Iftar Time Today February 25 2026: City Wise Ramadan Timings for Delhi Mumbai Lucknow

Ramadan observers across India will break their fast at sunset on February 25, 2026, with Iftar timings varying by city.

Iftar marks the end of the daily fast and takes place exactly at sunset, aligned with the Maghrib prayer. Timings shift daily and differ across locations due to geographical position.

Here is the city wise Iftar schedule for February 25, 2026.

Lucknow

In Lucknow, Iftar is expected at 6:06 PM. The sunset arrives earlier here compared to cities located further west.

Delhi

In the national capital, Iftar will be observed at 6:19 PM. The gap between Lucknow and Delhi reflects slight regional sunset differences within North India.

Hyderabad

Hyderabad will observe Iftar at 6:22 PM. Sunset timing in the Deccan region falls slightly later than northern cities on this date.

Mumbai

Mumbai records one of the latest Iftar timings among major metros at 6:43 PM. Its western coastal location results in a later sunset.

Kolkata

In Kolkata, Iftar falls at 5:39 PM, making it the earliest among the listed cities due to its eastern position.

Chennai

Chennai will observe Iftar at 6:18 PM. The timing is close to Delhi on this date.

Srinagar

Srinagar is expected to observe Iftar at 6:24 PM. Northern latitude influences daylight patterns as Ramadan progresses.

Bengaluru

Bengaluru will break the fast at 6:29 PM. The city’s location results in a sunset time between northern and western metros.

What is Iftar?

Iftar is the meal that marks the end of the daily fast during Ramadan. From dawn until sunset, observers refrain from food and drink. The fast is traditionally broken with dates and water, followed by prayer and a larger meal shared with family or community.

Authorities advise observers to confirm timings with local mosques or official Ramadan calendars, as minor variations may occur.