Ramadan 2023 in India: Check iftar timing for March 29 and sehri timing for March 30

Ramadan 2023 Iftar Sehri Timing: During the month of Ramadan, Muslims observe a strict fast called Rozah from sunrise to sunset each day. Today is the 6th day of the holy Ramadan. Check the Sehri and Iftaar timing of Ramadan 2023 for March 29 and March 30.

According to the Islamic Finder, iftar timing for day 6 (Wednesday) is 06:38 PM. Whereas sehri timing of day 7 (Thursday) is 06:38 PM. Pic: Pixabay

Ramadan 2023 Iftar Sehri Timing: The holy month of Ramadan, also known as Ramadhan, Ramzan or Ramazan, has begun on Wednesday, March 22. It is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar and is considered the most important period for Muslims around the world, who focus on fasting, prayer, reflection and community all through the month.

During the month of Ramadan, Muslims observe a strict fast called Rozah from sunrise to sunset each day. Every day, the devotees wake up early in the morning to have their first meal called sehri. After the day is over, in the evening, they break their fast by eating dates and drinking water followed by the evening meal called iftar.

They also practice absolute abstinence during this month and dedicate most of their time to the devotion of Allah and his teachings.

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Today is the 6th day of the holy Ramadan. Check the Sehri and Iftaar timing of Ramadan 2023 for March 29 and March 30.

Ramadan 2023: Dates

Ramadan Begins: March 22, Wednesday
Ramadan Ends: April 21, Friday
Laylat al-Qadr: April 17, Monday
Eid al-Fitr Start: April 22, Saturday

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Ramadan 2023: Sehri and Iftaar time

According to the Islamic Finder, iftar timing for day 6 (Wednesday) is 06:38 PM. Whereas sehri timing of day 7 (Thursday) is 06:38 PM
March 29 Sehri timing - 04:56 AM
March 29 Iftaar timing - 06:38 PM

March 30 Sehri timing - 04:55 AM
March 30 Iftaar - 06:38 PM

Ramadan 2023 Eid al-Fitr

Eid-al-Fitr also known as Meethi Eid marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. The month in the Islamic calendar begins with the sighting of the crescent moon. Therefore, the sighting of the moon on the last day of Ramadan confirms the observance of Eid al-Fitr for the next day.