Multan Shia Ramadan Timing 2026

Today, June 16, 2026 - Multan Shia Sehri time is at 03:24 AM and Iftar at 07:28 PM according to the Fiqh Jafaria Ramadan Calendar 2026, marking the 29 Dhulhijja 1447. Shia iftar time and Sehri time Multan, followed by Shia Muslims align with the natural cycle of sunrise and sunset. This sacred routine signifies the start and end of the fast during Ramadan, as observed by the Shia community.

Today Fiqa Jafria Sehri and Iftar Time Multan

Disclaimer: On this page, the Fiqa Jafria Sehri and Iftar times are set with a 10-minute difference from the Hanafi timings, with Sehri 10 minutes earlier and Iftar 10 minutes later. For accurate prayer and fasting times, users are strongly advised to consult their nearest mosque or local Islamic authority.

Multan Shia Ramadan Timing 2026 (Sehri & Iftar Time Fiqa Jafria)

Shia Ramadan Calendar 2026 Multan is all about Multan Ramadan time including today Fiqa Jafria Shia Sehri Time at 03:24 AM and Shia Iftar Time at 07:28 PM. Today, on Tuesday 16 Jun, 2026 is 29 Dhulhijja 1447 of the islamic month.

The Ramadan calendar for Fiqa e Jafria in Multan provides daily Sehri and Iftar timings throughout the fasting month of Ramadan. This calendar furnishes accurate information regarding the commencement of fasting (Roza) and the time for breaking the fast (Iftar) according to the Fiqa-e-Jafria (Shia) in Multan.

Now you have the complete and accurate Multan Shia Ramadan Calendar and the Timetable for the year 2026. Further, you can access the Jafri Fiqh Sehri and Iftar for today in Multan, Jun 16, 2026.

Multan Shia Ramadan Timing 2026

Multan Ramadan is peaceful and spiritual and it penetrates every corner of the city. Multan, also referred to as the City of Saints, is even more calm during the holy month. The houses are full of Sehri early morning routines, silent prayers and family time together. To the Shia community, Ramadan is a period of patience, prayer, and serving others which are carried out with great reverence to tradition.

In Pakistan, moon sighting is officially declared by Ruet-e-Hilal Committee Pakistan after which Ramadan is commenced. This announcement is observed throughout Multan in order that people start fasting together. The fiqa jafria Ramadan calendar 2026 Multan is also observed by Shia families in order to save confusion in terms of timings and follow the principles of the Fiqa-e-Jafria calendar.

Sehri and Iftar Routine in Multan

Multan observes Sehri before true dawn. Families rise early and have plain yet satisfying meals, roti, eggs, milk, yogurt and occasionally left over rice or curry. Multan fiqa jafria sehri time today assists the people to commence their fast in the right manner and comfortably.

Iftar is observed only after complete sunset. Breaking of the fast is traditionally accompanied by dates and water and then light food such as fruit chaat, soup, pakoras or home cooked food. To make sure that their fast finishes at the correct time, many people make a note of the iftar time in Multan today fiqa jafria.

Famous Shia Mosques and Imambargahs in Multan

There are a number of Shia religious sites of Multan that are significant during Ramadan:

• Imambargah Mumtazabad
• Imambargah Qasr-e-Zainab
• Imambargah Hussainia Hall
• Masjid-o-Imambargah Ali Raza

These locations have daily prayers, Quran recitation, and evening majalis. Special meetings are organized during the final ten days, and prayers and remembrance meetings are among them, which draw crowds of worshippers.

Charity and Iftar Distribution

Multan is also characterized by generosity and concern of others during Ramadan. There are a large number of Imambargahs and local Shia networks to organize free Iftar among the laborers, travelers, and families in need. Food packets are handed out to the local communities, particularly near mosques and busy streets, by volunteers. These actions are of course guided by the teaching of Surah Al-Insan (76:8) which urges believers to nourish others in good faith towards Allah.

Ramadan in Multan is not just fasting. It is a month of devotion, calm and goodwill. The community can contribute in the right spirit and togetherness of Ramadan with the right Shia timetables, attendance at the mosque and service to the needy.