Ramadan Dates, Calendar, and Timing in Islamabad 2024

Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan, famous for its beautiful scenery, modern buildings, and lovely weather. The days and nights here change with the seasons, with longer days in the summer and shorter ones in winter. Ramazan is a very important month for Muslims in Islamabad and worldwide. During Ramadan, Muslims fast, so they don’t eat or drink from the early morning until the evening. The fasting times change yearly because they follow the moon’s schedule.

In the summer, fasting can last about 13 to 16 hours because the days are longer. However, in the winter, fasting times are shorter, about 10 to 12 hours. This difference affects how long Muslims fast during the different seasons. This year, as Ramadan starts in March, fasting times will be longer because we are moving towards summer.

Every day, the specific times for starting and ending the fast change slightly as the length of the days gradually increases. So, in the summer, people fast for about 3 to 6 hours more than in the winter, showing a significant difference in fasting hours between the two seasons.

Fiqa Hanafi Ramadan Dates, Calendar, and Timing for Islamabad

We’ve worked hard to provide you with the accurate Ramazan Calendar for Islamabad in 2024. However, please note that there is a 1-minute safety margin for the starting and ending times of fasting. It’s best to check with your nearest mosque for the most accurate fasting times in Islamabad.

Fiqa Jafria Ramadan Dates, Calendar, and Timing for Islamabad

Ramadan Timings for Other Cities in Pakistan 2024

Ramadan is a special time everywhere in Pakistan, not just in Islamabad. Every city has different starting and ending times for starting and ending their fast because they are located in different places. This makes Ramadan a unique time all over the country and helps bring Muslims together for fasting and praying. Below, there’s a table with the fasting times for many cities to make fasting easier for everyone in 2024.