Ramadan 2026 in Pakistan is expected to begin on 19 February 2026, depending on the official moon sighting announcement. Muslims across the country will observe fasting from Sehri (Suhoor) before Fajr prayer until Iftar at sunset.
We have prepared a complete Ramadan Calendar 2026 Pakistan with accurate city-wise Sehri and Iftar timings for 12 major cities.
This timetable follows the commonly used Hanafi calculation method (18° angle) used by most mosques in Pakistan.
Ramadan 2026 Expected Dates in Pakistan
- 1st Ramadan 1447 Hijri: 19 February 2026 (Expected)
- Last Fast (30 Ramadan): 20 March 2026 (Expected)
- Eid ul Fitr 2026: Expected on 21 March 2026 (Subject to moon sighting)
Final dates depend on Ruet-e-Hilal Committee Pakistan.
City Wise Ramadan Calendar 2026 Pakistan
Below you can find complete Sehri and Iftar timings for:
- Karachi
- Lahore
- Islamabad
- Rawalpindi
- Peshawar
- Quetta
- Multan
- Faisalabad
- Sialkot
- Gujranwala
- Hyderabad
- Sukkur
Karachi Ramadan Timing 2026
In Karachi, fasting hours will gradually increase during Ramadan.
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: 5:47 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: 6:28 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: 5:21 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: 6:45 PM
Karachi residents should follow local mosque announcements for confirmation.
Lahore Ramadan Timing 2026
Lahore will experience slightly shorter fasting hours compared to Karachi.
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: 5:19 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: 5:53 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: 4:46 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: 6:14 PM
Fasting duration increases steadily throughout the month.
Islamabad & Rawalpindi Ramadan Calendar 2026
Islamabad and Rawalpindi follow nearly similar prayer and fasting timings.
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: Around 5:24–5:25 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: Around 5:56 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: Around 4:49–4:51 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: Around 6:19–6:21 PM
Peshawar Ramadan Timing 2026
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: 5:33 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: 5:59 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: 4:58 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: 6:24 PM
Quetta Ramadan Calendar 2026
Quetta has slightly longer fasting hours due to its western location.
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: 5:48 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: 6:23 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: 5:25 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: 6:40 PM
Multan Ramadan Timing 2026
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: 5:30 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: 6:06 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: 5:01 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: 6:27 PM
Faisalabad Ramadan Calendar 2026
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: 5:25 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: 5:57 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: 4:49 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: 6:19 PM
Sialkot Ramadan Timing 2026
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: 5:19 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: 5:50 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: 5:44 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: 6:04 PM
Gujranwala Ramadan Calendar 2026
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: 5:20 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: 5:53 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: 4:49 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: 6:14 PM
Hyderabad Ramadan Timing 2026
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: 5:43 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: 6:21 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: 5:15 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: 6:38 PM
Sukkur Ramadan Calendar 2026
- 1 Ramadan Sehri: 5:42 AM
- 1 Ramadan Iftar: 6:17 PM
- 30 Ramadan Sehri: 5:14 AM
- 30 Ramadan Iftar: 6:34 PM
Important Ramadan Guidelines for Pakistan
- Always stop eating 2–3 minutes before Sehri time ends
- Break your fast immediately at exact Iftar time
- Confirm local mosque timing if there is a 1–2 minute difference
- Follow Ruet-e-Hilal Committee announcement for Ramadan and Eid confirmation
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
When will Ramadan 2026 start in Pakistan?
Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin on 19 February 2026, subject to moon sighting confirmation in Pakistan.
What is Sehri time?
Sehri (Suhoor) is the pre-dawn meal Muslims eat before the Fajr prayer. Fasting starts immediately after Sehri time ends.
What is Iftar time?
Iftar is the time when Muslims break their fast at sunset (Maghrib time).
Why do Sehri and Iftar timings differ in each city?
Timings vary because sunrise and sunset times change based on geographical location.
Where can I check daily Ramadan timings in Pakistan?
You can bookmark VelcoityTV for daily updated Sehri and Iftar times for all major cities in Pakistan.
