Sehri Time Tomorrow: Check When Fasting Begins In Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, And More On March 11

Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, holds profound significance for Muslims worldwide. Beyond fasting from dawn to sunset, it is a period dedicated to spiritual reflection, self-discipline, charity, and communal bonding. Families and friends come together for meals like Sehri (pre-dawn) and Iftar (sunset), reinforcing unity and shared purpose.

On March 11, Muslims in various Indian cities will observe the pre-dawn meal of Sehri during the holy month of Ramadan. Here are the Sehri timings for that day:

• Delhi: 5:17 AM
• Lucknow: 5:05 AM
• Mumbai: 5:38 AM
• Kolkata: 4:51 AM
• Hyderabad: 5:16 AM
• Meerut: 5:18 AM
• Noida: 5:18 AM
• Ghaziabad: 5:18 AM
• Gurugram: 5:18 AM
• Mysore: 5:19 AM
• Bengaluru: 5:19 AM
• Chennai: 5:08 AM

During Sehri, Muslims wake up before dawn to partake in a meal, offering voluntary prayers (Tahajjud) in the stillness of the early morning. This practice fosters a deep sense of community and devotion. After eating, they perform the Fajr prayer, marking the beginning of the daily fast from dawn till sunset.

Ramadan is more than just abstaining from food and drink; it is a time to strengthen one's faith, engage in charitable acts, and deepen connections with loved ones and the community. The shared experience of fasting and praying brings people closer, fostering empathy and a renewed sense of purpose.

As the holy month unfolds, may it be a time of peace, reflection, and unity for all.

These timings are based on general estimates and may vary slightly depending on local sighting and calculation methods. It's advisable to consult local mosques or community centres for the most accurate timings.