Ramadan Timings 2026: Sehar and Iftar Time Table for Lahore, Karachi & Islamabad

Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin in Pakistan on Thursday, 19 February 2026, marking the start of the blessed month of Ramadan 1447 AH. Muslims across Pakistan prepare for fasting, prayers, and spiritual discipline during this sacred time. As Ramadan falls in a pleasant winter-to-spring season, fasting hours will be comparatively easier than peak summer months, allowing believers to focus more on worship and routine responsibilities.

Accurate Ramadan 2026 Sehar and Iftar timings in Pakistan are essential for managing daily life, work schedules, and religious obligations. Since sunrise and sunset vary by location, Ramadan timings for Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and other cities differ slightly, making a complete and reliable schedule very important.

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Ramadan 2026: Quick Fasting Facts for Pakistan

Category	Key Information
First Roza	Expected on 19 February 2026
Moon Sighting Meeting	Evening of 18 February 2026
Average Sehar Time	Around 05:20 AM (Lahore – 1st Roza)
Average Iftar Time	Around 06:00 PM (Lahore – 1st Roza)
Federal Office Timings	09:00 AM – 03:00 PM
Bank Holiday	1st Ramadan (Zakat Deduction)
Expected Eid-ul-Fitr	20 or 21 March 2026

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Complete 30 Days Sehar and Iftar Schedule 2026 (Pakistan – Lahore Timing)

Below is the 30 days Ramadan 2026 Sehar and Iftar schedule based on Lahore timings. Other cities may observe a difference of 2 to 12 minutes depending on geographical location.

Roza	Date	Sehar Ends	Iftar Starts
1	19 Feb	05:20 AM	06:00 PM
2	20 Feb	05:19 AM	06:01 PM
3	21 Feb	05:18 AM	06:02 PM
4	22 Feb	05:17 AM	06:03 PM
5	23 Feb	05:16 AM	06:04 PM
6	24 Feb	05:15 AM	06:05 PM
7	25 Feb	05:14 AM	06:06 PM
8	26 Feb	05:13 AM	06:07 PM
9	27 Feb	05:12 AM	06:08 PM
10	28 Feb	05:11 AM	06:09 PM
11	01 Mar	05:10 AM	06:10 PM
12	02 Mar	05:09 AM	06:11 PM
13	03 Mar	05:08 AM	06:12 PM
14	04 Mar	05:07 AM	06:13 PM
15	05 Mar	05:06 AM	06:14 PM
16	06 Mar	05:05 AM	06:15 PM
17	07 Mar	05:04 AM	06:16 PM
18	08 Mar	05:03 AM	06:17 PM
19	09 Mar	05:02 AM	06:18 PM
20	10 Mar	05:01 AM	06:19 PM
21	11 Mar	05:00 AM	06:20 PM
22	12 Mar	04:59 AM	06:21 PM
23	13 Mar	04:58 AM	06:22 PM
24	14 Mar	04:57 AM	06:23 PM
25	15 Mar	04:56 AM	06:24 PM
26	16 Mar	04:55 AM	06:25 PM
27	17 Mar	04:54 AM	06:26 PM
28	18 Mar	04:53 AM	06:27 PM
29	19 Mar	04:52 AM	06:28 PM
30	20 Mar	04:51 AM	06:29 PM

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Moon Sighting and Official Announcements

In Pakistan, the start of Ramadan is officially announced after moon sighting by the Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee. Scientific data supports strong visibility on 18 February 2026, making the first fast on 19 February 2026 highly likely. For final and confirmed notifications, citizens are advised to rely only on the official updates issued by the وزارت مذہبی امور through its official website: https://mora.gov.pk

Ramadan 2026 Office and Bank Timings in Pakistan

To facilitate fasting employees and the general public, Ramadan office timings in Pakistan are revised every year. Federal government offices usually operate from 09:00 AM to 03:00 PM, while Friday timings end at 12:30 PM. Banks observe a public holiday on the 1st of Ramadan for Zakat deduction, although essential internal operations continue.

Health and Nutrition Tips for Ramadan Fasting

Maintaining good health during Ramadan fasting in Pakistan is crucial for sustaining energy throughout the day and performing religious duties effectively.

Eat slow-digesting foods like whole grains at Sehar to stay full longer
Include protein sources such as eggs, yogurt, or lentils for balanced nutrition
Drink water gradually at Iftar to prevent dehydration
Avoid excessive fried and sugary foods to reduce fatigue
Maintain light physical activity after Iftar for better digestion

Importance of Worship During Ramadan

Ramadan is a month of spiritual reflection, self-control, and increased worship. Muslims focus on strengthening faith through regular prayers, recitation of the Quran, charity, and helping others. Worship during Ramadan carries multiplied rewards, making this month a unique opportunity for spiritual growth, forgiveness, and closeness to Allah.

Preparing for the Last Ashra and Eid-ul-Fitr 2026

The last ten days of Ramadan hold special importance, as many Muslims increase worship and seek spiritual renewal. Eid-ul-Fitr 2026 is expected on 20 or 21 March, depending on the sighting of the Shawwal moon. After Eid holidays, normal office and business routines resume across Pakistan.

Conclusion

The Ramadan 2026 Sehar and Iftar schedule for Pakistan provides a complete guide for fasting, worship, and daily planning. By following accurate timings, official announcements, and healthy routines, Muslims can fully benefit from the spiritual blessings of Ramadan 2026 and observe this sacred month with discipline, peace, and devotion.