Sehri & Iftar Time in Islamabad- Ramadan 2026

Islamabad Sehri Iftar Timings | Ramzan Calendar 2026 Islamabad Pakistan

The capital city’s Ramadan 2026 calendar ensures seamless planning for government employees, diplomats, and families. These timings reflect Islamabad’s higher altitude and location.

Ramadan	Date	Day	Sehri	Iftar	Duration
1	19 Feb	Thu	5:25 am	5:56 pm	12 hrs, 31 mins
2	20 Feb	Fri	5:24 am	5:56 pm	12 hrs, 32 mins
3	21 Feb	Sat	5:23 am	5:57 pm	12 hrs, 34 mins
4	22 Feb	Sun	5:22 am	5:58 pm	12 hrs, 36 mins
5	23 Feb	Mon	5:21 am	5:59 pm	12 hrs, 38 mins
6	24 Feb	Tue	5:20 am	6:00 pm	12 hrs, 40 mins
7	25 Feb	Wed	5:19 am	6:01 pm	12 hrs, 42 mins
8	26 Feb	Thu	5:17 am	6:02 pm	12 hrs, 45 mins
9	27 Feb	Fri	5:16 am	6:02 pm	12 hrs, 46 mins
10	28 Feb	Sat	5:15 am	6:03 pm	12 hrs, 48 mins
11	01 Mar	Sun	5:14 am	6:04 pm	12 hrs, 50 mins
12	02 Mar	Mon	5:13 am	6:05 pm	12 hrs, 52 mins
13	03 Mar	Tue	5:12 am	6:06 pm	12 hrs, 54 mins
14	04 Mar	Wed	5:10 am	6:07 pm	12 hrs, 57 mins
15	05 Mar	Thu	5:09 am	6:07 pm	12 hrs, 58 mins
16	06 Mar	Fri	5:08 am	6:08 pm	13 hrs, 0 mins
17	07 Mar	Sat	5:07 am	6:09 pm	13 hrs, 2 mins
18	08 Mar	Sun	5:05 am	6:10 pm	13 hrs, 5 mins
19	09 Mar	Mon	5:04 am	6:11 pm	13 hrs, 7 mins
20	10 Mar	Tue	5:03 am	6:11 pm	13 hrs, 8 mins
21	11 Mar	Wed	5:01 am	6:12 pm	13 hrs, 11 mins
22	12 Mar	Thu	5:00 am	6:13 pm	13 hrs, 13 mins
23	13 Mar	Fri	4:59 am	6:14 pm	13 hrs, 15 mins
24	14 Mar	Sat	4:57 am	6:15 pm	13 hrs, 18 mins
25	15 Mar	Sun	4:56 am	6:15 pm	13 hrs, 19 mins
26	16 Mar	Mon	4:55 am	6:16 pm	13 hrs, 21 mins
27	17 Mar	Tue	4:53 am	6:17 pm	13 hrs, 24 mins
28	18 Mar	Wed	4:52 am	6:18 pm	13 hrs, 26 mins
29	19 Mar	Thu	4:50 am	6:18 pm	13 hrs, 28 mins
30	20 Mar	Fri	4:49 am	6:19 pm	13 hrs, 30 mins

Ramadan is the holiest month in the Islamic calendar, and it’s a time of great significance for Muslims in Pakistan and around the world . It’s a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection, where Muslims abstain from food and drink from dawn to sunset, focusing on their spiritual growth and connection with Allah. In Pakistan, Ramadan is a special time, with families and communities coming together for iftar (breaking the fast) and taraweeh (nightly prayers).

For Muslims, Ramadan is a time to recharge and rejuvenate their faith, seeking forgiveness for past sins and striving to become better versions of themselves. It’s a month of charity, kindness, and generosity, with many Muslims increasing their volunteer work and donations to those in need.

The sense of community and unity is palpable, with mosques filled with worshippers and homes filled with the aroma of traditional food. As the Quran was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) during Ramadan, Muslims aim to recite the entire holy book during this month, seeking guidance and wisdom.

Disclaimer: Timings for Islamabad feature a 1 minute preventive adjustment (Sehri -1 min, Iftar +1 min). We verify info including DST, but please double-check with your local authority or mosque/masjid