Iftar Timings Today: Here’s When You Can Break Your Fast In These Top Indian Cities On March 7

As the holy month of Ramadan continues, Muslims across India observe fasting from dawn until sunset. The fast is broken with Iftar, a meal that traditionally begins with dates and water, followed by a variety of dishes shared with family and friends. The ABP report has shared the accurate Iftar timings for proper observance. Here are those precise Iftar timings for major cities on March 7:

• Delhi: 6:25 PM
• Lucknow: 6:10 PM
• Mumbai: 6:45 PM
• Kolkata: 5:11 PM
• Hyderabad: 6:24 PM
• Meerut: 6:21 PM
• Noida: 6:24 PM
• Ghaziabad: 6:24 PM
• Gurugram: 6:25 PM
• Mysore: 6:29 PM
• Bengaluru: 6:33 PM
• Chennai: 6:19 PM

Ramadan And Food Preparation

Ramadan is a time for deep spiritual reflection, prayer, and community. Fasting from dawn until sunset is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, promoting self-discipline and empathy for the less fortunate. The daily fast is broken with Iftar, a meal that often begins with dates and water, followed by a variety of dishes.

In the days leading up to Iftar, many families prepare special dishes to break their fast. Popular foods include samosas, fruit chaat, fried pakoras, and traditional soups like 'harira'. Fresh fruits, juices, and traditional drinks like rooh afza help to rehydrate after a long day of fasting.

These preparations not only provide nourishment but also strengthen community bonds as families and friends gather to share the meal. As Ramadan continues, the sense of togetherness and gratitude is deeply felt, especially when sharing these special meals with loved ones and the community.

Note that these timings are based on standard calculations and may vary slightly depending on your specific location within each city. It is advisable to verify timings with local mosques or trusted sources for the most accurate information.