Ramadan is a blessed and spiritual month for Muslims in Islamabad, Pakistan. People prepare for this holy month with prayers, charity, and family gatherings. Knowing the correct Sehri (Suhoor) and Iftar time is very important because fasting (Roza) begins at Sehri end time and ends at Iftar (Maghrib).

Since Ramadan 2026 fasting starts on 19 February 2026, this article provides the complete and updated schedule starting from 19 February 2026 according to both Fiqa Hanafi (Sunni) and Fiqa Jafria (Shia).

Today’s Sehri & Iftar Time in Islamabad (19 February 2026)

Date: 19 February 2026
Islamic Date: 1 Ramadan 1447 AH

Fiqa Hanafi (Sunni)

• Sehri Ends: 05:24 AM
• Iftar Time: 5:56 PM

Fiqa Jafria (Shia)

• Sehri Ends: 05:14 AM
• Iftar Time: 06:06 PM

Note:
There is a 1-minute preventive adjustment (Sehri -1 minute, Iftar +1 minute).
Jafria followers start fasting 10 minutes earlier and break their fast 10 minutes later than Hanafi.

What is Sehri and Iftar?

Sehri (Suhoor) is the pre-dawn meal eaten before Fajr prayer. When Sehri time ends, fasting begins.

Iftar is the evening meal eaten at Maghrib prayer to break the fast.

Following accurate timings ensures your fast is valid and properly observed.

30 Days Islamabad – Fiqa Hanafi Sehri & Iftar Timings (Starting 19 Feb 2026)

Key Observations (Hanafi)

• Sehri time becomes earlier gradually.
• Iftar time becomes later each day.
• Fasting duration increases slowly during Ramadan.

30 Days Islamabad – Fiqa Jafria Sehri & Iftar Timings (Starting 19 Feb 2026)

(Jafria timing = 10 minutes earlier Sehri & 10 minutes later Iftar)

Ramadan Atmosphere in Islamabad

During Ramadan:

• Families shop at markets before Sehri.
• Mosques become full for Taraweeh prayers.
• People gather for Iftar with dates and water.
• Charity and kindness increase everywhere.

The beautiful Faisal Mosque becomes a center of worship, and the entire city feels peaceful and spiritual.

Important Questions

What is today’s Sehri time in Islamabad?

• Hanafi: 05:24 AM
• Jafria: 05:14 AM

What is today’s Iftar time in Islamabad?

• Hanafi: 5:56 PM
• Jafria: 06:06 PM

When does fasting start and end?

Fasting starts exactly at Sehri end time and ends at Iftar (Maghrib).

Why Ramadan Timing is Important

Accurate timings help Muslims:

• Start and break fast correctly
• Offer Fajr and Maghrib prayers on time
• Plan daily work and rest
• Prepare meals properly

Even a few minutes matter in fasting

Final Summary

• Ramadan starts: 19 February 2026
• Hanafi Sehri (19 Feb): 05:24 AM
• Hanafi Iftar (19 Feb): 5:56 PM
• Jafria Sehri (19 Feb): 05:14 AM
• Jafria Iftar (19 Feb): 06:06 PM
• Sehri time becomes earlier daily.
• Iftar time becomes later daily.
• Fasting hours increase gradually.

Ramadan 2026 in Islamabad will be a month of patience, prayer, unity, and blessings.

May this Ramadan bring peace, forgiveness, and happiness to everyone in Islamabad and around the world.