Iftar Time Today Dubai: Accurate Timings and Fasting Calendar for 2026

Welcome to your comprehensive guide for Iftar time today in Dubai. Whether you are a local resident or a short term visitor, having the knowledge of correct timing for suhoor and iftar helps you manage your fasts and iftar meals easily throughout Ramadan 2026.

 Ramadan 2026: Expected Dates

• The blessed month of Ramadan 1447 AH in the United Arab Emirates is expected to start on Thursday 19, February 2026, after the official moon sighting.
• The exact date will depend on moon sighting, so keep an eye on the local announcements made from the official authorities of the UAE.
• With daily slight changes in sunset and sunrise, fasting hours may shift modestly each day.

Dubai Daily Suhoor and Iftar Schedule

Below is the calendar for Ramadan 2026 in Dubai. These timings are based on the standard sunrise (Fajr) and Maghrib (sunset) time for the city. This data has been gathered from the courtesy of local 2026 prayer time projections.

Day (Ramadan)	Date	Suhoor Ends (Fajr)	Iftar Time Maghrib
1 (18/19 Feb, 2026)	19 Feb	5: 42 AM	6:22 PM
2	20 Feb	5: 41 AM	6: 23 PM
3	21 Feb	5: 40 AM	6: 23 PM
4	22 Feb	5: 39 AM	6: 24 PM
5	23 Feb	5: 38 AM	6: 25 PM
6	24 Feb	5:37 AM	6: 26 PM
7	25 Feb	5: 36 AM	6: 26 PM
8	26 Feb	5: 35 AM	6: 27 PM
9	27 Feb	5: 34 AM	6: 27 PM
10	28 Feb	5: 33 AM	6: 28 PM
11	1 March	5: 32 AM	6: 29 PM
12	2 March	5: 31 AM	6: 29 PM
13	3 March	5: 30 AM	6: 30 PM
14	4 March	5: 29 AM	6: 31 PM
15	5 March	5: 28 AM	6: 31 PM
16	6 March	5: 27 AM	6: 32 PM
17	7 March	5: 26 AM	6: 33 PM
18	8 March	5: 25 AM	6: 33 PM
19	9 March	5: 24 AM	6: 34 PM
20	10 March	5: 23 AM	6: 35 PM
21	11 March	5: 21 AM	6: 35 PM
22	12 March	5: 20 AM	6: 36 PM
23	13 March	5: 19 AM	6: 37 PM
24	14 March	5: 18 AM	6: 37 PM
25	15 March	5: 17 AM	6:38 PM
26	16 March	5: 15 AM	6: 39 PM
27	17 March	5: 14 AM	6: 39 PM
28	18 March	5: 13 AM	6: 40 PM
29	19 March	5: 12 AM	6:40 PM

Important Note: The exact suhoor and Iftar time may vary by minutes or two depending on your areas in Dubai. Always choose a trusted local timetable.

This calendar can help you plan your daily fasting throughout the blessed month with ease.

Useful Tips for Ramadan Fasting in Dubai

1. Always follow daily prayer time table. These timings may change slightly every day, so if you depend on old timings, that may cause mistakes.
2. Finish your suhoor a few minutes before the call for Fajr prayer.
3. Get ready for Iftar. In the starting days of Ramadan, Suhoor time is around 5.30 AM.
4. Get ready for Iftar a bit early before the sunset. Muslims aim to fast just at Maghrib that is around 6:15 –6: 30 PM in the early days of Ramadan. If you are travelling within UAE, check your local timings for suhoor and iftar that can vary slightly by each emirate.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. What is Iftar time today in Dubai?

Iftar time today actually depends on the time of sunset in Dubai. You are recommended to check your local calendar and prayer timetable to get the accurate timing.

Q2. Does today Iftar time in UAE remains the same throughout the month?

No, it changes almost every day depending on the time of sunset each day.

Q3. When does suhoor ends in Dubai during Ramadan?

Suhoor ends typically with Fajr prayer around 5:20 to 5:35 depending on the time for Azan-e-Fajr.

Q4. What if I am in another city of the UAE, will suhoor and iftar time be different?

Yes, different emirates of the UAE have different sunset times. You must check your local today dubai iftar time for your specific city.

Q5. How much fasting duration can change in 2026 in Dubai?

The fasting hours and duration will gradually change, early Ramadan days may have around 12-13 hours fating duration, increasing slightly towards the end of Ramadan.

Conclusion

Having a clear understanding of Iftar time today Dubai helps you fast and break your fast on right time. Use Ramadan calendar 2026, keep it handy and plan your suhoor and Iftar meals box with confidence are the key to success. May your Ramadan be filled with blessings and peace.