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Ramadan Fatwa: What happens if you break your fast before Maghrib?
Dubai - You must not break your fast unless you know surely that it's Maghrib time.
Whoever breaks his fast believing that it is already Maghrib time, depending on an interpretation or a trusted news, and then discovers that he was wrong, has to make up for that day, because he broke the fast on a Ramadan day. He must not break his fast unless he knows surely that it's Maghrib time. However, it is not a sin, because he did not break his fast intentionally.
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