Ramzan in Cincinnati

Sehri & Iftar Timings, Taraweeh Schedules, and Local Updates.

Ramzan in Cincinnati

Ramzan in Cincinnati is a period of immense spiritual significance. As a key city in USA, the residents of Cincinnati observe the holy month with deep devotion. From the pre-dawn meal of Suhoor to the communal joy of Iftar, the atmosphere is filled with blessings.

Today's Timings (Cincinnati)

Sehri Ends / Iftar Time

05:15 AM / 06:45 PM

(Note: These are estimated times. Please consult the full calendar below.)

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Taraweeh: Most mosques in Cincinnati begin Taraweeh immediately after the Isha congregation, usually around 8:30 PM to 9:00 PM.

Famous Masajid for Taraweeh

The mosques of Cincinnati come alive at night with Taraweeh prayers. It is a beautiful sight to see the community unite in worship. Local organizations in Cincinnati also arrange Iftar drives to ensure no one goes hungry.

Weather & Roza Impact

Cincinnati's weather during Ramzan can vary. It is important to check daily forecasts.

Health Tip: Stay hydrated and avoid heavy, oily foods during Sehri to maintain energy levels throughout the day in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Ramzan FAQs

When does the fast end in Cincinnati? +
The fast ends at Maghrib time. Refer to the 'Iftar' column in the Cincinnati timetable for today's specific time.
Where to pray Taraweeh in Cincinnati? +
All major mosques in Cincinnati hold Taraweeh congregations immediately after Isha prayers.