Ramadan 2026 Roza Sehri iftar timing: The holy month of Ramzan has started from 19 February 2026. On Saturday, 21st February, the fasting people will observe their third fast. Roza (fasting) is observed every day from sunrise to sunset throughout the month of Ramadan. Fasting in Ramadan is a duty on every Muslim.

It is mentioned in verse number 213 of Surat ‘Albaqarah’ of the first paragraph ‘Alif Laam Meem’ of the Quran-e-Pak, ‘Wallahu Yahadi Mayyanshau Ila Siratim Mustaqeem.’ Meaning- ‘And Allah shows the straight path to whomever He wishes’. When a person abstains from bad deeds by fasting and keeps control on his senses, he starts walking on the straight path. Therefore Roza is a harbinger of mercy and relief.

After completing the first and second fast, Muslims have now started preparing for the third fast. According to Islam, the third fast is a sign of mercy and relief. Here Rahmat means mercy of Allah, Rahat means comfort and Rahbar means guidance.

Actually, the time of Sehri and Iftar on Roza will be between 5:36 am and 6:15 pm respectively. But there is difference in timings of different cities. Therefore, fasting people can check here the time of Sehri-Iftar as per your city on Saturday, 21st February.

City Name

Sehri Timing (21 February Sehri Timing)

Iftar Timing (21 February Iftar Timing)

Delhi	05:35 am	06:16 pm
Noida	05:34 AM	06:16 pm
Chennai	05:18 AM	06:17 PM
Lucknow	05:20 AM	06:02 PM
Pune	05:45 AM	06:39 pm
Mumbai	05:49 AM	06:42 pm
Kolkata	04:48 AM	05:37 pm
Hyderabad	05:27 AM	06:21 pm
Patna	05:03 AM	05:47 pm
Bhuvneshwar	04:58 AM	05:49 pm
Jaipur	05:40 AM	06:24 PM
Indore	05:38 AM	06:27 pm
Bengaluru (Bengaluru)	05:27 AM	06:28 pm
Ahmedabad	05:52 AM	06:39 pm
Surat	05:51 AM	06:40 PM
Ranchi	05:10 AM	05:59 pm
Kanpur	05:22AM	06:06 pm

Also read: Ramadan 2026: Second fast of Ramadan today on Friday, see Sehri-Iftar timings of your city including Mumbai, Hyderabad.

Ramadan 2026 Second Roza: The month of Ramadan has started and the fasting people will keep fasting every day at every stop. After completion of 29 to 30 days of fasting, Ramadan will end and Eid-ul-Fitr will be celebrated.

The new moon of Ramzan was sighted in India on 18 February 2026 and Ramzan started from 19 February. Now on 20th February, on Friday, the fasting people will keep the second fast. The importance of this day will increase further as it falls on Friday. Because Friday is considered a holy day in Islam.

Sehri-Iftar time of second fast

On Friday, February 20, the fasting people will start the second fast of Ramadan. Sehri will be served in the morning before Fajr Azaan and then iftar will be served in the evening. Actually, the time of Sehri and Iftar on Roza will be between 5:36 am and 6:15 pm respectively. But there is difference in timings of different cities. Therefore, fasting people can check the Sehri-Iftar timings according to their city here.

City Name

Sehri Timing (20 February Sehri Timing)

Iftar Timing (20 February Iftar Timing)

Delhi	05:35 am	06:16 PM
Noida	05:36 am	06:16 pm
Chennai	05:35 am	06:16 pm
Lucknow	05:20 AM	06:03 PM
Pune	05:46 AM	06:37 pm
Mumbai	05:50 AM	06:52 pm
Kolkata	04:49 AM	05:37 pm
Hyderabad	05:26 AM	06:21 pm
Patna	05:04 AM	05:46 PM
Bhuvneshwar	04:49 AM	05:58 pm
Jaipur	05:51 AM	06:23 pm
Indore	05:39 AM	06:27 pm
Bengaluru (Bengaluru)	05:28 AM	06:28 pm
Ahmedabad	05:52 AM	06:39 pm
Surat	05:50 AM	06:40 PM
Ranchi	05:01 AM	05:48 PM
Kanpur	05:22 AM	06:05 PM

Importance of the second fast of Ramadan

For Muslims, fasting during Ramadan is a test of faith. Fasting gives impetus to the desire to worship Allah. Allah orders ‘Ya Ayyuhallazina Amun Kuteba Alaikumsyam’ That means, O you who believe in the Holy Quran, fasting is obligatory on you. Whereas the second fast of Ramadan gives strength to control desires.

Also read: Ramadan 2026: Moon sighted, first Roza on Thursday, see the Sehri-Iftar timings of your city including Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow.
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