Ramadan Calendar 2026 in Pakistan

Ramadan is the most important Islamic month for Muslims, and people across Pakistan eagerly wait for the Ramadan calendar 2026 to plan their fasting, prayers, and daily routines. Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin in mid-February 2026, depending on the moon sighting in Pakistan. During this holy month, Muslims observe fasts from Sehri (pre-dawn) to Iftar (sunset), offer special prayers, recite the Quran, and help the poor. This article provides complete and updated information about Ramadan 2026 in Pakistan, including expected dates, fasting timings, religious importance, and daily routines.

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Quick Information Table – Ramadan Calendar 2026 in Pakistan

Field	Details
Name of the Program	Ramadan Calendar 2026
Start Date for Apply	Not applicable
Last Date for Apply	Not applicable
Bank Name	Not applicable
Total Amount	Not applicable
Return Time	29 or 30 days (moon sighting dependent)
Cities Name	All major cities of Pakistan
Province	Punjab, Sindh, KPK, Balochistan, Gilgit-Baltistan, AJK
Amount of Assistance	Spiritual rewards (religious observance)
Method of Application	Not applicable (Religious observance – offline

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Expected Start and End Date of Ramadan 2026 in Pakistan

When Will Ramadan 2026 Start?

According to astronomical calculations, Ramadan 2026 in Pakistan is expected to start on Wednesday, 18 February 2026, subject to official moon sighting by the Ruet-e-Hilal Committee of Pakistan. If the moon is not sighted on that evening, Ramadan may begin on Thursday, 19 February 2026.

Expected Eid-ul-Fitr 2026 Date

Ramadan will last for 29 or 30 days, depending on moon sighting. Eid-ul-Fitr is expected around:

Friday or Saturday, 20 or 21 March 2026 (expected)

Final dates will be confirmed only after the Shawwal moon sighting.

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Ramadan 2026 Sehri and Iftar Timings in Pakistan

Why Timings Are Different in Each City

Sehri and Iftar timings vary across Pakistan due to:

Sunrise and sunset differences
Geographic location
City latitude

Example of Sehri & Iftar Timings (Early Ramadan – Approximate)

Lahore / Islamabad

Sehri ends: around 5:35 AM
Iftar: around 6:05 PM

Karachi

Sehri ends: around 5:45 AM
Iftar: around 6:20 PM

Peshawar / Quetta

Sehri ends: around 5:30 AM
Iftar: around 6:00 PM

⚠️ Exact timings change daily and should be checked from local Ramadan calendars, mosques, or official sources.

Importance of Ramadan for Muslims in Pakistan

Spiritual Significance of Ramadan

Ramadan is the month in which:

The Holy Quran was revealed
Muslims observe fasting as one of the five pillars of Islam
Rewards for good deeds are multiplied

Fasting teaches:

Patience
Self-control
Empathy for the poor

Daily Routine During Ramadan in Pakistan

Sehri (Pre-Dawn Meal)

Sehri is eaten before Fajr prayer. Common Sehri foods in Pakistan include:

Roti or paratha
Eggs
Yogurt
Tea or milk

Eating Sehri is Sunnah and gives strength for fasting.

Fasting Hours

Muslims avoid:

Eating and drinking
Smoking
Bad language and behavior

from Fajr to Maghrib.

Iftar (Breaking the Fast)

Iftar is done at sunset. Common Pakistani Iftar items:

Dates
Pakoras
Samosas
Fruit chaat
Rooh Afza

Many families break fast together, strengthening social bonds.

Taraweeh Prayers in Ramadan 2026

What Is Taraweeh?

Taraweeh are special nightly prayers offered after Isha during Ramadan.

Taraweeh in Pakistan

Offered in mosques across all cities
Quran is usually completed during Taraweeh
Separate arrangements are often made for women

Zakat, Sadqa, and Charity in Ramadan

Zakat in Ramadan

Many Pakistanis prefer to give Zakat during Ramadan because rewards are greater.

Zakat helps:

Poor families
Widows
Orphans
Deserving individuals

Sadqa and Fitrana

Sadqa: Voluntary charity
Fitrana: Obligatory before Eid-ul-Fitr

These help the needy celebrate Eid with dignity.

Ramadan Calendar 2026 in Pakistan and Work Life

Office and School Timings

During Ramadan:

Office hours are usually reduced
Schools often adjust schedules
Government announces official timings

Market and Business Hours

Markets stay open late at night
Iftar and Sehri bazaars are set up
Online food delivery increases

Health Tips for Ramadan Fasting

Stay Healthy While Fasting

Drink enough water between Iftar and Sehri
Avoid oily and fried food daily
Eat fruits and vegetables
Do not skip Sehri

People with medical conditions should consult doctors before fasting.

Moon Sighting System in Pakistan

Role of Ruet-e-Hilal Committee

In Pakistan, Ramadan officially begins after:

Moon sighting reports
Verification by central and zonal committees
Official announcement by the government

This system ensures unity in observing Ramadan.

Key Things to Remember About Ramadan 2026

Dates are expected, not final
Moon sighting is mandatory
Timings vary by city
Ramadan focuses on worship, patience, and kindness

Conclusion

Ramadan calendar 2026 in Pakistan is expected to begin around 18 or 19 February 2026, bringing a month of fasting, prayer, charity, and self-discipline. From Sehri to Iftar, Taraweeh to Zakat, Ramadan deeply impacts daily life across Pakistan. This guide provides complete and clear information to help Pakistanis prepare spiritually, physically, and socially for the holy month. Always follow official moon sighting announcements for final confirmation of dates and timings.