Today's Iftar Schedule: 6 March 2026 in Yogyakarta, Your Guide to Worship

With dusk approaching and the sun retreating, Muslims in Yogyakarta prepare for the long-awaited time of breaking the fast. This moment is not only a relief from thirst and hunger but also a time to express gratitude and deepen spiritual awareness by hastening to break the fast, as encouraged in Islamic teaching. As maghrib approaches, we should prepare properly to ensure blessing in the first meal after a day of fasting.

Here is the prayer timetable for 16 Ramadhan 1447 H in Yogyakarta:

• Imsak: 04:18

• Subuh: 04:28

• Terbit: 05:40

• Dhuha: 06:07

• Dzuhur: 11:53

• Ashar: 14:57

• Maghrib: 17:59

• Isya: 19:08

As the hadith of the Prophet Muhammad SAW states in one report, ‘Manusia senantiasa dalam kebaikan selama mereka menyegerakan berbuka puasa’ (HR. Bukhari and Muslim). It is a great blessing to follow this sunnah and to supplicate as Maghrib approaches.

Today’s iftar time falls at 17:59. By following the timetable from a credible source, we ensure the worship proceeds in accordance with sharia and the correct time. For more complete and up-to-date information, you can visit Republika’s Imsakiyah.

While waiting for iftar or after performing the Maghrib prayer, fill your time with positive activities; one option is reading the Qur’an. Republika Digital Qur’an is now available to accompany your daily spiritual steps.

The article was prepared using AI with sources from the Imsakiyah timetable of Bimas Islam.