Ramzan Timetable 2026: Fasting Calendar for Ramzan, Sehri and Iftar Timings of Each Roza

The crescent moon for Ramadan is likely to be sighted in India today, 18 February. If confirmed, the holy month will begin on Thursday, 19 February. Several countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Oman, Turkey and Australia, have already announced that Ramadan will start for them on 19 February.

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The moon has already been sighted in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf nations, where fasting began today. In India, Ramadan traditionally starts a day after the Gulf countries. If the first fast falls on 19 February, Sehri in Delhi will end at around 5.36 am and Iftar will be at around 6.15 pm. Timings may vary slightly depending on the location of each city.

Ramadan 2026 Roza Sehri-Iftar Time Table

With the arrival of Ramadan, areas such as Delhi’s Jama Masjid and Mumbai’s Mohammed Ali Road are seeing increased activity, with people purchasing dates, fruits and other essentials for Sehri and Iftar.

Special arrangements have been made for Taraweeh (night prayers) in mosques across the country. These prayers will begin tonight as soon as the moon is sighted.