The Ramadan began on Monday, March 11, 2024 in France. Throughout this holy month, Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset. Each day, the time for breaking the fast, called Ftour or Iftar, is adjusted by a few minutes. Here is the time the fast will be broken on Wednesday, March 13, 2024.
Ramadan is a sacred month in the Hijri calendar. Every year, during this period, Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset, and this is one of the five pillars. Thus, during the day, practitioners abstain from drinking, eating, or engaging in intimate relations. Fasting begins at dawn, at the time of the morning prayer (Salât al-Fajr) and ends at dusk, marked by the fourth prayer of the day, the Maghrib prayer.
Just as Ramadan dates vary by a few days each year due to the fact that the Hijri calendar is based on lunar cycles (unlike the Gregorian calendar), prayer times (and by extension, the start and end of fasting) change every day depending on the sun. Thus, the time for Ftour (or Iftar) is delayed by a few minutes each day. Depending on the time of year, the duration of fasting in a day can either lengthen or shorten.
This year, Ramadan 2024 takes place after the winter solstice, the days get longer, so does the daily fasting time as we progress through this holy month for Muslims. What time is scheduled for the start and end of fasting on Wednesday, March 13, 2024? For this 3rd day of Ramadan, fasting will begin at 5:41 and end at 18:56.
Ramadan 2024 what time will be the Ftour / Iftar for breaking the fast: schedule of hours Ramadan begins on March 11 and should last until around April 9, 2024 in France. So what time will the fast be broken throughout this holy month? Here is the Ramadan calendar to know the time of Ftour (Iftar) each day.
