Dammam Ramadan Timings

Ramadan has significant importance for the believers of Islam. All Muslims around the world observe it with fasting, prayer, and spiritual reflection. In accordance with this, the Sehar and Iftar timings in Dammam for today, Ramadan 29, 1444, are given according to the local time calculation method.

The Ramadan timetable of Dammam varies every day in accordance with the sighting of the moon. In addition to fasting and feasting, Ramadan is also a time of increased religious devotion. Muslims spend extra time in prayer (ibadat) and reading the Quran, attending Taraweeh prayers at the mosque in the evening to strengthen their faith.

Furthermore, in Ramadan, the fast lasts from dawn until sunset or Maghrib Azan, and fasting time can range from 12 to 16 hours, but these timings can vary with respect to location and time.

The time for Sehri is usually early in the morning, before the first light of dawn, and ends a few minutes before the start of the Fajr prayer, and time for Iftari is at sunset, just before the Maghrib prayer. Moreover, the daily Sehar and Iftar schedules of Dammam kept on varying from day to day in accordance with the sighting of the moon.

Moreover, there exists a potential conflict between the Sehar and Iftar times of Hanafi and Shia schools of thought, as Hanafi calculates these timings by a method known as the “ru’yat al-hilal,” while Shia follows a different methodology that is based on calculations and astronomical data.