Ramadan 2024: 4th Roza Sehri and Iftar City-wise Timings for March 14

Ramadan, a holy month observed by Muslims worldwide, entails fasting from dawn till sunset, a practice central to Islamic faith. During this month, Muslims abstain from food, drink, and other physical needs during daylight hours, focusing instead on spiritual reflection, prayer, and acts of charity. Sehri, also known as Suhoor, marks the pre-dawn meal consumed before the day’s fast begins. It’s a time for nourishing the body and preparing for the day ahead. Iftar, the meal to break the fast at sunset, holds great significance in fostering community and gratitude. Families and friends come together to share this meal, strengthening bonds and celebrating the blessings of Ramadan. As the fourth Roza approaches on March 15, 2024, Muslims in major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Lucknow, along with others around the world, eagerly anticipate the Sehri and Iftar timings, which vary depending on geographical location and time zone. These timings guide individuals in observing their fasts with devotion and adherence to religious traditions.

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Ramadan 2024: 2nd Roza City-wise Sheri and Iftar Timings

Discover the city-wise Sehri and Iftar timings for the 2nd Roza in India.

Mumbai 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:35 AM	6:48 PM

Delhi 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:14 AM	6:31 PM

Chennai 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:07 AM	6:20 PM

Hyderabad 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:21 AM	6:35 PM

Lucknow 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:00 AM	6:16 PM

Kanpur 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:03 AM	6:18 PM

Bengaluru 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:18 AM	6:34 PM

Kolkata 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	4:32 AM	5:46 PM

Jammu 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:21 AM	6:40 PM

Patna 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	4:44 AM	5:58 PM

Noida 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:14 AM	6:30 PM

Ajmer 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:26 AM	6:44 PM

Ahmedabad 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:35 AM	6:49 PM

Thiruvananthapuram 4th Roza Timings:

Roza	Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd	March 13	5:20 AM	6:34 PM

Jaipur

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:27 AM	6:42 PM

Indore

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:43 AM	6:58 PM

Pune

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:33 AM	6:47 PM

Surat

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:44 AM	6:59 PM

Nagpur

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:35 AM	6:51 PM

Allahabad

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:05 AM	6:21 PM

Varanasi

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:01 AM	6:18 PM

Bhopal

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:42 AM	6:58 PM

Bhubaneswar

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:05 AM	6:21 PM

Guwahati

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	4:40 AM	5:58 PM

Ranchi

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	4:49 AM	6:05 PM

Visakhapatnam

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:13 AM	6:29 PM

Coimbatore

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:10 AM	6:25 PM

Amritsar

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:14 AM	6:32 PM

Ghaziabad

Roza Date	Sehri	Iftar
2nd March 13	5:13 AM	6:30 PM

Ramadan 2024 Start And End Dates

In India, the holy month of Ramadan 2024 will commence on March 12 and continue for four weeks, concluding with Eid-ul-Fitr on April 10.

Observance of Ramadan Roza

During Ramadan, fasting, or Roza, begins at sunrise and ends at sunset. Consumption of food and water is prohibited between these times. The day is structured around five daily prayers: Fajr (dawn), Zhuhr (midday), Asr (afternoon), Maghrib (evening), and Isha (night).

Muslim Practices During Ramadan

Muslims observe two significant practices during Ramadan: Suhur and Iftar. Suhur is a pre-dawn meal consumed before the fast begins, while Iftar marks the breaking of the fast at sunset.

About the Holy Month of Ramadan

Rooted in Islamic culture, Ramadan holds historical significance. It is believed to have originated in the seventh century when Prophet Muhammad received the first verses of the Quran during this month. The revelation commenced on Laylat al-Qadr, the Night of Power, observed on the 27th night of Ramadan. This night holds immense spiritual value, believed to be more sacred than a thousand months.

Fasting and Spiritual Practices

Fasting during Ramadan is a religious obligation, requiring Muslims to abstain from food, drink, and other physical needs during daylight hours. The fast is broken at sunset with the iftar meal, followed by the Maghrib prayer. Ramadan is also a time for spiritual reflection, prayer, and charitable giving. Muslims engage in reading the Quran, attending mosque prayers, and participating in charitable activities to aid those in need.