Urgent 24: The time of the Maghrib call to prayer in Cairo and the governorates is today, Saturday, February 21, 2026

Today, Saturday, February 21, 2026, corresponding to Ramadan 3, 1447 AH, will witness the raising of the Maghrib call to prayer at exactly 5:48 pm Cairo time, marking the end of fasting on the third day of the blessed month of Ramadan, as the Egyptian General Authority for Survey in the Arab Republic of Egypt is keen to provide a schedule Prayer times In the governorates of Egypt, to learn about prayer times.

Today’s prayer times and iftar time

Fajr: 05:02 AM

Sunrise: approximately 06:29 AM

Noon: 12:08 p.m

Afternoon: 03:22 PM

Morocco (Iftar): 05:48 pm

Dinner: 07:06 pm

The call to prayer is given to Maghrib in the rest of the governorates at different times, separated by minutes, with the first time for breaking the fast in Taba at 5:34 p.m., and the last time in Matrouh at 6:03 p.m.

Imsakah during the holy month of Ramadan

Ramadan 3 (Saturday, February 21): Fajr 05:02 – Maghrib 05:48 – Suhoor 02:42 – Imsak 04:42.

Ramadan 4 (Sunday, February 22): Fajr 05:02 – Maghrib 05:49 – Suhoor 02:42 – Imsak 04:42.

Ramadan 5 (Monday, February 23): Fajr 05:01 – Maghrib 05:50 – Suhoor 02:41 – Imsak 04:41.

Ramadan 6 (Tuesday, February 24): Fajr 05:00 – Maghrib 05:50 – Suhoor 02:40 – Imsak 04:40.

7 Ramadan (Wednesday, February 25): Fajr 04:59 – Maghrib 05:51 – Suhoor 02:39 – Imsak 04:39.

Ramadan 8 (Thursday, February 26): Fajr 04:58 – Maghrib 05:52 – Suhoor 02:38 – Imsak 04:38.

Ramadan 9 (Friday, February 27): Fajr 04:57 – Maghrib 05:52 – Suhoor 02:37 – Imsak 04:37.

Ramadan 10 (Saturday, February 28): Fajr 04:56 – Maghrib 05:53 – Suhoor 02:36 – Imsak 04:36.

Ramadan 11 (Sunday, March 1): Fajr 04:55 – Maghrib 05:54 – Suhoor 02:35 – Imsak 04:35.

Ramadan 12 (Monday, March 2): Fajr 04:54 – Maghrib 05:55 – Suhoor 02:34 – Imsak 04:34.

Ramadan 13 (Tuesday, March 3): Fajr 04:52 – Maghrib 05:55 – Suhoor 02:32 – Imsak 04:32.

Ramadan 14 (Wednesday, March 4): Fajr 04:51 – Maghrib 05:56 – Suhoor 02:31 – Imsak 04:31.

Ramadan 15 (Thursday, March 5): Fajr 04:50 – Maghrib 05:57 – Suhoor 02:30 – Imsak 04:30.

Ramadan 16 (Friday, March 6): Fajr 04:49 – Maghrib 05:57 – Suhoor 02:29 – Imsak 04:29.

Ramadan 17 (Saturday, March 7): Fajr 04:48 – Maghrib 05:58 – Suhoor 02:28 – Imsak 04:28.

Ramadan 18 (Sunday, March 8): Fajr 04:47 – Maghrib 05:59 – Suhoor 02:27 – Imsak 04:27.

Ramadan 19 (Monday, March 9): Fajr 04:46 – Maghrib 05:59 – Suhoor 02:26 – Imsak 04:26.

Ramadan 20 (Tuesday, March 10): Fajr 04:45 – Maghrib 06:00 – Suhoor 02:25 – Imsak 04:25.

Ramadan 21 (Wednesday, March 11): Fajr 04:43 – Maghrib 06:01 – Suhoor 02:23 – Imsak 04:23.

Ramadan 22 (Thursday, March 12): Fajr 04:42 – Maghrib 06:01 – Suhoor 02:22 – Imsak 04:22.

Ramadan 23 (Friday, March 13): Fajr 04:41 – Maghrib 06:02 – Suhoor 02:21 – Imsak 04:21.

Ramadan 24 (Saturday, March 14): Fajr 04:40 – Maghrib 06:02 – Suhoor 02:20 – Imsak 04:20.

Ramadan 25 (Sunday, March 15): Fajr 04:38 – Maghrib 06:03 – Suhoor 02:18 – Imsak 04:18.

Ramadan 26 (Monday, March 16): Fajr 04:37 – Maghrib 06:04 – Suhoor 02:17 – Imsak 04:17.

Ramadan 27 (Tuesday, March 17): Fajr 04:36 – Maghrib 06:04 – Suhoor 02:16 – Imsak 04:16.

Ramadan 28 (Wednesday, March 18): Fajr 04:35 – Maghrib 06:05 – Suhoor 02:15 – Imsak 04:15.

Ramadan 29 (Thursday, March 19): Fajr 04:33 – Maghrib 06:06 – Suhoor 02:13 – Imsak 04:13.

A fasting person’s supplication at breakfast

When breaking the fast, it is recommended for the fasting person to begin with “In the Name of God,” then repeat the supplication: “The thirst has gone, the veins have been moistened, and the reward has been confirmed, God willing, O Most Bountiful.”

The following supplication can also be used: “O God, I ask you, by your mercy that encompasses all things, to forgive me, my parents, and all Muslims on the Day of Judgment.”