Ramadan 2025 Highlights: Chand Mubarak! Crescent Sighted In India, Roza Begins Tomorrow

In 2024, Eid was celebrated on April 11. This year, it might be celebrated on March 31, or April 1, depending on the sighting of the crescent moon.

The Ramzan moon has been spotted in Pakistan marking the beginning of the holy month. 

Check out the first photo of the crescent moon in Hyderabad. 

Mumbai : Sehri - 5:45 AM; Iftaar - 6:45 PM

Delhi: Sehri- 5:28 AM; Iftaar - 6:23 PM

Chennai: Sehri -5:19 AM; Iftaar - 6:00 PM

Hyderabad: Sehri - 5:32 AM; Iftaar - 6:02 PM

Bangalore: Sehri - 5:30 AM; Iftaar - 6:14 PM

Kolkata: Sehri - 4:59 AM; Iftaar - 5:11 PM

We have curated a collection of wishes and greetings that you can share with your family and friends for a prosperous Ramadan Kareem.
 

Ramadan Mubarak 2025: Wishes 
Ramadan Mubarak! May this holy month bring you peace, prosperity, and endless blessings.

May this Ramadan bring you closer to your loved ones and fill your life with endless happiness. Eid is near!

Wishing you a Ramadan filled with devotion, joy, and togetherness. May your prayers be answered!

Read More: Ramadan Mubarak 2025: Wishes, Messages, Greetings, Status To Wish Ramzan Kareem To Family And Friends
 

Crescent moon has been sighted in India marking the beginning of the holy month of Ramzan 2025.

The first Sehri for Ramzan 2025 will commence at 5:26 am in the national capital. Iftaar will take place at 6:23 pm. 

Ramadan festival is considered as the sacred month and the most significant month as per the traditional Islamic calendar. The holy month is spent by the Muslim community throughout the world in great anticipation of the almighty and self while offering prayers, fasting and feasting.

Depending on the moon citing the date for Eid 2025 will be decided. The month of Ramadan is likely to end on March 31, marking April 1 as Eid. However, if the moon is sighted on March 30, Eid 2025 will be celebrated on March 31. 

Ramadan falls on different dates each year because the Islamic calendar is a lunar calendar, which is based on the cycles of the moon. This means that the Islamic calendar shifts by approximately 10-11 days every year, unlike the solar-based Gregorian calendar. As a result, Ramadan, which is the 9th month of the Islamic calendar, moves forward by about 10-11 days each year. 

Here are some pointers for fasting dos and don'ts during Ramadan:

Dos:
1. Hydrate before fasting: Drink plenty of water before dawn (Suhoor) to stay hydrated throughout the day.
2. Eat nutrient-rich foods: Focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats during Suhoor and Iftar.
3. Avoid overeating: Eat moderate portions during Iftar to avoid discomfort and indigestion.
4. Stay physically active: Engage in light physical activities like walking or stretching to maintain energy levels and overall health.
5. Prioritise sleep: Aim for 7-8 hours of sleep each night to help your body recover from the day's fast.
6. Take care of your oral health: Brush and floss regularly, and consider using a miswak stick to maintain good oral hygiene.
7. Be mindful of your medications: Consult your doctor or pharmacist about adjusting your medication schedule during Ramadan.



Don'ts:
1. Avoid strenuous activities: Refrain from intense physical activities, especially during peak heat hours.
2. Don't skip Suhoor: Eating a pre-dawn meal helps maintain energy levels throughout the day.
3. Avoid excessive caffeine: Limit or avoid caffeine intake during Ramadan, as it can exacerbate dehydration.
4. Don't overexert yourself: Pace yourself and take breaks when needed, especially during hot weather.
5. Avoid smoking and tobacco: Refrain from smoking and using tobacco products during Ramadan, as they can worsen dehydration and overall health.
6. Don't ignore your body's signals: If you experience severe symptoms like dizziness, nausea, or extreme thirst, consider breaking your fast and consulting a healthcare professional.
7. Avoid arguing or quarrelling: Ramadan is a time for spiritual reflection and self-improvement; try to maintain a peaceful and respectful demeanor.
 

The first crescent moon is most likely to be sighted today at 6 PM. 

Ramzan 2025 began in Saudi Arabia today, March 1 as the crescent was spotted on February 28.