Chennai Ramadan Calendar Time Table 2021, Iftar Time in Chennai Today, Sehri Timings in Chennai 2021

Sehr and Iftar Time in Chennai Today 29th March 2021

Sehr and Iftar Time tomorrow in Chennai 30th March 2021

Chennai Ramadan Sehr, Iftar Time Today in Chennai 2021

Here, you can find the Chennai Ramadan Timing 2021 framed according to the Islamic calendar 2021 Chennai. Read on to know Fajar, Sunrise, Dhuhur, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha timings also. According to the Ramadan Calendar Chennai, 2021 today Iftar time in Chennai is 18:21 PM and Sehar time today in Chennai is 04:56 AM and tomorrow (30 March 2021) Sehar time in Chennai & Iftar time in Chennai is 04:55 AM and 18:21 PM respectively.

Today Chennai Prayer Timings 2021

Chennai Prayer Times Today are Fajar 04:56, Zuhr 12:14, Asr 15:30, Maghrib 18:21 & Isha 19:31. Get accurate Chennai Azan and Namaz (Salah) timing with 7 Days and 30 Days Timetable.

Chennai Ramadan Sehr, Iftar Timings 2021 - Chennai Ramadan Time Table 2021

Chennai Namaz Timings 2021 for Next 7 days

Below mentioned are the timings of Fajar, Sunrise, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha in Chennai for the next 6 days

Chennai Namaz Timings 2021 for Next 30 days

Below mentioned are the timings of Fajar, Sunrise, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha in Chennai for the next 30 days 

What is Ramadan?

Muslims do not eat or drink between dawn and sunset during the month of Ramadan. It's called fasting. Fasting during Ramadan is necessary because it helps Muslims to devote themselves to their religion and to come closer to Allah, or God. Fasting is one of Islam's Five Pillars and is the basis of how Muslims live their lives. The other foundations are faith, prayer, charity, and the pilgrimage to Mecca, the holy city. Also, Ramadan is a time for spiritual reflection, fasting, doing good deeds, and spending time with friends and family.

Ramadan Facts

In the Islamic Calendar, Ramadan falls on the ninth lunar month. The lunar calendar means that the start of each month is dependent on various factors, such as the moon sighting. Like all Islamic months, therefore, every year, the month of Ramadan rotates.

It is believed that the month of Ramadan is the month in which the Holy Qur'an was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as guidance to all humanity.

Throughout the month of Islamic fasting, one has to steer clear of any ill feelings, poor behavior—nobody who observes Iftar can be aggressive or battle. There are cases where fasting people will act only in self-defense.

Ramadan is the Fasting month. Fasting (sawm), is one of Islam's Five Pillars.

Eating dates is a common way to make a fast break. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is said to have used dates to break from his fast. The health benefits of the dates are substantial. They contain natural sugars; they are high in protein, they are excellent for digestion, they are rich in countless vitamins and nutrients and much more.

Ramadan finishes off with Eid ul-Fitr, a festival that follows the fasting time. It is widely recognized as a day of joy and gratitude to Allah for help in making the spiritual month come true. It is a day of thanksgiving, prayer, peace, and joy.

However, in effect, Ramadan isn't the same for everyone. There are people out there who observe Ramadan to begin their fast without the suhoor, nor to break it by the iftar.

What does Ramadan Mubarak mean?

The most famous of the greetings during the holy month is "Ramadan Mubarak," which translates as "blessed" from the Arabic term-the word, therefore, means "Blessed Ramadan," frequently used in the same manner as wishing anyone a "Happy Ramadan."