As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, Muslims across Turkey are preparing for the spiritual journey that begins on March 2, 2025. With that, various cities have announced their iftar and suhoor times to facilitate the faithful’s daily rituals. According to reports, iftar times will vary from city to city, ensuring everyone knows when to break their fast. In Istanbul, the first iftar will occur at 18:49, while in Ankara it will be at 18:51, and Izmir will follow shortly after at 18:50. Meanwhile, the suhoor times also differ, with Istanbul’s starting at 04:51, Ankara at 04:54, and Izmir at 04:52. This diverse timing is crucial for those observing the fast, allowing them to align with their local prayer schedules. In addition, the Van region has also provided specific times for Sahur, indicating that the Sahur time in Van will be at 04:56, ensuring that residents there are informed. Notably, these timings are dependent on the city and are affected by geographical and astronomical factors, making it essential for the faithful to confirm their local times for both suhoor and iftar. In Antalya, prayer times for March 2, 2025, indicate that iftar will be at 18:54, providing another reference point for those observing in the southern region of Turkey. Overall, the announcements serve as a reminder of the importance of this holy month and the preparation involved in observing Ramadan’s fasting and prayer rituals.
