Ramadan is a profound journey of spiritual reflection, self-improvement, and heightened devotion for Muslims worldwide. This sacred ninth month of the Islamic calendar invites individuals to fast from dawn until sunset, fostering a deeper connection to faith and community. Embrace the opportunity to grow, reflect, and strengthen your spirit during this transformative time! With Ramadan 2025 rapidly approaching, it’s essential to prepare in advance, especially if you reside in Pakistan where cultural festivities take an added dimension. This year, Ramadan is expected to begin on February 28, 2025, and could conclude on March 30 or 31, aligning with Ramadan 1446 in the Islamic calendar.

Pakistan Ramadan Calendar 2025 1446 Hijri Dates

Ramadan	Days	Date	Sehri Time	Iftar Time
01 Ramadan 1446	Friday	28 February	05:10 AM	6.00 PM
02 Ramadan 1446	Saturday	01 March	05:09 AM	6.01 PM
03 Ramadan 1446	Sunday	02 March	05:08 AM	6.01 PM
04 Ramadan 1446	Monday	03 March	05:07 AM	6.02 PM
05 Ramadan 1446	Tuesday	04 March	05:06 AM	6.03 PM
06 Ramadan 1446	Wednesday	05 March	05:04 AM	6.04 PM
07 Ramadan 1446	Thursday	06 March	05:03 AM	6.04 PM
08 Ramadan 1446	Friday	07 March	05:02 AM	6.05 PM
09 Ramadan 1446	Saturday	08 March	05:01 AM	6.06 PM
10 Ramadan 1446	Sunday	09 March	05:00 AM	6.06 PM
11 Ramadan 1446	Monday	10 March	04:58 AM	6.07 PM
12 Ramadan 1446	Tuesday	11 March	04:57 AM	6.08 PM
13 Ramadan 1446	Wednesday	12 March	04:56 AM	6.09 PM
14 Ramadan 1446	Thursday	13 March	04:55 AM	6.09 PM
15 Ramadan 1446	Friday	14 March	04:53 AM	6.10 PM
16 Ramadan 1446	Saturday	15 March	04:52 AM	6.11 PM
17 Ramadan 1446	Sunday	16 March	04:51 AM	6.11 PM
18 Ramadan 1446	Monday	17 March	04:49 AM	6.12 PM
19 Ramadan 1446	Tuesday	18 March	04:48 AM	6.13 PM
20 Ramadan 1446	Wednesday	19 March	04:47 AM	6.13 PM
21 Ramadan 1446	Thursday	20 March	04:46 AM	6.14 PM
22 Ramadan 1446	Friday	21 March	04:44 AM	6.15 PM
23 Ramadan 1446	Saturday	22 March	04:43 AM	6.15 PM
24 Ramadan 1446	Sunday	23 March	04:41 AM	6.16 PM
25 Ramadan 1446	Monday	24 March	04:40 AM	6.17 PM
26 Ramadan 1446	Tuesday	25 March	04:39 AM	6.17 PM
27 Ramadan 1446	Wednesday	26 March	04:37 AM	6.18 PM
28 Ramadan 1446	Thursday	27 March	04:36 AM	6.19 PM
29 Ramadan 1446	Friday	28 March	04:35 AM	6.19 PM
30 Ramadan 1446	Saturday	28 March	04:34 AM	6.20 PM

Ramadan Calendar 2025 in Urdu

For many in Pakistan, accessing the Ramadan calendar in Urdu makes it easier to follow the rituals and plan activities. A calendar in the native language helps in understanding specific cultural practices associated with Ramadan in Pakistan.

You can find the Ramadan calendar 2025 in Urdu online, making it accessible for everyone. It’s particularly useful for those who prefer consuming content in their native tongue and can be easily shared with family members who may not be as tech-savvy.

Downloading the Ramadan Calendar 2025 PDF

One of the best ways to ensure you have the Ramadan dates handy is by downloading the Ramadan Calendar 2025 in PDF format. Having a downloadable version means you can print it out and stick it on your fridge or office board for quick reference.

A PDF calendar is also great for sharing with friends and family, ensuring everyone is on the same page about the dates and events during Ramadan. Most websites offering these downloads provide them free of charge, making them an accessible resource for anyone interested.

Counting Down the Days to Ramadan 2025

Keeping track of how many days are left until Ramadan begins is a great way to build anticipation and prepare spiritually. Knowing exactly when Ramadan starts allows you to ready your home, plan your meals, and set personal spiritual goals.

Countdown tools and apps can be immensely helpful in this regard. Many of these apps offer daily reminders and tips to help you maximize your Ramadan experience, ensuring you’re spiritually prepared when the month begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is Ramadan?

A: Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, is a vibrant time for Muslims around the globe. This sacred month is filled with fasting, prayer, reflection, and a strong sense of community. It’s a time to deepen one’s faith and commemorate the first revelation of the Quran to Prophet Muhammad, creating profound moments of spirituality and connection.

Q2: Why do Muslims fast during Ramadan?

A: Fasting during Ramadan is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. It’s a special time for Muslims to purify their souls, embrace self-discipline, and reconnect with their faith in a meaningful way.Abstaining from food, drink, and other physical needs during daylight hours is a means of spiritual growth and increased devotion to Allah.

Q3: What are the fasting hours during Ramadan?

A: Muslims fast from the pre-dawn meal called Suhoor until sunset, when they break their fast with Iftar. The exact times can vary depending on the geographical location and can be determined with the help of a local Islamic calendar.

Q4: What is Suhoor and Iftar?

A: Suhoor is the pre-dawn meal consumed before fasting begins at dawn. Iftar is the meal to break the fast at sunset, traditionally starting with the consumption of dates and water, followed by a larger meal.

Q5: Who is exempt from fasting?

A: Certain groups are exempt from fasting, including children, the elderly, pregnant or nursing women, travelers, and individuals who are ill. Those who cannot fast are often encouraged to provide food to those in need as an alternative form of observance.

Q6: How can I prepare for Ramadan?

A: To prepare for Ramadan, one can plan meals in advance, set spiritual goals, and engage in regular prayer and Quran recitation to build the appropriate mindset. Many also take this time to reach out to family and friends to foster a sense of community.

Q7: How can non-Muslims show respect during Ramadan?

A: Non-Muslims can show respect by acknowledging the cultural and religious significance of the month, avoiding eating or drinking in public during fasting hours, and wishing their Muslim friends “Ramadan Mubarak” or “Happy Ramadan.”

Conclusion

Ramadan 2025 promises to be a month filled with spiritual renewal and communal harmony. By following the calendar and staying informed, Pakistani Muslims can fully engage in the practices and rituals that define this sacred time. As you prepare for this significant occasion, remember to cherish each moment and seek opportunities for growth and reflection. For those looking to explore further, numerous resources are available to deepen your understanding of Ramadan and its profound impact on the Muslim community.