When is Ramadan 2022? Pakistan Fasting Timetable

When Is Ramadan? The Ramadan Calendar For Sehri And Iftari In Pakistan

The Calendar of Ramadan month so for 2022, In Pakistan it is expected to start in the evening of Saturday 2nd April and end on Monday 1st May. The Islamic Ramadan’s Calendar is for all major cities of Pakistan.

The blessed month of Ramadan is about to begin again in 2022. Ramadan month is very important not only to worship Allah in these few weeks but also to purify yourself from all types of bad habitats and sins as well. All Muslims in the world celebrate it from sehri to iftar every moment of this holy month with joy and devotion. The Islamic Hijri calendar is based on moon cycle that’s why every year, the month of Ramadan karim start ten to eleventh days early due to it’s rotation. However there can be room with slight changes. If any changes happen in sehri and iftar timings, we’ll update the Ramadan calendar 2022.

Ramadan Calendar and Schedule Of Sehir & Iftar Timings For 2022

All Muslim in the globe have different timings of sehir and iftar even in same country that’s why there can be a little bit changing in the timetable. Fast timings, dates and days of sacred Ramadan in Pakistan are listed below for some famous cities. You can follow the place where you live as your imam mosque describe you.

Ramadan Calendar 2022 Islamabad

Ramadan Calendar 2022 Lahore

Ramadan Calendar 2022 Karachi

Ramadan Calendar 2022 Quetta

Ramadan Calendar 2022 Faisalabad

Ramadan Calendar 2022 Peshawar

Ramadan Calendar 2022 Multan

The Importance of Ramadan

The holy month of Ramadan brings discipline in life of Muslims to fast from dawn to dusk. This month can be for 30 or 29 days that depends on our lunar system but practice of this month can change every Muslim’s life to get up in time, offer prayers 5 times a day and try to abstain from sins as well as strengthen their self-discipline and spiritual health to feel close to Allah. May Allah give us good health to have fast in the Ramadan Month Ameen. In Summer fast timing is longer than winter, as the time of prayers change throughout the years.