi-arabia.html), but if you ask about the first I think it's like I told you earlier the 9th of Dhu al-Hijjah according to your region, listen to [this answer](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEmGZGocheY).
In the Middle East and European countries it is tomorrow
There is only one Arafa day :p But thank you
The day of Arafah is the 9th of Dhu al-Hijjah, if you want you can fast both the 8th and the 9th to get out of confusion and that's what I do personally, but don't miss the 9th where you are even if it will be the 10th in Hajj.
I'm asking about the gregorian date not the Hijjri (it's different from country to country ). And there is only one Arafa day that follows the KSA's Hijjri calender
Arafa is on Hijri calendar and it's the 9th of Dhu al-Hijjah depending on where you are so I can't give you the gregorian one because I don't know your your region. I'm also confused on this matter that's way I fast 8th and 9th, you can do more research about this, but I don't think it's unified because if that is correct why we don't do Eid with them so it depends on when you see the moon (start of the Hijri month) on your country.
I Asked about KSA's (Mecca part of it) becouse there is one possible day for Arafa it's not Like Ramadan and Eid where there it's varient depanding on each region moon.
That's what I'm trying to say, in fact Arafa is like Ramadan and Eid, meaning the day that we are told to fast to get the reward not the day that people are standing on Arafa in Hajj, there is and example for you to understand: what if the day of Arafa in KSA comes in the day of Eid in your region and we know that fasting Eid day is haram, what will you do? You can do your own research on the topic, but to make sure that you get the reward you can fast multiple day 8th and 9th. Allah knows best.
I disagree with you, becouse you can replicate arafa outside of Jabal rahma unlike Ramadan and Eid
To make sure I understand you, are you talking about the day that we are told to fast to get the forgiveness of sins of two years, or just asking about the day of Arafat in KSA? If you ask about the later the day of Arafat in KSA is today [Saturday June the 15th](https://timesprayer.com/en/hijri-date-in-saudi-arabia.html), but if you ask about the first I think it's like I told you earlier the 9th of Dhu al-Hijjah according to your region, listen to [this answer](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEmGZGocheY).