Iftar and Sehri Time today in South Africa (2024)

Fasting Time Today in South Africa are Sehri Time 5:50 AM Iftar Time 5:41 PM .

Ramadan fasting is a religious observance that Muslims observe for a month.

Muslims observe the month of Ramadan , the ninth month on the Islamic calendar, through fasting and prayers.

Fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam; it is intended to teach Muslims patience and self-control while reminding them of those less fortunate than themselves.

The fast starts at fajr and ends at sunset. It also involve abstaining from smoking, drinking alcohol or eating food during daylight hours.

Islamic Prayer (Namaz / Salah) Time in South Africa

Sehri time in South Africa - 5:50 AM

Sehri is the meal eaten by Muslims during their pre-dawn meal. This meal is to help them get ready for the fast until sunset. Muslims must do this ritual before they can break their fasts at sunset. Some popular foods that would be eaten during this time include dates, milk, and water.

Iftar time in South Africa - 5:41 PM

Iftar is a time for Muslims to break their fasts. Ramadan is a month-long celebration in the Muslim faith during which they do not consume anything from sunrise to sunset. The only thing they can consume in this period is water and food which breaks their fast. Iftars are usually family events where each member brings a dish or dessert to share with the others and spend time together after a day of fasting.