Ramzan 2021 Calendar: Sehri and Iftar Daily Timings

Ramzan Sehri and Iftar Timings: During the month of Ramadan, Muslims all over the world keep Roza.

The Quint
Lifestyle
Published:
Ramzan 2020 Sehri and inftar Timings in India: The holy month of Ramzan will begin in the last week of April.
i
Ramzan 2020 Sehri and inftar Timings in India: The holy month of Ramzan will begin in the last week of April.
(Photo Courtesy: istock)

advertisement

The holy month of Ramzan, also know as Ramadan, starts on Monday, 12 April. Muslims all around the globe consider this month to be the holiest 30 days in a year.

Muslims all over the world keep Roza, a holy fast from sunrise till sunset. They have a meal early in the morning called ‘Sehri’ and conclude their fast with ‘Iftar’, an evening meal.

The worshippers avoid eating or drinking during the fast period.

Ramzan 2021 Calendar: Daily Sehri, Iftar Timing

Below is a list of dates and timings for Roza, Sehri (morning), and Iftar (evening):

  • 14 April - 4:35 AM, 6:47 PM
  • 15 April - 4:34 AM, 6:48 PM
  • 16 April - 4:32 AM, 6:48 PM
  • 17 April - 4:31 AM, 6:49 PM
  • 18 April - 4:30 AM, 6:49 PM
  • 19 April - 4:29 AM, 6:50 PM
  • 20 April - 4:27 AM, 6:50 PM
  • 21 April - 4:26 AM, 6:51 PM
  • 22 April - 4:25 AM, 6:52 PM
  • 23 April - 4:24 AM, 6:52 PM
  • 24 April - 4:23 AM, 6:53 PM
  • 25 April - 4:22 AM, 6:53 PM
  • 26 April - 4:19 AM, 6:54 PM
  • 27 April - 4:20 AM, 6:55 PM
  • 28 April - 4:18 AM, 6:55 PM
  • 29 April - 4:17 AM, 6:56 PM
  • 30 April - 4:16 AM, 6:56 PM
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
  • 1 May - 4:15 AM, 6:57 PM
  • 2 May - 4:14 AM, 6:58 PM
  • 3 May - 4:13 AM, 6:58 PM
  • 4 May - 4:12 AM, 6:59 PM
  • 5 May - 4:11 AM, 6:59 PM
  • 6 May - 4:10 AM, 7:00 PM
  • 7 May - 4:09 AM, 7:01 PM
  • 8 May - 4:08 AM, 7:01 PM
  • 9 May - 4:07 AM, 7:02 PM
  • 10 May - 4:06 AM, 7:02 PM
  • 11 May - 4:05 AM, 7:03 PM
  • 12 May - 4:04 AM, 7:04 PM
  • 13 May - 4:03 AM, 7:04 P

The month of Ramzan is considered a holy month because it is said that the Holy Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad during this month. This month lasts a whole moon cycle and is the ninth month, according to the Islamic calendar.

(At The Quint, we question everything. Play an active role in shaping our journalism by becoming a member today.)

Published: undefined

ADVERTISEMENT
SCROLL FOR NEXT