Sakat Chauth, observed today, involves a day-long fast broken only after moonrise. Families gather on balconies, patiently awaiting the celestial signal for prayers and the end of their observance. This tradition emphasizes faith and togetherness, with devotion being paramount even if the moon is obscured.
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