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Ramzan 2026 timings in Pakistan: see suhoor, iftar, namaz timings for holy month

Ramzan 2026 timings in Pakistan: see suhoor, iftar, namaz timings for holy month

Ramzan is likely to begin in Pakistan on February 19, 2026, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD).

According to the details of the prediction, there is a high chance that the new moon will be sighted on the evening of Wednesday, February 18, 2026.

The PMD said that the new moon of the Islamic holy month of Ramazan is expected to be born at 5:01 pm local time on February 17.

The Suhoor time aligns with the time of the Fajr prayer, and Iftar with Maghrib time.

Here are the Sehri/Suhoor, Iftar, and namaz timings for Ramzan 2026.

Ramzan 2026 timings in Pakistan

DayDate (2026 AD)Ramzan (1447 AH)FajrSunriseDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
Wednesday18 February1 Ramzan05:26 AM06:49 AM12:22 PM03:29 PM05:55 PM07:18 PM
Thursday19 February2 Ramzan05:25 AM06:48 AM12:22 PM03:30 PM05:55 PM07:19 PM
Friday20 February3 Ramzan05:24 AM06:47 AM12:22 PM03:30 PM05:56 PM07:20 PM
Saturday21 February4 Ramzan05:23 AM06:46 AM12:21 PM03:31 PM05:57 PM07:20 PM
Sunday22 February5 Ramzan05:22 AM06:45 AM12:21 PM03:31 PM05:58 PM07:21 PM
Monday23 February6 Ramzan05:21 AM06:44 AM12:21 PM03:32 PM05:59 PM07:22 PM
Tuesday24 February7 Ramzan05:20 AM06:43 AM12:21 PM03:32 PM06:00 PM07:23 PM
Wednesday25 February8 Ramzan05:19 AM06:42 AM12:21 PM03:33 PM06:01 PM07:24 PM
Thursday26 February9 Ramzan05:17 AM06:40 AM12:21 PM03:34 PM06:02 PM07:25 PM
Friday27 February10 Ramzan05:16 AM06:39 AM12:21 PM03:34 PM06:02 PM07:25 PM
Saturday28 February11 Ramzan05:15 AM06:38 AM12:20 PM03:35 PM06:03 PM07:26 PM
Sunday1 March12 Ramzan05:14 AM06:37 AM12:20 PM03:35 PM06:04 PM07:27 PM
Monday2 March13 Ramzan05:13 AM06:36 AM12:20 PM03:36 PM06:05 PM07:28 PM
Tuesday3 March14 Ramzan05:12 AM06:34 AM12:20 PM03:36 PM06:06 PM07:29 PM
Wednesday4 March15 Ramzan05:10 AM06:33 AM12:20 PM03:37 PM06:07 PM07:29 PM
Thursday5 March16 Ramzan05:09 AM06:32 AM12:19 PM03:37 PM06:07 PM07:30 PM
Friday6 March17 Ramzan05:08 AM06:30 AM12:19 PM03:37 PM06:08 PM07:31 PM
Saturday7 March18 Ramzan05:07 AM06:29 AM12:19 PM03:38 PM06:09 PM07:32 PM
Sunday8 March19 Ramzan05:05 AM06:28 AM12:19 PM03:38 PM06:10 PM07:33 PM
Monday9 March20 Ramzan05:04 AM06:27 AM12:18 PM03:39 PM06:11 PM07:33 PM
Tuesday10 March21 Ramzan05:03 AM06:25 AM12:18 PM03:39 PM06:11 PM07:34 PM
Wednesday11 March22 Ramzan05:01 AM06:24 AM12:18 PM03:39 PM06:12 PM07:35 PM
Thursday12 March23 Ramzan05:00 AM06:23 AM12:18 PM03:40 PM06:13 PM07:36 PM
Friday13 March24 Ramzan04:59 AM06:21 AM12:17 PM03:40 PM06:14 PM07:37 PM
Saturday14 March25 Ramzan04:57 AM06:20 AM12:17 PM03:40 PM06:15 PM07:37 PM
Sunday15 March26 Ramzan04:56 AM06:19 AM12:17 PM03:41 PM06:15 PM07:38 PM
Monday16 March27 Ramzan04:55 AM06:17 AM12:17 PM03:41 PM06:16 PM07:39 PM
Tuesday17 March28 Ramzan04:53 AM06:16 AM12:16 PM03:41 PM06:17 PM07:40 PM
Wednesday18 March29 Ramzan04:52 AM06:15 AM12:16 PM03:42 PM06:18 PM07:41 PM
Thursday19 March30 Ramzan04:50 AM06:13 AM12:16 PM03:42 PM06:18 PM07:42 PM

Ramzan 2026: health benefits

Fasting in Ramzan offers major health benefits. These include improved metabolic function, weight management, and reduced cholesterol.

It also promotes heart health and stabilises blood sugar levels by reducing insulin resistance. It also improves gut health by giving the digestive system a much deserved break.

Additionally, it supports mental clarity, detoxification, and strengthens the immune system.

Read more: Ramzan 2026: which countries will observe shorter fasts?

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