Ramadan 2026 timetable: Sehri and iftar timings city-wise, from Delhi and Hyderabad, Mumbai to Lucknow

Ramadan 2026 started on February 19, 2026. For sehri and iftar timings in major cities like Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Lucknow, read on.

Updated on: Feb 21, 2026 7:07 AM IST

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Ramadan 2026: The holy month of Ramadan is a sacred time for Muslims worldwide, marking a period of fasting, prayer, and reflection. It begins with the sighting of the crescent moon and is considered the most auspicious month in the Islamic Lunar calendar (Hijri). Ramadan 2026 starts on February 19, 2026.

Ramadan 2026: Sehri is the pre-fast meal before sunrise, and each day of fasting ends with iftar after sunset. Here's a look at the timetable. (Unsplash)

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When did Ramadan 2026 start in India?

Typically, the crescent moon is first seen in Gulf countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia, as well as in some parts of India and Western nations, while India usually begins Ramadan a day later. The crescent moon marking the beginning of Ramadan was sighted in India on Wednesday, February 18, with the first roza being observed on Thursday, February 19.

Observing a dawn-to-dusk fast during the holy month of Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam. During this period, devout Muslims abstain from eating, drinking, smoking, evil thoughts and actions, and having marital relations from dawn until sunset.

Ramadan 2026: City-wise sehri and iftar timings

While sehri is the pre-fast meal before sunrise, each day of fasting ends with iftar after sunset. Here's a look at the timetable for Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Lucknow, according to Islamic finder:

Lucknow sehri and iftar time:

Date	Sehri time	Iftar time
19 Feb 2026	05:22 AM	6:02 PM
20 Feb 2026	05:20 AM	6:03 PM
21 Feb 2026	05:19 AM	6:03 PM
22 Feb 2026	05:19 AM	6:04 PM
23 Feb 2026	05:18 AM	6:05 PM
24 Feb 2026	05:17 AM	6:05 PM
25 Feb 2026	05:16 AM	6:06 PM
26 Feb 2026	05:15 AM	6:07 PM
27 Feb 2026	05:14 AM	6:07 PM
28 Feb 2026	05:13 AM	6:08 PM
01 Mar 2026	05:12 AM	6:08 PM
02 Mar 2026	05:12 AM	6:09 PM
03 Mar 2026	05:11 AM	6:09 PM
04 Mar 2026	05:10 AM	6:10 PM
05 Mar 2026	05:09 AM	6:11 PM
06 Mar 2026	05:08 AM	6:11 PM
07 Mar 2026	05:07 AM	6:12 PM
08 Mar 2026	05:06 AM	6:12 PM
09 Mar 2026	05:05 AM	6:13 PM
10 Mar 2026	05:04 AM	6:13 PM
11 Mar 2026	05:02 AM	6:14 PM
12 Mar 2026	05:01 AM	6:14 PM
13 Mar 2026	05:00 AM	6:15 PM
14 Mar 2026	04:59 AM	6:15 PM
15 Mar 2026	04:58 AM	6:16 PM
16 Mar 2026	04:57 AM	6:16 PM
17 Mar 2026	04:56 AM	6:17 PM
18 Mar 2026	04:55 AM	6:18 PM
19 Mar 2026	04:54 AM	6:18 PM
20 Mar 2026	04:53 AM	06:18 PM

Delhi sehri and iftar time:

Date	Sehri time	Iftar time
19 Feb 2026	05:36 AM	6:15 PM
20 Feb 2026	05:35 AM	6:16 PM
21 Feb 2026	05:35 AM	6:17 PM
22 Feb 2026	05:34 AM	6:17 PM
23 Feb 2026	05:33 AM	6:18 PM
24 Feb 2026	05:32 AM	6:19 PM
25 Feb 2026	05:31 AM	6:19 PM
26 Feb 2026	05:30 AM	6:20 PM
27 Feb 2026	05:29 AM	6:21 PM
28 Feb 2026	05:28 AM	6:21 PM
01 Mar 2026	05:27 AM	6:22 PM
02 Mar 2026	05:26 AM	6:23 PM
03 Mar 2026	05:25 AM	6:23 PM
04 Mar 2026	05:24 AM	6:24 PM
05 Mar 2026	05:23 AM	6:25 PM
06 Mar 2026	05:22 AM	6:25 PM
07 Mar 2026	05:21 AM	6:26 PM
08 Mar 2026	05:20 AM	6:26 PM
09 Mar 2026	05:19 AM	6:27 PM
10 Mar 2026	05:18 AM	6:28 PM
11 Mar 2026	05:17 AM	6:28 PM
12 Mar 2026	05:15 AM	6:29 PM
13 Mar 2026	05:14 AM	6:29 PM
14 Mar 2026	05:13 AM	6:30 PM
15 Mar 2026	05:12 AM	6:31 PM
16 Mar 2026	05:11 AM	6:31 PM
17 Mar 2026	05:10 AM	6:32 PM
18 Mar 2026	5:09 AM	6:32 PM
19 Mar 2026	5:08 AM	6:32 PM
20 Mar 2026	5:07 AM	6:33 PM

Hyderabad sehri and iftar time:

Date	Sehri time	Iftar time
19 Feb 2026	05:27 AM	6:20 PM
20 Feb 2026	05:26 AM	6:21 PM
21 Feb 2026	05:26 AM	6:21 PM
22 Feb 2026	05:25 AM	6:21 PM
23 Feb 2026	05:25 AM	6:22 PM
24 Feb 2026	05:24 AM	6:22 PM
25 Feb 2026	05:24 AM	6:22 PM
26 Feb 2026	05:23 AM	6:23 PM
27 Feb 2026	05:23 AM	6:23 PM
28 Feb 2026	05:22 AM	6:23 PM
01 Mar 2026	05:21 AM	6:24 PM
02 Mar 2026	05:21 AM	6:24 PM
03 Mar 2026	05:20 AM	6:24 PM
04 Mar 2026	05:19 AM	6:24 PM
05 Mar 2026	05:19 AM	6:25 PM
06 Mar 2026	05:18 AM	6:25 PM
07 Mar 2026	05:17 AM	6:25 PM
08 Mar 2026	05:17 AM	6:25 PM
09 Mar 2026	05:16 AM	6:26 PM
10 Mar 2026	05:15 AM	6:26 PM
11 Mar 2026	05:15 AM	6:26 PM
12 Mar 2026	05:14 AM	6:26 PM
13 Mar 2026	05:13 AM	6:27 PM
14 Mar 2026	05:12 AM	6:27 PM
15 Mar 2026	05:11 AM	6:27 PM
16 Mar 2026	05:11 AM	6:27 PM
17 Mar 2026	05:10 AM	6:27 PM
18 Mar 2026	05:10 AM	06:27 PM
19 Mar 2026	05:09 AM	06:27 PM
20 Mar 2026	05:08 AM	06:27 PM

Mumbai sehri and iftar time:

Dates	Sehri time	Iftar time
19 Feb, 2026	05:51 AM	06:41 PM
20 Feb, 2026	05:51 AM	06:41 PM
21 Feb, 2026	05:50 AM	06:42 PM
22 Feb, 2026	05:50 AM	06:42 PM
23 Feb, 2026	05:49 AM	06:43 PM
24 Feb, 2026	05:49 AM	06:43 PM
25 Feb, 2026	05:48 AM	06:43 PM
26 Feb, 2026	05:47 AM	06:44 PM
27 Feb, 2026	05:47 AM	06:44 PM
28 Feb, 2026	05:46 AM	06:44 PM
01 Feb, 2026	05:45 AM	06:45 PM
02 Feb, 2026	05:45 AM	06:45 PM
03 Feb, 2026	05:44 AM	06:45 PM
04 Feb, 2026	05:43 AM	06:46 PM
05 Feb, 2026	05:42 AM	06:46 PM
06 Feb, 2026	05:42 AM	06:46 PM
07 Feb, 2026	05:41 AM	06:47 PM
08 Feb, 2026	05:40 AM	06:47 PM
09 Feb, 2026	05:39 AM	06:47 PM
10 Feb, 2026	05:39 AM	06:47 PM
11 Feb, 2026	05:38 AM	06:48 PM
12 Feb, 2026	05:37 AM	06:48 PM
13 Feb, 2026	05:36 AM	06:48 PM
14 Feb, 2026	05:35 AM	06:49 PM
15 Feb, 2026	05:35 AM	06:49 PM
16 Feb, 2026	05:34 AM	06:49 PM
17 Feb, 2026	05:33 AM	06:49 PM
18 Feb, 2026	05:32 AM	06:50 PM
19 Feb, 2026	05:31 AM	06:50 PM
20 Feb, 2026	05:30 AM	06:50 PM

Every day, the sehri and iftar timings change by a few minutes in accordance with sunrise and sunset, which vary from city to city. Moreover, it also varies among Muslims, depending on which community they belong to – the Sunni or the Shia. The difference is usually of a few minutes.

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