Sat Mar 01 13:10:00 UTC 2025: ## Ramadan Begins Sunday: Muslims Across [Location] Embark on Month of Fasting and Prayer

**[Location], [Date]** – The holy month of Ramadan begins on Sunday, following the sighting of the new moon on Saturday. Muslims across [Location] are preparing for a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection.

Ramadan is a time of spiritual renewal, marked by daily fasting from dawn until sunset. Mosques will see increased attendance for nightly Taraweeh prayers, where the entire Quran is recited throughout the month. The increased devotion is accompanied by a heightened sense of community and charity.

“People eagerly await this month,” said Maulana Parvesh. “Fasting individuals will dedicate much of their time to prayer and supplications for peace and harmony in the nation.” He emphasized the increased reward for good deeds during Ramadan.

The timings for Sehri (pre-dawn meal) and Iftar (breaking of the fast) will vary slightly each day. Sample timings provided are:

* **[Day]:** Sehri 5:11 AM, Iftar 6:09 PM
* **[Day]:** Sehri 5:03 AM, Iftar 6:01 PM
* **[Day]:** Sehri 5:14 AM, Iftar 6:13 PM
* **[Day]:** Sehri 5:05 AM, Iftar 6:06 PM

(Note: Replace bracketed information with specifics of location and timing schedule.) Ramadan is particularly significant as it is the month in which the Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad. The increased spiritual observance also includes prayers for peace and tranquility within the community and the nation. Preparations for Sehri and Iftar meals are already underway in Muslim communities, anticipating the nightly gatherings and the extended hours of devotion.

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