2023 Ramadan Calendar for India, Bangladesh with Prayer Times

Ramadan is an important time of the year for Muslims around the world. It is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and is observed by fasting from sunrise to sunset every day. In addition to fasting, Muslims also engage in prayer, charity, and spiritual reflection during this time.

Ramadan Calendar

The Importance of Ramadan

Ramadan is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, which are five basic acts that are mandatory for Muslims to perform. The other four pillars include Shahada (declaring faith), Salat (prayer), Zakat (charity), and Hajj (pilgrimage). Observing Ramadan is a way for Muslims to purify their souls and increase their devotion to Allah.

Fasting During Ramadan

During Ramadan, Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset every day. This means abstaining from food, drink, and other physical needs during daylight hours. Fasting is seen as a way to become closer to Allah and to gain a better understanding of the suffering of those who are less fortunate.

In addition to fasting, Muslims also engage in extra prayer during Ramadan. This includes Tarawih, which is a special prayer that is performed at night after breaking the fast. Many mosques hold nightly prayers during Ramadan, and Muslims are encouraged to attend as many as possible.

Charity During Ramadan

Charity is an important part of Ramadan, and Muslims are encouraged to give to those who are less fortunate. This could include donating money to charity organizations or feeding the hungry. Many Muslims also volunteer at soup kitchens or homeless shelters during Ramadan.

Breaking the Fast

At the end of each day of fasting, Muslims break their fast with an iftar meal. This is usually a simple meal consisting of dates, water, and a small dish. After the iftar meal, Muslims often engage in evening prayers and spend time with family and friends.

Conclusion

Ramadan is a time of spiritual reflection and devotion for Muslims around the world. By fasting, praying, and engaging in acts of charity, Muslims seek to become closer to Allah and to gain a better understanding of the suffering of others. Whether you're observing Ramadan yourself or simply interested in learning more about it, there is much to be gained from this important religious event.

When is Ramadan 2023?

Ramadan 2023 is expected to begin on the evening of Wednrsday, March 22, 2023, and end on the evening of, April 21, 2023. However, the exact dates may vary slightly depending on the sighting of the moon, which marks the beginning and end of Ramadan. It's always best to confirm the dates with your local mosque or Islamic center for accurate information.

Ramadan begins: March 22, Wednesday

Ramadan ends: April 21, Friday

Laylat al-Qadr: April 17, Monday

Eid al-Fitr Start: April 22, Saturday

When does Iftar start?

Here are the timings of 'sehri' and 'iftaar' as per the cities in India:

Mumbai- 05:33 am to 06:49 pm

Delhi- 05:11 am to 06:32 pm

Chennai- 05:05 am to 06:20 pm

Hyderabad- 05:11 am to 06:29 pm

Bangalore-05:16 am to 06:34 pm

Ahmedabad- 05:33 am to 06:50 pm

Kolkata- 04:30 am to 05:47 pm

Pune- 05:29 am to 06:48 pm

Jaipur- 05:18 am to 06:39 pm

Lucknow- 04:57 am to 06:17 pm

Kanpur- 05:00 am to 06:20 pm

Indore- 05:20 am to 06:40 pm

Patna- 04:41 am to 06:00 pm

Chandigarh- 05:11 am to 06:35 pm

However, it is important to note that the sehri or suhoor and iftar timetable is subject to change due to the sun’s position.

Ramadan Calendar 2023 New Delhi

Day	SEHRI	IFTAR	DATE
1	05:03 AM	6:35 PM	23 Mar 2023
2	05:01 AM	6:35 PM	24 Mar 2023
3	05:00 AM	6:36 PM	25 Mar 2023
4	04:59 AM	6:37 PM	26 Mar 2023
5	04:58 AM	6:37 PM	27 Mar 2023
6	04:56 AM	6:38 PM	28 Mar 2023
7	04:55 AM	6:38 PM	29 Mar 2023
8	04:54 AM	6:39 PM	30 Mar 2023
9	04:53 AM	6:39 PM	31 Mar 2023
10	04:51 AM	6:40 PM	01 Apr 2023
11	04:50 AM	6:40 PM	02 Apr 2023
12	04:49 AM	6:41 PM	03 Apr 2023
13	04:48 AM	6:42 PM	04 Apr 2023
14	04:46 AM	6:42 PM	05 Apr 2023
15	04:45 AM	6:43 PM	06 Apr 2023
16	04:44 AM	6:43 PM	07 Apr 2023
17	04:42 AM	6:44 PM	08 Apr 2023
18	04:41 AM	6:44 PM	09 Apr 2023
19	04:40 AM	6:45 PM	10 Apr 2023
20	04:39 AM	6:45 PM	11 Apr 2023
21	04:37 AM	6:46 PM	12 Apr 2023
22	04:36 AM	6:47 PM	13 Apr 2023
23	04:35 AM	6:47 PM	14 Apr 2023
24	04:34 AM	6:48 PM	15 Apr 2023
25	04:32 AM	6:48 PM	16 Apr 2023
26	04:31 AM	6:49 PM	17 Apr 2023
27	04:30 AM	6:49 PM	18 Apr 2023
28	04:29 AM	6:50 PM	19 Apr 2023
29	04:28 AM	6:51 PM	20 Apr 2023
30	04:26 AM	6:51 PM	21 Apr 2023

Ramadan Calendar 2023 for Dhaka 

Roza	Date	Sehr	Iftaar
1	23 March 2023	04:44	18:11
2	24 March 2023	04:43	18:12
3	25 March 2023	04:41	18:12
4	26 March 2023	04:40	18:12
5	27 March 2023	04:39	18:13
6	28 March 2023	04:38	18:13
7	29 March 2023	04:37	18:14
8	30 March 2023	04:36	18:14
9	31 March 2023	04:35	18:14
10	01 April 2023	04:34	18:15
11	02 April 2023	04:33	18:15
12	03 April 2023	04:32	18:16
13	04 April 2023	04:31	18:16
14	05 April 2023	04:30	18:16
15	06 April 2023	04:29	18:17
16	07 April 2023	04:27	18:17
17	08 April 2023	04:26	18:18
18	09 April 2023	04:25	18:18
19	10 April 2023	04:24	18:18
20	11 April 2023	04:23	18:19
21	12 April 2023	04:22	18:19
22	13 April 2023	04:21	18:20
23	14 April 2023	04:20	18:20
24	15 April 2023	04:19	18:20
25	16 April 2023	04:18	18:21
26	17 April 2023	04:17	18:21
27	18 April 2023	04:16	18:22
28	19 April 2023	04:15	18:22
29	20 April 2023	04:14	18:23
30	21 April 2023	04:13	18:23

Ramadan is in the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. It is a month of fasting, prayer,giving and self-evaluation observed by Muslims. The month lasts 29-30 days depending on the sightings of the crescent moon. 

Observing Ramadan (also known as Ramzan or Ramadhan or Month of Qur'an বাংলায় রমজান  বা পবিত্র রমজান ) is one of the five pillars of Islam. It is the month where the Holy Quran was first sent down to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallahu Alayhi Wa'Sallam)

Ramadan Calendar 2023 New Delhi

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