Ramadan 2026 27th Roza Sehri Iftar Time: Ramadan, the month full of blessings, blessings and blessings, is now slowly reaching its final stage and the time of Eid is approaching. Muslims fast with great devotion throughout the month of Ramadan. In this series, the twenty-seventh fast of the month of Ramzan will be observed on Monday, March 17.

It is very important for the fasting people to know that the evening of the twenty-sixth day of fasting i.e. after sunset (Gurube Aftab) is considered to be the twenty-seventh day of Ramadan. Shab-e-Qadr or Lailatul Qadr occurs on this holy date.

Importance of seventy-seventh fast

The twenty-seventh fast of the month of Ramadan is the Ashra for getting relief from hell, the special importance of which has been mentioned in the Quran and Hadith. Therefore, the fast observed on the twenty-seventh of Ramadan, the Fitra and the prayer performed entitle the fasting person to double reward. Therefore, at this time, Muslims offer as much Namaz as possible, recite the Quran and ask for forgiveness from Allah for their sins.

27th Roza is special for fasting people

Even on the 27th day of fasting, the fasting people regularly fast for the whole day after morning suhoor and have iftar after sunset. After iftar, along with Taraweeh prayers, people spend time in Nafl prayers and recitation at night. Mass iftar and prayer are also organized at many places.

But to complete the fast, it is very important to have Sehri and Iftar at the right time. Therefore, fasting people should know the Sehri-Iftar timings of their cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Kanpur, Chennai. (17 March 2026 Sehri-Iftar Timing).

City Name

Sehri Timing (17 March Sehri Timing)

Iftar Timing (17 March Iftar Timing)

Delhi	05:10 am	06:32 PM
Noida	05:09 AM	06:31 PM
Chennai	05:04 AM	06:20 PM
Lucknow	04:56AM	06:17 PM
Pune	05:28 AM	06:46 PM
Mumbai	05:32 AM	06:50 PM
Hyderabad	05:10 am	06:27 PM
Kolkata	04:28 AM	05:57 PM
Patna	04:40 AM	06:00 PM
Bhuvneshwar	04:39 AM	05:58 pm
Jaipur	05:16 am	06:37 PM
Indore	05:18 AM	06:38 PM
Bengaluru (Bengaluru)	05:15 am	06:31 PM
Ahmedabad	05:31 AM	06:50 PM
Surat	05:31 AM	06:49 PM
Kanpur	04:58 AM	06:19 PM
Jammu	05:16 AM	06:41 pm
Chandigarh	05:10 am	06:33 PM
Ranchi	04:40 AM	06:00 PM

Eid preparations also in full swing

As the 27th fast of Ramadan approaches, preparations for Eid-ul-Fitr begin in full swing at home and in the bar. People start preparing for new clothes, sevaiya, sweets and home decorations. However, the date of Eid is decided only after the moon is sighted. There is a possibility that in India, there will be Chand Raat on 20th March and Eid will be celebrated on 21st March. However, the official date is announced only after the sighting of the moon of Shawwal.

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Ramadan 2026 24th Roza Sehri Iftar Time: In the holy month of Ramadan, scholars are engaged with full devotion in the worship of Allah. Now the month of Ramadan is also slowly reaching its final stage. Meanwhile, on March 14, the fasting people will observe the twenty-fourth fast of the month of Ramadan.

Ramadan is a sacred and blessed month, which Muslims celebrate with devotion and respect. Throughout the month, good deeds, fasting, abstinence, namaz, taraweeh are done and most of the time is spent in worship.

Twenty-fourth fast of Ramadan: The virtue of the hereafter

24th fast of Ramadan on Saturday, March 14. At the same time, this third and last Ashra of Ramadan is also going on, which is called ‘Ashra of freedom from hell’. This is a very special time for worship, self-reflection and seeking forgiveness from Allah for one’s sins.

The spirit of worship is at its peak in the last days of Ramadan. At the same time, the twenty-fourth Roza reminds the fasting people that this holy month is slowly going to end, therefore, in the time that is left, they should collect good deeds and remember the good deeds done during the entire Ramadan throughout their life.

Also, in the last days of Ramadan, try not to hurt anyone with your words. Because worship is not just about fasting (fasting), but also about improving one’s behavior.

Ramadan 2026: 23rd fast of Ramadan on March 13, fasting people should see the time of Sehri-Iftar according to their city.

In Ramadan, every day starts with Sehri and after fasting the whole day, the fast is broken with Iftar in the evening. To complete the fast, it is very important to have Sehri and Iftar at the right time. Therefore, fasting people should know the Sehri-Iftar timings of their cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Kanpur, Chennai. (14 March 2026 Sehri-Iftar Timing).

City Name

Sehri Timing (14 March Sehri Timing)

Iftar Timing (14 March Iftar Timing)

Delhi	05:13 AM	06:30 PM
Noida	05:12 AM	06:29 pm
Chennai	05:06 AM	06:20 PM
Lucknow	04:59 AM	06:15 pm
Pune	05:30 am	06:45 PM
Mumbai	05:34 AM	06:49 pm
Hyderabad	05:12 AM	06:27 pm
Kolkata	04:31 AM	05:56 pm
Patna	04:43 AM	05:59 PM
Bhuvneshwar	04:42 AM	05:57 PM
Jaipur	05:19 AM	06:36 PM
Indore	05:21 AM	06:36 PM
Bengaluru (Bengaluru)	05:16 am	06:31 PM
Ahmedabad	05:34 AM	06:49 pm
Surat	05:34 AM	06:48 PM
Kanpur	05:02 AM	06:18 pm
Jammu	05:20 AM	06:39 pm
Chandigarh	05:13 AM	06:31 PM
Ranchi	04:43 AM	05:58 PM

Also read: Alvida Jumma 2026 Date: 13 or 20 March When is Jumatul Vida, know the exact date of the last Friday of Ramadan

Ramadan 2026 22nd Roza Sehri Iftar Time: During Ramadan, fasting people observe fast with complete restraint and rules. Meanwhile, the twenty-second fast of the month of Ramadan will be observed on Thursday, March 12, 2026. To keep fast in Islam, there is a custom of having Sehri before Fajr namaz and Iftar at sunset.

Ramadan, the month of mercy, blessings and forgiveness, is now at its last stage and the importance of worship increases even more in the last days. Taraweeh prayers, recitation of Quran and mass iftar are organized in mosques.

Importance of Sehri and Iftar

Sehri and Iftar are not just a process of eating and drinking, but it also gives the message of restraint, gratitude and humanity. People observing fast do Sehri in the morning before Fajr namaz and break the fast with Iftar after sunset. To complete the fast, it is very important that the fasting person has Sehri and Iftar at the right time. Therefore, fasting people should check here for Sehri and Iftar as per the local time of their city. People who are fasting should know the time of Sehri-Iftar in their city including Delhi, Mumbai, UP, Hyderabad, Kanpur, Chennai. (12 March 2026 Sehri-Iftar Timing).

City Name

Sehri Timing (12 March Sehri Timing)

Iftar Timing (12 March Iftar Timing)

Delhi	05:15 am	06:29 PM
Noida	05:15 am	06:28 PM
Chennai	05:07 AM	06:20 PM
Lucknow	05:01 AM	06:14 pm
Pune	05:32 AM	06:44 pm
Mumbai	05:36 AM	06:49 pm
Hyderabad	05:14 AM	06:26 pm
Kolkata	04:33 AM	05:56 pm
Patna	04:45 AM	05:58 pm
Bhuvneshwar	04:44 AM	05:56 pm
Jaipur	05:22 AM	06:35 PM
Indore	05:23 AM	06:36 pm
Bengaluru (Bengaluru)	05:18 AM	06:31 PM
Ahmedabad	05:36 AM	06:48 PM
Surat	05:35 AM	06:48 pm
Kanpur	05:04 AM	06:17 pm
Jammu	05:22 AM	06:36 pm
Chandigarh	05:16 AM	06:30 PM
Ranchi	04:45 AM	05:57 pm

Also read: Ramadan 2026: Muslims should engage themselves in these noble deeds in the last days of Ramadan, they will get rewards.
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Ramadan 2026: Since the advent of the month of Ramadan, the fasting people are becoming rich by the grace of Allah. The cycle of blessings and blessings continues unabated. Namaz is being offered diligently in mosques and homes. Recitation of Quran-e-Pak continues. Ashra of Magfirat is going to end on the evening of Tuesday 10th March. After this the beginning of freedom from hell will begin. I’tikaf for ten days will be performed in the last Ashra. Which will start from Tuesday evening. On the eve of Shabe Qadr, prayers will be kept awake during the nights. On Monday, the 19th fast was completed in worship of Allah.

Hafiz Razi Ahmed Barkati, teacher of Barkati Maktab, Old Gorakhpur, said that the night of Shabe Qadr will fall on Tuesday 10th March (21st), Thursday 12th March (23rd), Saturday 14th March (25th), Monday 16th March (27th) and Wednesday 18th March (29th). We should respect those nights and pray a lot.

Imam Hafiz Aftab Alam of Shahi Masjid Takiya Kawaldah told that regarding Shabe Qadr, Allah Almighty says that ‘Surely We revealed the Quran in Shab Qadr. ‘Shabe Qadr is better than a thousand months’ i.e. the reward for worshiping in Shab Qadr is greater than the reward for praying for a thousand months.

Imam Hafiz Rahmat Ali Nizami of Sabjaposh House Masjid Jafra Bazar said that I’tikaf will start in all the mosques of the city from the evening of Tuesday, March 10. I’tikaf (staying for worship in the mosque) of the last Ashra (last ten days) of Ramzanul Mubarak is Sunnah Muakkada Alal Kifaya, that is, if one person does it in the local mosque, then it is done on behalf of everyone and if even one person does not do it, then everyone will be guilty. However, it is the moral responsibility of the entire community to take care of the needs of the person participating in Itikaf. Women can perform Itikaf at home. He should select a part of the house and perform I’tikaf there. It is said in the Hadith that the one who performs I’tikaf gets the reward of Hajj and Umrah.

Using black Hijab is Haraam: Ulama Kiram

The series of questions and answers continued on Monday on Ramzan helpline numbers 8604887862, 9598348521, 9956971232, 7860799059.

Question: If the picture of a bird i.e. pigeon, parrot or peacock on the wall is facing Qibla, then how is it to offer namaz in front of it?
answer: It is Makruh to offer Namaz inside a room where a picture of a living being is hung, whether it is above or below, in front, on the right or on the left. The most groaning is in the picture which is in front of the namazi facing Qibla, then the one that is hanging over the head of the namazi, then the one on his right, then the one on his left and the least groaning is in the one that is behind the namazi on some wall etc.

Question: What is the ruling on namaz for someone who wears black hijab?
answer: It is Haraam to use black Hijab and Namaz behind such a person is Makruh Tahrimi, it is Wajib to offer it again.

Question: How to offer Namaz with closed eyes?
answer: If it is to gain affection then it is justified.

Also read: Ramadan 2026: The end of Ashra of Magfirat fast on March 10, see the time of Sehri-Iftar according to your city.
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Ramadan 2026: The sixth fast of Ramadan was observed on Tuesday 24th February. In the holy month of Ramadan, worship continues in mosques and homes. Recitation of Quran-e-Pak continues. Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar are on everyone’s lips. Kalma is being read with exercise.

Durood-o-Salaam is being offered at the shrine of Prophet-e-Islam Hazrat Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam. The servants of Allah are thanking Allah by fasting during the day and offering Taraweeh prayers at night.

Everyone had Sehri on Tuesday morning. Prayers were held throughout the day and Iftar started being prepared in homes from noon. Iftar was ready by evening. Delicious dishes were decorated on Dastarkhwan. Everyone prayed together. At the appointed time, everyone broke the fast together and thanked Allah. Crowds are gathering in mosques and madrassas for Taraweeh namaz.

Dahi Bada is being sold in Turkmanpur, royal piece, Shahi Kheer and Biryani

After the end of Isha and Taraweeh prayers, shopping for Sehri items starts. Markets and Muslim localities like Turkmanpur, Zahida Bad, Rasoolpur, Nakhas etc. remain lively till late night. Biryani, Shahi Kheer, Shahi Tukda, Irani Curd are being sold in abundance at Ismaili Dastarkhwan shop in Turkmanpur. Big curd is available for thirty rupees. Two pieces of curd are enough in a box. Hundred boxes of Dahi Vada are being prepared and sold every day. Apart from this, there is also demand for biryani etc.

Hafiz Ashraf Raza and Hafiz Saif Ali, who run Ismaili Dastarkhwan, told that the shop is opening from 11 am in the morning and there is a crowd of people till 1 am in the night. Apart from this, many other items including dates, chips, bread are also being sold at their shop. In Turkmanpur, Zahida Bad, Nakhas, all types of rotis, biryani, chicken bars, kebabs etc. are attracting people tremendously. Even after having tea, people are staying busy till late night.

Sins will be forgiven by praying during the nights of Ramadan: Maulana Mahmood

Imam of Chistiya Masjid Bakshipur, Maulana Mahmood Raza Qadri told that Allah Almighty said in the Quran-e-Pak, “O you who believe, fasting has been made obligatory for you, just as it was made obligatory for the previous ones, so that you may attain piety.” A Muslim changes his eating, drinking, sleeping and waking hours for one month in a year only for the pleasure of Allah. Whoever, out of faith and for the sake of reward, performs Qayam (stay awake and prays) during the nights of Ramadan, his previous sins are forgiven. Spend the morning and evening of Ramadan in the remembrance of Allah and the Prophet. help others. Be kind and invite others to be kind.

Need to pay special attention to food during Ramadan: Dr. Mubassir Ali

Dr. Mubassir Ali said that there is a need to pay special attention to food during Ramadan. Eat such things which give strength to the body. Eat dates, fruits and simple food. Drink plenty of plain water. Avoid eating fried foods. It is thanks to Allah that He has given us a great blessing like fasting. Not only did Sehri be allowed, but it also contained many rewards for us. There is blessings in Sehri. Eating and drinking is not allowed during Fajr Azaan. Whether there is Azaan or not, whether the voice reaches you or not, you will have to stop eating and drinking completely as soon as you do Sadiq in the morning. No one should misunderstand that Sehri is a condition for fasting. It’s not like that. Roza can be observed even without Sehri. But it is not right to deliberately not do Sehri. It is deprived of a wonderful Sunnah and it should also be remembered that it is not necessary to eat a lot during Sehri. Even if a few dates and water are consumed without any intention, the Sunnah will be fulfilled.

Fast will be broken due to Haj: Ulama Kiram

The series of questions and answers continued on Tuesday on Ramzan helpline numbers 8604887862, 9598348521, 9956971232, 7860799059. The scholars replied in the light of Quran and Hadith.

Question: If menstruation occurs while fasting, what is the ruling on it?
answer: If a woman gets hay fever at any time before Maghrib while fasting, then the fast will become fasid (broken) due to it and it will be necessary to keep the fast after it becomes pure.

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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.
Disclaimer: The information provided here is based only on assumptions and information. It is important to mention here that ABPLive.com Does not constitute any endorsement or verification of information. Before implementing any information or belief, consult the concerned expert.

Ramadan Dates 2026: Month-e-Ramadan is the holiest month of Islam. Be it Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, India or any other Muslim country, Ramadan starts only when the new moon is seen. Therefore, everyone eagerly waits for the moon before starting the fast in Ramzan. Fasting starts from the next morning after the sighting of the moon.

Why is Saudi Arabia’s new moon special?

Ramadan starts in India a day after the moon is sighted in Saudi Arabia. Many times when the moon is not visible in India, fasting starts a day after in Saudi Arabia. Therefore, every Muslim keeps an eye on the date of the moon in Saudi Arabia.

Moon will be seen in Saudi on 17th (Ramadan 2026 Moon Sighting In Saudi Arabia)

The Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia has appealed to Muslims across the country to see the new moon on the evening of 17 February 2026. Muslims will see the new moon in the sky after evening prayers. If the moon is visible on this day, Muslims will observe their first fast on 18 February. Whereas in India the first Roza can be observed on 19th February.

When will Indian Muslims see the new moon?

There is a high possibility that in India, the first Roza of the month of Rehman can be observed on 19 February 2026 and the moon will be sighted on 18 February. But if the moon is not visible on 18th February then the first Roza will be observed in India on 20th February. However, the final decision is taken only after the sighting of the local moon.

The date of Ramadan changes every year

The Islamic calendar is based on the moon. Therefore, every year the date of Ramadan comes about 10-11 days earlier. This year also the month of Ramadan is starting 10-11 days earlier. In 2025, Ramadan started from March 1.

Also read: Ramadan 2026: When is the moon night in the month of Ramadan? On which day will the first fast be observed: 19th or 20th February?

On Shab-e-Baraat, Muslims stay awake the whole night, read the Holy Quran, pray and seek forgiveness from Allah for their sins. That is why Shab-e-Baraat is also called the night of Magfirat.