Ramadan 2026 Start Date in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia | Ramdan Mubarak Wishes, Quotes and Masnoon duas

 Ramdan 2026 Start Date in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia| Ramzan Mubarak Wishes, Quotes & Masnoon Duas 

The Holy Ramadan: A Month of Faith, Fasting, and Fresh Beginnings.

   We know well that the Holy Ramada is a sacred month of fasting, prayer, and self-reflection for Muslims.

   Being Muslims, we should try to learn its true meaning and purpose, its advance preparation in spiritual context, and its importance for us.

   The Holy Ramadan: A Month That Touches our Heart is not just a date on the calendar; it is a feeling and emotions that slowly settle into our hearts.

   As this Blessed month approaches, Muslims all over the world — including Pakistan — begin preparing themselves spiritually, mentally, and emotionally.

   This sacred month is a time when our daily life slows down, prayers become deeper, and hearts turn toward patience, gratitude, and forgiveness.

   This holy month reminds us that life is more than a routine; it is about great purpose, faith, and kindness.

When Will the Upcoming Ramadan Begin?

   The Holy Ramadan will begin after the sighting of the moon, as per Islamic tradition. In Pakistan, people eagerly follow moon sighting announcements by Ruet-e- Hilal Committe, which is Pakistan's official, government-appointed body responsible for sighting the new moon to determine the start of Islamic months, including Ramadan, Eid-ul-Fitr, and Eid-ul-Adha, as they mark the start of fasting and nightly Taraweeh prayers. Though dates may vary slightly, the excitement and spiritual energy for this Holy period remain the same everywhere.

When Will Ramadan ko Start in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in 2026?

   According to astronomical calculations and expected moon sightings, Ramadan 2026 is likely to begin in mid-February, though the final decision depends on the official sighting of the moon.

Expected Ramadan Start Date in Saudi Arabia (2026)

   In Saudi Arabia, Ramadan is expected to begin on Wednesday, 18 February 2026, subject to moon sighting. If the crescent moon is seen on the evening of Tuesday, 17 February 2026, the first fast (Roza) will be observed on 18 February.

Expected Ramadan Start Date in Pakistan (2026)

   In Pakistan, Ramadan is expected to begin on Thursday, 19 February 2026, depending on the moon sighting by the Ruet-e-Hilal Committee. If the moon is sighted on Wednesday, 18 February 2026, the first fast will be on 19 February.

Why Ramadan Is So Important in Islam?

   Ramadan Kareem is the month in which the Holy Quran was revealed, making it the most sacred time of the Islamic year. During Ramadan, Muslims focus on:

• They Strengthening their relationship with Allah Offering regular prayers and Taraweeh.

•  Reciting and understanding the Quran. 

• Repent for past mistakes(sins) They believe that good deeds in Ramadan are rewarded many times more, making it a powerful opportunity for spiritual growth.

Advance arrangements for the Upcoming Ramadan Kareem

   What kind of preparation do you do for Ramadan every year? What do you think it should be limited to shopping grocery and kitchens setting only? No, according to my opinion and with reference to Islamic context, true preparation begins from within, preparation of our insight.

‘Aishah (raḍiy Allāhu ʿanhā) narrated, “I never saw the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) fast more in any month than in Sha’ban”. This acts as training, similar to Sunnah prayers before Fard (obligatory) prayers, making the Ramadan fast easier.

As the upcoming Ramadan approaches, many people in Pakistan start:

• Fixing their sleep routines for Suhoor .

• Reducing distractions like their habit of excessive mobile use.

 

• making their intentions for better character and worship.

•  Practicing patience and self-control.
• These small steps help us to make Ramadan peaceful and meaningful.

What’s The True Meaning of Fasting in The Holy Ramadan?

   I think fasting in Ramadan doesn’t mean keeping ourselves hungry or thirsty from dawn till sunset. We should not only avoid food, drink, but should avoid negative behavior as well. Fasting teaches us self-discipline, empathy for the poor, control over anger and bad habits. I strongly believe that it purifies both our body and soul, reminding us of the value of gratitude.

 According to Hadith

“Fasting is a shield; when one of you is fasting, he should neither behave in an obscene manner nor foolishly. If a man fights or abuses him, he should say: I am fasting, I am fasting” (Sunan Abu Dawood 2363).

Scenario of Ramadan Kareem in Pakistan:

   During this month, a unique Spiritual atmosphere is observed in Pakistan like all other Muslim countries in the world, but it has a special charm here. Mosques are filled with worshippers, streets glow with lights, and families gather in the evening for Iftar. The people of Pakistan arrange special iftar including simple dates and halal, healthy and refreshing drinks to traditional dishes, the spirit of sharing and brother becomes stronger than ever.

   Acts of charity increase, and people try to help those in need. This truly reflects the spirit of Ramadan and always fascinates me.

A Chance for a New Beginning

   Every year the Holy Ramadan brings a chance to start from the beginning for us. I think that it offers a blank page — to leave sins behind, repair relationships, and build habits that last even after this Blessed month ends. I strongly believe that this generous month reminds us that positive change in life is possible, a life transgression is reversible and mercy is always approachable.

Summary

   As the upcoming Ramadan draws closer, let us welcome it with pure, devoted and surrendered hearts with our sincere intentions. This sacred month is a gift — a chance for us to reconnect with faith, spread kindness, and find peace in simplicity. May this Blessed Ramadan bring blessings, forgiveness, and spiritual strength to all Muslims and to all man kinds