Lucknow Sehri Iftar Time Today Know what is the exact time of Sehri and Iftar in Lucknow on 24 and 25 February 2026. Read details including Ramadan 2026 Roza timing, Sunni-Shia Sehri-Iftar update.
Lucknow Sehri Iftar Time Today: In the holy month of Ramadan 2026, Muslims across the country including Lucknow are busy in worship and fasting. In this month, fasting people start their fast by having food before Sehri in the morning and break their fast in the evening with Maghrib Azaan. Therefore, it is important to know Lucknow Sehri Iftar Time of every day, because the time of sunrise and sunset varies according to the city. If you are living in Lucknow and searching for Ramadan 2026 Lucknow Timing, then read here complete updates of Sehri and Iftar of 24 and 25 February 2026.
Lucknow Iftar Time Today 24 February 2026: Sehri and Iftar time in Lucknow today
According to Ramadan Calendar 2026, the Sehri and Iftar time of Monday, 24 February 2026 for Sunni community and Shia community is as follows-
- Sehri (Sehri Time Lucknow): 05:17 am
- Iftar (Iftar Time Lucknow Today): 06:05 pm
For the Shia community, the time of Sehri and Iftar is slightly different from the Sunni time.
- Jafria Sehri (Sehri Time Lucknow): 05:07 am
- Jafria Iftar (Iftar Time Lucknow Today): 06:15 pm
In the evening, with the setting of the sun, there will be Maghrib Azaan and the fasting people will break their fast with dates and water. This tradition is considered Sunnah and holds spiritual significance for the fasting person.
Lucknow Sehri Iftar Time 25 February 2026: : Correct time of Sehri and Iftar today in Lucknow
The fasting timings of Tuesday, 25 February 2026 in Lucknow will be like this-
- Sunni Community Sehri Time: 05:16 am
- Sunni Community Iftar Time: 6:06 PM
- Shia community Sehri time: 05:06 am
- Shia Community Iftar Time: 06:16 PM
Those fasting should finish their Sehri meal before Fajr, so that the fast can start at the right time.
What is the religious significance of Sehri and Iftar?
Ramadan is not just a month of fasting, but it is a time of self-control, patience and worship of Allah. Sehri is the source of energy and strength for the whole day, while Iftar is considered a reward for the patience and worship of the whole day. Roza teaches a person to control his ego and gives him an opportunity to feel the suffering of the needy.
