Sehri & Iftar Insights
During the sacred observance of Ramadan, the daily fast for Muslims commences with the pre-dawn meal known as Suhoor, or Sehri, and concludes at sunset
with the breaking of the fast, referred to as Iftar. For Friday, March 13, 2026, specific timings are crucial for adherents. In the national capital region, both Delhi and Noida will observe Sehri at approximately 5:14 am, with Iftar scheduled for 6:29 pm. Further south, in Chennai, the day's fast will begin with Sehri at 5:06 am and conclude with Iftar at 6:20 pm. These timings are approximate and subject to minor variations based on local astronomical observations and calculation methodologies. It is always recommended to consult with local religious leaders or community centers for the most precise timings relevant to your immediate vicinity to ensure adherence to the spiritual practices of Ramadan.
Eid-al-Fitr Anticipation
As the holy month of Ramadan progresses, there is growing anticipation for the celebration of Eid-al-Fitr, which marks the end of the fasting period. The exact date for Eid-al-Fitr in 2026 is contingent upon the sighting of the new moon. Based on current astronomical predictions, the festival is anticipated to fall on either Friday, March 20, or Saturday, March 21. The final confirmation of the date will be made once the crescent moon is sighted, signifying the commencement of the celebratory period. This significant religious holiday is a time of joyous gatherings, communal prayers, and expressions of gratitude following a month of spiritual reflection and discipline.
