Ramadan 2026: Check today’s Iftar timings for Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Kanpur and more

Ramadan 2026 is expected to commence in India on February 19, marking the beginning of the sacred month dedicated to fasting, prayer, and spiritual reflection. As Muslims across the country prepare to observe the first Roza, many are looking for accurate Sehri and Iftar timings, along with city-wise prayer schedules.

The start of Ramadan is determined by the sighting of the crescent moon. Once the moon is sighted and officially confirmed, the first fast is observed the following day. While India is likely to begin fasting on February 19, 2026, countries such as Saudi Arabia may start a day earlier, depending on local moon visibility.

First Day Sehri and Iftar Timings

For the first Roza on February 19, 2026, the expected timings are:

• Sehri (Pre-dawn meal): 5:36 AM
• Iftar (Breaking fast): 6:15 PM

During Ramadan, fasting begins before dawn with Sehri (also known as Suhur) and concludes at sunset with Iftar, which is traditionally opened with dates and water.

City-Wise Ramadan 2026 Timings (First Day)

Below are the expected Sehri and Iftar timings for major Indian cities on the first day of Ramadan:

• Delhi: Sehri – 05:39 AM | Iftar – 06:13 PM
• Mumbai: Sehri – 05:52 AM | Iftar – 06:40 PM
• Kolkata: Sehri – 04:51 AM | Iftar – 05:35 PM
• Bengaluru: Sehri – 05:29 AM | Iftar – 06:27 PM
• Hyderabad: Sehri – 05:28 AM | Iftar – 06:19 PM
• Chennai: Sehri – 05:18 AM | Iftar – 06:16 PM
• Lucknow: Sehri – 05:24 AM | Iftar – 05:59 PM
• Kanpur: Sehri – 05:25 AM | Iftar – 06:03 PM
• Ranchi: Sehri – 05:04 AM | Iftar – 05:45 PM
• Ahmedabad: Sehri – 05:55 AM | Iftar – 06:37 PM
• Surat: Sehri – 05:53 AM | Iftar – 06:38 PM
• Pune: Sehri – 05:47 AM | Iftar – 06:37 PM

These timings are approximate and may vary slightly depending on local sunrise and sunset calculations.

When Will Ramadan 2026 End?

Ramadan 2026 is expected to conclude on March 20, 2026, with the celebration of Eid al-Fitr, subject to the sighting of the moon. On the final day of fasting, Sehri is expected around 5:06 AM, while Iftar may be observed around 6:33 PM, marking the completion of the month-long period of devotion and fasting.