Mumbai, March 24: Ramadan 2025 which began on March 2 is now in its final phase, with Muslims around the world observing their 23rd fast today. This holy month is marked by deep devotion, as believers fast from dawn to sunset, demonstrating faith, patience and self-discipline.
Along with fasting, Muslims engage in prayers (Namaz), charitable giving and good deeds to strengthen their spiritual connection. Since sunrise and sunset times vary by location, a Ramadan timetable helps ensure that fasting and prayer schedules are followed accurately.
Muslims observe fast starting from Sehri (Sunrise) to Iftar (Sunset) meals. The timings for the Sehri and the Iftar differ in the major cities of the country. Muslims have to keep track of these timings to start and break their fast throughout Ramadan.
Here are the Sehri and Iftar timings for Sunday (March 23) in the major Indian cities during the month of Ramadan 2025:
Delhi:
1 Sehri: 05:02 AM
2 Iftar: 06:37 PM
Mumbai:
1 Sehri: 05:26 AM
2 Iftar: 06:51 PM
Hyderabad:
1 Sehri: 05:09 AM
2 Iftar: 06:40 PM
Kolkata:
1 Sehri: 04:21 AM
2 Iftar: 05:50 PM
Bengaluru:
1 Sehri: 05:11 AM
2 Iftar: 06:31 PM
Chennai:
1 Sehri: 04:59 AM
2 Iftar: 06:21 PM
Ramadan 2025: Sehri and Iftar timing for Thursday, March 20
Sehri: 5:09 AM
Iftar: 6:37 PM
Ramadan 2025: Sehri and Iftar timing for Friday, March 21
Sehri: 5:08 AM
Iftar: 6:37 PM
What Is Sehri & Iftar?
Muslims start their fast after eating the Suhoor or Sehri in the early hours of the morning. It is eaten before dawn during Ramadan. They break the fast by eating Iftar meal in the evening. The exact time for Sehri and Iftar vary across the different cities in the country.
Please note that these timings are approximate and can vary slightly based on local observations and methods of calculation. It’s advisable to consult local religious authorities or community centers for precise timings in your area.
