Islamabad Iftari time today is 5:58 PM. Muslims in the capital will break their fast at sunset on Saturday, 21 February, which marks the 2nd Ramadan. This timing is important for those observing the fast, as it signals the end of the daily fasting period.
On the second day of Ramadan, fasting in Islamabad will end at 5:58 PM. Muslims should be ready to break their fast exactly at sunset, in line with Islamic guidelines.
Since Ramadan timings vary by location, following an accurate Islamabad Ramadan timetable helps ensure fasting is observed correctly.
Iftari is the moment when Muslims complete their fast, which lasts from dawn until sunset. Traditionally, the fast is broken with dates and water, followed by Maghrib prayer.
Therefore, following the correct Iftari time is essential. Even a short difference in timing can affect the fast, which is why reliable local Ramadan schedules are widely used in Islamabad.
Ramadan timings change gradually each day. For this reason, Muslims should check Sehri and Iftari times daily. While the Islamabad Iftari time today is 5:58 PM, tomorrow’s Iftari time will be slightly later.
Staying updated with daily Ramadan timings helps ensure fasting is observed properly throughout the month.
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