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Ramadan 2026 Jumma Namaz Time: In Islam, the holy month of Ramadan has been called the holy month which is the month of worship, mercy, restraint, patience and mercy. Every day of the month of Ramadan is very special and blessed, but Friday (Friday) has the most importance.
The first Friday of Ramadan was on 20th February and today is the second Friday of Ramadan on 27th February. According to Islamic belief, Muja falling in the month of Ramadan brings an opportunity of blessings and forgiveness especially for the fasting people. Therefore, it becomes very important for the fasting people and namazis to know what will be the right time for Friday prayers in mosques today.
Namaz time of second Friday of Ramadan
Friday prayers are usually offered in the afternoon. However, there is a slight difference in the timing of Friday prayers in mosques of different cities. In most mosques, the Friday sermon takes place between 12:15 pm and 12:45 pm.
Let us tell you that ‘Khudba’ is a mandatory sermon given by the Imam before the Friday prayers, which includes praise of Allah, salutations to the Prophet and advice to do good deeds and avoid sins. Namaz is offered between 12:45 and 1:30 pm. For the exact timing of Friday Namaz, you can get information about the exact timing from the local mosque or Imam Sahib of your city.
Importance of Friday Namaz
In Islam, Friday is considered the most auspicious day. Hazrat Muhammad (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said that Friday is the leader of all days. It is considered special like Eid. At the same time, when Jumma falls in Ramadan, its virtue increases even more. It is believed that the prayers made on Friday are especially accepted and Allah forgives the sins of the person.
Also read: Ramadan 2026 Jumma: How many Jummas will there be 4 or 5 this time in Ramadan, see the calculation of Islamic calendar.
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