You shouldn’t add these 2-5 minutes. You should break your fast when you believe that the sun has set whether you see it or not.

I would break my fast in accordance to the time table.

Dear Shaikh, you rightly said we are told to break our fast when we see the sunset but nowadays in cities with large large buildings it is very difficult to see the sunset? Now in this condition can we follow the Salah timetable by increasing 2-5 minutes as precaution to break our fast?

Fasting | March 30, 2014 10:52 am
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I have received mail which says: ” Â’ishah relates that Allah’s Messenger (peace be upon him) said: “Seek out Laylah al-Qadr in the odd nights during the last ten nights of Ramadan.” [Sahîh al-Bukhârî(1913) and Sahîh Muslim (1169)]
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Regarding laitul qadr: i read fatawa on islamqa about it being in different times zones, e.g australia being ahead of makkah etc. this i understand because its still the same night just different time zone.however, the below is where i’m confused:regarding those scholars who say month should start and end according to local sighting e.g. that why have india/pakistan doing ramadan and eid 1-2 days after makkah. uk is divided on what opinion to follow.how do those scholars reconcile this with lait ul qadr- since that is one night, so do those people seeking,lailatul qadr according to makkah’s odd night or 10 nights or their own? if the whole world is following same day fasting, the above confusion is not there.so e.g. lets say its night x in makkah which is an odd night (most likely), but then you have (as explained above), countries doing ramadan different days- so then there laitul qadr night would be on an different night i.e. lets say its 27th night in makkah for others its their 26th night as they started ramadan one day later.i have another example: lets say its eid in makkah, but other countries are still on their last night ramadan, now according to makkah lailtul qadr is over…