Iftar Time: Bursa Ramadan Timetable 2026

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Iftar Time: Bursa Ramadan Timetable 2026

Bursa Ramadan Timetable 2026: Your Guide to Iftar and Sahur Times

As Ramadan 2026 approaches, the Religious Affairs Directorate has released the official timetable for Bursa, Turkey. This schedule is crucial for residents to accurately plan their fasting and prayer times throughout the holy month. Understanding the iftar time and Sahur (pre-dawn meal) timings is essential for a fulfilling Ramadan experience.

Key Dates and Timings

Ramadan is set to begin on Thursday, February 19th, 2026. Here’s a detailed look at the timings for the first few days:

  • February 19th: Imsak (Sahur) – 6:21 AM, Iftar – 6:50 PM, Yatsı (Night Prayer) – 8:09 PM
  • February 20th: Imsak (Sahur) – 6:20 AM, Iftar – 6:51 PM, Yatsı (Night Prayer) – 8:10 PM
  • February 21st: Imsak (Sahur) – 6:19 AM, Iftar – 6:52 PM, Yatsı (Night Prayer) – 8:11 PM
  • February 22nd: Imsak (Sahur) – 6:17 AM, Iftar – 6:54 PM, Yatsı (Night Prayer) – 8:12 PM
  • February 23rd: Imsak (Sahur) – 6:16 AM, Iftar – 6:55 PM, Yatsı (Night Prayer) – 8:13 PM
  • February 24th: Imsak (Sahur) – 6:15 AM, Iftar – 6:56 PM, Yatsı (Night Prayer) – 8:14 PM

Understanding the Schedule

The Religious Affairs Directorate’s timetable provides precise timings for Sahur, Iftar, and the nightly Tarawih prayers. It’s important to note that Sahur times gradually shift earlier, while iftar time moves later by a few minutes each day. This adjustment reflects the changing solar times and is consistent across Turkey, including Bursa.

Impact on Daily Life in Bursa

For the residents of Bursa, this timetable directly impacts daily routines. Knowing the exact iftar time (6:51 PM on February 20th) and the last opportunity for Sahur (6:20 AM on February 20th) allows families to plan their meals accordingly. Mosques will also utilize the Yatsı timings to schedule night prayers, fostering a sense of community and shared observance.

Looking Ahead

As Ramadan progresses, the trend of earlier Sahur times and later iftar times will continue. The Directorate’s schedule serves as a vital resource for communities in Bursa, ensuring orderly and informed worship throughout the month. The consistent, day-to-day adjustments emphasize the importance of referring to the official timetable for accurate timings.

For more information on Ramadan and Islamic practices, you can visit Islamic Relief.


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