Ramadan 2023: Iftar Times In Dubai

Ramadan is just around the corner and Muslims couldn’t be happier.

Iftar is the name given to the meal that breaks the fast during Ramadan. It comes at the same time as the Maghrib prayer – which directly follows sunset on a daily basis.

Given sunset timings will change each day, you might want to plan ahead so you know when to schedule iftar. With Ramadan expected to begin on March 23, the timings are expected to be slightly later each day as daylight hours lengthen.

Here are the expected iftar timings in Dubai:

• Thursday March 23 – 6.35pm
• Friday March 24 – 6.35pm
• Saturday March 25 – 6.35pm
• Sunday March 26 – 6.36pm
• Monday March 27 – 6.36pm
• Tuesday March 28 – 6.37pm
• Wednesday March 29 – 6.37pm
• Thursday March 30 – 6.38pm
• Friday March 31 – 6.38pm
• Saturday April 1 – 6.39pm
• Sunday April 2 – 6.39pm
• Monday April 3 – 6.39pm
• Tuesday April 4 – 6.40pm
• Wednesday April 5 – 6.40pm
• Thursday April 6 – 6.41pm
• Friday April 7 – 6.41pm
• Saturday April 8 – 6.42pm
• Sunday April 9 – 6.42pm
• Monday April 10 – 6.43pm
• Tuesday April 11 – 6.43pm
• Wednesday April 12 – 6.43pm
• Thursday April 13 – 6.44pm
• Friday April 14 – 6.44pm
• Saturday April 15 – 6.45pm
• Sunday April 16 – 6.45pm
• Monday April 17 – 6.46pm
• Tuesday April 18 – 6.46pm
• Wednesday April 19 – 6.47pm
• Thursday April 20 – 6.47pm