The Interior Ministry issued an order yesterday asking all provincial governments not to carry out any executions in the Muslim month of fasting.
Ramadan is expected to start from Thursday or Friday depending on the sighting of the moon of the next Islamic lunar month.
Muslims all over the world observe fast during the holy month and refrain from food, drinks, smoking and sex from dawn to dusk as given in Islamic injunctions.
The United Nations, the European Union, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch and various local groups have asked government to stop the executions.
But government has refused to halt them, saying it is a deterrence against militancy and other crimes.