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Ramadan 2023 Timetable for Bengaluru: Ramzan Fasting Schedule, Sehri and Iftar Timings for Each Roza

While fasting during Ramzan is mandatory, members of the Muslim community are also advised to recite the Holy Quran and indulge in prayers. It is believed that observing fast during Ramadan - the holiest month helps Muslims develop self-discipline, self-restraint, and be kind and generous towards others.

Ramadan 2023 Timetable for Bengaluru: Ramzan Fasting Schedule, Sehri and Iftar Timings for Each Roza
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Mumbai, March 23:Ā The holy month of Ramzan is here. Muslims in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Lucknow, and other cities of India will start the fast of the holy month of Ramazan tomorrow, March 24. After the crescent moon of Ramzan was not sighted on Wednesday, March 22, the Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind said that the first day of Ramzan, or Ramadan as it is also known will begin on Friday, March 24. Meanwhile, the month of Sha'ban will be completed today, March 23 before Muslims start Ramadan tomorrow.

During the holy month of Ramzan, Muslims fast from dawn to dusk and also refrain from consuming food or water while observing the fast. The timings of Sehri and Iftar depend on the sunrise and sunset. Muslims observe Sehri in the morning before sunrise, around 10 minutes before the Fajr prayer while they break their fast with Iftar, which is observed two minutes after sunset with the Maghrib prayer. If you are living in Bengaluru then scroll down to check the calendar of Ramadan 2023 and know about the sehri and iftar timings.Ā Ramadan 2023 Time Table for Saudi Arabia, UAE: Check Ramzan Calendar, Sehri and Iftar Timings in Riyadh, Dubai and Other Cities.

Ramzan Sehri and Iftar Timetable 2023 For Bengaluru:

Day Sehri Timings Iftar Timings Date
1 05:10Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 24 Mar 2023
2 05:09Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 25 Mar 2023
3 05:09Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 26 Mar 2023
4 05:08Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 27 Mar 2023
5 05:07Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 28 Mar 2023
6 05:06Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 29 Mar 2023
7 05:06Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 30 Mar 2023
8 05:05Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 31 Mar 2023
9 05:04Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 01 Apr 2023
10 05:04Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 02 Apr 2023
11 05:03Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 03 Apr 2023
12 05:02Ā AM 6:32Ā PM 04 Apr 2023
13 05:01Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 05 Apr 2023
14 05:01Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 06 Apr 2023
15 05:00Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 07 Apr 2023
16 04:59Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 08 Apr 2023
17 04:59Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 09 Apr 2023
18 04:58Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 10 Apr 2023
19 04:57Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 11 Apr 2023
20 04:56Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 12 Apr 2023
21 04:56Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 13 Apr 2023
22 04:55Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 14 Apr 2023
23 04:54Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 15 Apr 2023
24 04:54Ā AM 6:33Ā PM 16 Apr 2023
25 04:53Ā AM 6:34Ā PM 17 Apr 2023
26 04:52Ā AM 6:34Ā PM 18 Apr 2023
27 04:52Ā AM 6:34Ā PM 19 Apr 2023
28 04:51Ā AM 6:34Ā PM 20 Apr 2023
29 04:50Ā AM 6:34Ā PM 21 Apr 2023

While fasting during Ramzan is mandatory, members of the Muslim community are also advised to recite the Holy Quran and indulge in prayers. It is believed that observing fast during Ramadan - the holiest month helps Muslims develop self-discipline, self-restraint, and be kind and generous towards others. Those who are not keeping well and pregnant women among others are allowed to skip fasting. Meanwhile, indulging in sexual intercourse during the fasting period of Ramzan is strictly prohibited.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Mar 23, 2023 05:02 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).