Makkah Ramadan Timings

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

Ramadan is celebrated with fervor and excitement in Makkah. The atmosphere in Makkah during Ramadan is truly spiritual as Muslims from all around the world come together to celebrate this holy month, just like people celebrate Ramadan in Madinah. Moreover, the Ramadan timings in Makkah for the entire month are provided in the Ramadan calendar.

In Ramadan, believers spend extra time in worship, reading Quran, congregational prayers, and in Taraweeh prayer. These practices are believed to bring spiritual benefits and help believers to grow closer to Allah SWT.

The residents of Makkah do Sehri and Iftari at their designated times. The time for Sehri is usually early in the morning, before the first light of dawn, and ends a few minutes before the Fajr Adhan (Azan), and the time for Iftari is at sunset, just before the Maghrib prayer.

Furthermore, there exists a potential clash between the Sehr-o-Iftar times between Hanafi and Shia sects, which can lead the confusion among believers. So, in order to facilitate them, a comprehensive schedule of Hanafi and Shia times is provided on this page.