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Disclaimer & Notes
This Ramadan Guide provides approximate Sahri & Iftar timings based on general calculations. Timings may vary based on your location, local moon sighting, and mosque announcements. Always confirm with your local Islamic authority or nearest mosque for the most accurate prayer times.
This guide is created for informational purposes only and does not substitute official Islamic rulings.
By FAZLULLAH for RAHAMATABAD.COM
Ramadan 2025 – 30-Day Guide
Explore daily Sahri & Iftar timings for 50+ cities worldwide, along with Islamic reflections and teachings.
Table of Contents
Day 1
May this day of Ramadan bring you closer to Allah and strengthen your faith.
Do’s & Don’ts in Ramadan
| Do’s | Don’ts |
|---|---|
| Start your fast with **Suhoor (pre-dawn meal)** | Skipping **Suhoor**, as it is a Sunnah |
| Break your fast with **dates & water**, as the Prophet (PBUH) did | Overeating at Iftar, leading to discomfort |
| Perform **Taraweeh** and night prayers | Missing prayers or delaying them unnecessarily |
| Give **Zakat & Sadaqah** to those in need | Engaging in **arguments, gossip, or fights** |
| Recite and reflect on the **Quran** | Spending too much time on **TV or social media** |
| Be kind and **help others** | Being impatient or rude, especially while fasting |
| Engage in **Dhikr (remembrance of Allah)** | Using foul language or lying |
| Control your **anger and emotions** | Wasting time instead of increasing worship |
| Make **Dua**, especially before Iftar | Neglecting **family responsibilities** |
Daily Namaz Reminder
Isha has passed. Prepare for Fajr tomorrow!
Ramadan Daily Guide – Sahri & Iftar Timings
Today’s Date: 5/1/2025
Sahri & Iftar Timings for Popular Cities
| Country | City | Sahri Time | Iftar Time |
|---|
Islamic Reflection of the Day
“Fasting is not just about abstaining from food and drink; it is about purifying the soul, restraining desires, and drawing closer to Allah.”
Hadith of the Day
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said: “Whoever fasts Ramadan out of faith and expectation of reward, all his past sins will be forgiven.” (Sahih Bukhari)
Special Islamic Story
One day, a poor man in Makkah sincerely prayed for relief. That same day, a wealthy merchant helped him. This shows that Allah always listens to sincere prayers and His help comes in unexpected ways.
By FAZLULLAH for RAHAMATABAD.COM
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