Muslims in Islamabad observing the first day of Ramadan 2026 should complete their pre-dawn meal before the Sehri time of 05:24 AM today, 19 February. Sehri marks the meal eaten before the Fajr prayer, and finishing it on time is essential to ensure the fast remains valid.
Accurate Sehri time is important for properly observing the fast. Even a small delay past the designated time can invalidate the fast according to Islamic guidelines. Muslims are advised to remain mindful of the schedule to start fasting correctly.
Islamabad follows a specific Ramadan timetable based on its geographic location. Sehri and Iftar times vary between cities, so residents should always refer to local schedules to observe fasting and prayers accurately.
On the first day of Ramadan, fasting begins immediately after completing Sehri at 05:24 AM. This marks the start of the fasting period, which continues until sunset when Iftar is observed. Following the correct Sehri time allows Muslims to fulfill their religious obligations properly.
Observing precise Sehri time helps maintain the spiritual sanctity of Ramadan. It ensures that the pre-dawn meal is consumed safely and that the fast is started correctly. Accurate timing also supports adherence to daily prayers and strengthens the routine during the holy month.
Residents are encouraged to set alarms or reminders to complete Sehri on time and begin their fast punctually. By following the correct Sehri time, believers can fully participate in the spiritual, physical, and social aspects of Ramadan.
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Proper observance of Sehri and Iftar times is a key part of Ramadan, helping Muslims in Islamabad maintain discipline, devotion, and connection with their faith throughout the sacred month.
