Ramadan 2025 Timetable India: City-Wise Fasting Schedule, Sehri, and Iftar Time for Delhi, Lucknow, and Other Cities

Ramadan 2025 Timetable India: City-Wise Fasting Schedule, Sehri, and Iftar Time for Delhi, Lucknow, and Other Cities

As the crescent moon prepares to appear, Muslims around the world eagerly await the arrival of Ramadan (also known as Ramazan, Ramzaan, or Ramzan)—a sacred month dedicated to fasting, prayer, and spiritual reflection. This deeply respected tradition, which has been observed for centuries, begins with the sighting of the new moon, an event of immense religious significance.

Importance of the Ramadan Timetable

The Ramadan timetable holds significant importance, guiding worshippers in their daily schedule of fasting, prayers, and spiritual activities. It is more than just a schedule—it serves as a spiritual guide, ensuring the proper observance of key rituals.

By following the timetable, Muslims can observe Sehri and Iftar at the appropriate times, perform their daily prayers—including the special Taraweeh prayers—punctually, and uphold the sacred traditions of the month. This structured approach fosters a global sense of unity, as Muslims across different cultures and time zones follow the same practice according to their regional timings.

When Does Ramadan 2025 Begin?

In 2025, the sighting of the Ramadan crescent moon will mark the beginning of the holy month. Countries in the Middle East, such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE, along with regions in the United States and the United Kingdom, will attempt to sight the moon on Friday, February 28. If visible, Ramadan will officially begin on Saturday, March 1, with the first day of fasting. If not, the holy month will commence on Sunday, March 2.

Similarly, in South Asian countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan, the moon sighting will take place on February 28. If the crescent is seen, fasting will begin on March 1; otherwise, it will start on March 2.

New Delhi Ramadan Times - February/March 2025