Iftar Time Today

Iftar is the meal that breaks the fast at sunset. The fast ends at Maghrib — the moment the sun sets — so the iftar time equals the Maghrib prayer time for your city.

This free tool computes the iftar time for major Indian cities on any date using the adhan library with the Muslim World League method. Select your city and date to see exactly when to break your fast.

Important: During Ramadan follow your local mosque's timetable, which may apply small regional adjustments.

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Date

Iftar Time — Delhi

Event	Time (IST)
Date	Wednesday, 16 September 2026
Iftar (Maghrib)	06:25 pm

Sehri ends at Fajr; Iftar begins at Maghrib. Computed times — follow your local mosque's timetable during Ramadan.

Formula

Iftar = Maghrib = time when the sun has fully set
PrayerTimes(coords, date, params) → maghrib

Example

Delhi, 20 February 2026. Iftar ≈ 06:20 PM (Maghrib).

How to Use

1. Select your city.
2. Pick the date.
3. Click "Show Times".
4. Break your fast at the Maghrib time shown.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time is iftar?

Iftar is at Maghrib — sunset. This tool shows the computed sunset prayer time for your city.

Should I wait after Maghrib?

No — the fast ends at sunset. Dates and water are traditionally taken immediately at Maghrib.

Does it work outside Ramadan?

Yes — it shows the Maghrib boundary for any date.

Is the time exact?

It is mathematically computed; local timetables may differ by a few minutes.

Author: Islamic Editorial Team Reviewed by: Islamic Editorial Team Last updated: 2026-09-16

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