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Ramadan Fasting Times in ash Shamiyah

Accurate Sehri and Iftar times for ash Shamiyah during the holy month of Ramadan

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15-Dhu al-Qadah-1447
Prayer times today in ash Shamiyah
Calculation Method

University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi

Timezone

Asia/Baghdad

Today's Fasting Times

Sehri Time
Pre-dawn meal
03:34 AM
Iftar Time
Breaking fast
06:50 PM
Fasting duration
Total fasting hours
15 hours 16 minutes
Prayer Time

Ramadan Calendar for February 2026 ash Shamiyah

Date Day Sehri Time Iftar Time Fasting duration
14 Feb Sat 05:13 AM 05:54 PM 12 hours 41 minutes
15 Feb Sun 05:12 AM 05:55 PM 12 hours 43 minutes
16 Feb Mon 05:11 AM 05:56 PM 12 hours 45 minutes
17 Feb Tue 05:10 AM 05:56 PM 12 hours 46 minutes
18 Feb Wed 05:09 AM 05:57 PM 12 hours 48 minutes
19 Feb Thu 05:08 AM 05:58 PM 12 hours 50 minutes
20 Feb Fri 05:07 AM 05:59 PM 12 hours 52 minutes
21 Feb Sat 05:06 AM 06:00 PM 12 hours 54 minutes
22 Feb Sun 05:05 AM 06:00 PM 12 hours 55 minutes
23 Feb Mon 05:04 AM 06:01 PM 12 hours 57 minutes
24 Feb Tue 05:03 AM 06:02 PM 12 hours 59 minutes
25 Feb Wed 05:02 AM 06:03 PM 13 hours 1 minutes
26 Feb Thu 05:01 AM 06:04 PM 13 hours 3 minutes
27 Feb Fri 05:00 AM 06:04 PM 13 hours 4 minutes
28 Feb Sat 04:59 AM 06:05 PM 13 hours 6 minutes
01 Mar Sun 04:58 AM 06:06 PM 13 hours 8 minutes
02 Mar Mon 04:57 AM 06:07 PM 13 hours 10 minutes
03 Mar Tue 04:56 AM 06:08 PM 13 hours 12 minutes
04 Mar Wed 04:55 AM 06:08 PM 13 hours 13 minutes
05 Mar Thu 04:53 AM 06:09 PM 13 hours 16 minutes
06 Mar Fri 04:52 AM 06:10 PM 13 hours 18 minutes
07 Mar Sat 04:51 AM 06:11 PM 13 hours 20 minutes
08 Mar Sun 04:50 AM 06:11 PM 13 hours 21 minutes
09 Mar Mon 04:49 AM 06:12 PM 13 hours 23 minutes
10 Mar Tue 04:47 AM 06:13 PM 13 hours 26 minutes
11 Mar Wed 04:46 AM 06:13 PM 13 hours 27 minutes
12 Mar Thu 04:45 AM 06:14 PM 13 hours 29 minutes
13 Mar Fri 04:44 AM 06:15 PM 13 hours 31 minutes
14 Mar Sat 04:42 AM 06:16 PM 13 hours 34 minutes
15 Mar Sun 04:41 AM 06:16 PM 13 hours 35 minutes
16 Mar Mon 04:40 AM 06:17 PM 13 hours 37 minutes
17 Mar Tue 04:38 AM 06:18 PM 13 hours 40 minutes
18 Mar Wed 04:37 AM 06:18 PM 13 hours 41 minutes
19 Mar Thu 04:36 AM 06:19 PM 13 hours 43 minutes
20 Mar Fri 04:34 AM 06:20 PM 13 hours 46 minutes
21 Mar Sat 04:33 AM 06:20 PM 13 hours 47 minutes
Calculation Method: University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi | Timezone: Asia/Baghdad

Ramadan Fasting Guide for ash Shamiyah

Complete guide to Ramadan fasting times, rules, and spiritual practices.

Fasting times (Sehri and Iftar) in ash Shamiyah are calculated using verified astronomical formulas based on the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method. Sehri ends at the start of Fajr, and Iftar begins at Maghrib, calculated according to the sun’s position, ash Shamiyah’s geographical coordinates, and the Asia/Baghdad timezone to ensure accurate fasting schedules.

Today's Fasting Summary

Fasting times today in ash Shamiyah:

Sehri Time: 03:34 AM
Iftar Time: 06:50 PM
Fasting duration: 15 hours 16 minutes

Tomorrow Iftar and Sehri times

Iftar and Sehri times tomorrow in ash Shamiyah:

Sehri Time: 03:33 AM
Iftar Time: 06:51 PM
Fasting duration: 15 hours 18 minutes
Prayer Times in ash Shamiyah

Sehri/Sahur in ash Shamiyah (03:34 AM)

Sehri (also called Sahur) is the pre-dawn meal consumed by Muslims before beginning their daily fast during Ramadan. It should be completed before Fajr prayer time.

Iftar in ash Shamiyah (06:50 PM)

Iftar is the evening meal with which Muslims break their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. It begins immediately after the Maghrib prayer time.

Ramadan Duas

Sehri Dua (Intention for Fasting)
وَبِصَوْمِ غَدٍ نَّوَيْتُ مِنْ شَهْرِ رَمَضَانَ

"I intend to keep the fast for tomorrow in the month of Ramadan"

Iftar Dua (Breaking Fast)
اللَّهُمَّ لَكَ صُمْتُ وَعَلَى رِزْقِكَ أَفْطَرْتُ

"O Allah! I fasted for You and I break my fast with Your sustenance"

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about prayer times and Islamic worship

What is Sehri (Suhoor) time in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq during Ramadan?

Sehri time in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq refers to the period before the Fajr prayer begins, during which Muslims eat before starting the daily fast in Ramadan.
Iftar time in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq begins immediately after the Maghrib prayer, when Muslims break their fast at sunset.
You should stop eating Sehri before the Fajr prayer starts in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq. It is recommended to finish eating a few minutes earlier to avoid doubt.
You can start eating at Iftar as soon as the Maghrib prayer time begins in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq, which marks sunset.
The fasting period in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq starts at Fajr and ends at Maghrib. The total duration changes slightly each day depending on sunrise and sunset times.
Sehri and Iftar times change daily because they are based on the sun's position, which shifts gradually throughout the year.
Yes, when Ramadan falls in the summer months, fasting hours in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq are generally longer due to earlier sunrises and later sunsets.
Yes, fasting hours are usually shorter in winter in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq because sunrise occurs later and sunset happens earlier.
Yes, Sehri can be eaten at any time before Fajr begins, but it is best to stop a little earlier for safety.
Eating, drinking, or intentional actions that invalidate fasting will break the fast during daylight hours in Ramadan. If eating was unintentional, the fast remains valid.
isubqo automatically adjusts Sehri (Fajr time) and Iftar (Maghrib time) based on your specific timezone in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq. If you travel to a different timezone, make sure to update your location on isubqo to receive accurate prayer times and Sehri/Iftar times for that new location.
isubqo provides accurate calculated times for Sehri and Iftar in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq. However, many local mosques announce Iftar time with the Adhan and provide Sehri times. You can follow isubqo times confidently, or verify with your local mosque in ash Shamiyah, al Qadisiyah, Iraq for any slight variations they might observe.