Ramadan 2025: Iftar Timings In Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad & More Today

As Ramadan continues across India, Muslims are observing the fast from dawn until sunset, breaking their fast with Iftar, the evening meal after sunset. Iftar is a time for family gatherings, prayers, and reflection, marking the end of a day of fasting. The meal traditionally begins with dates and water, followed by a variety of dishes that vary across different regions.

The exact time for Iftar depends on the city's sunset timing, and it can vary slightly each day. For those observing Iftar on Wednesday, March 5, here are the Iftar timings in some of the major cities in India:

• Delhi: Iftar at 06:26 PM
• Bengaluru: Iftar at 06:33 PM
• Chennai: Iftar at 06:19 PM
• Hyderabad: Iftar at 06:31 PM
• Kolkata: Iftar at 05:43 PM
• Mysore: Iftar at 06:37 PM
• Mumbai: Iftar at 06:46 PM

During Iftar, many Muslims also offer special prayers called Tarawih, which are performed after the evening prayer. These prayers are considered a way to connect with God during the holy month. It's a time of community, as families and friends come together to share the meal and celebrate the blessings of Ramadan.

As the month progresses, the Iftar timings will change slightly each day due to the shifting sunset times. Muslims across the country and the world observe these moments with devotion, looking forward to the conclusion of Ramadan with the celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr.