Ramadan 2027
A full Ramadan calendar for your city: sehri and iftar times today and for the whole month, with the five daily prayer times alongside.
Using the Ramadan Timetable
Use the location selector for a Ramadan timetable tied to the place where you are. The evening entry follows local sunset; the pre-dawn cutoff is calculated from Fajr, not from sunrise.
Ramadan belongs to the Islamic lunar calendar, so its Gregorian dates move through the seasons. A future first day shown on the site is useful for planning, but the announcement followed by your local community remains the practical reference for the start and end of the month.
Why Location and Method Matter
Location matters twice: the sun reaches different longitudes at different clock times, and latitude changes the length and character of twilight across the year. That is why the page calculates each city from its own coordinates rather than assigning one country-wide sehri or iftar time.
The selected prayer method controls the Fajr calculation used for the pre-dawn cutoff. The method itself is documented once on the calculation page instead of being reproduced on every city URL. If a mosque or local authority publishes a timetable for observance, use that local timetable.
Daylight is Not Fasting Duration
Sunrise-to-sunset daylight can help explain how strongly the season changes at a particular latitude, but it is not the fasting duration: the fast begins at Fajr before sunrise. City pages keep those two ideas separate so a daylight figure is not mistaken for a religious time.
Questions People Ask
What date is this Ramadan calendar using?
The site is currently configured to begin Ramadan 2027 on . This is a planning date until the authority you follow confirms the start; the live countdown is calculated at display time rather than stored in this article.
Why can the first day differ between places?
Communities do not all use the same process for confirming a new Islamic month. Local announcements can therefore differ even when the planning calendar is the same.
What does the iftar time on a city page represent?
It follows the calculated local sunset for that city. Use the published timetable or mosque guidance you follow for observance.
Is sunrise the sehri cutoff?
No. The pre-dawn cutoff is tied to Fajr, which occurs before sunrise. Sunrise-to-sunset daylight is useful seasonal context but is not the fasting duration.
Why can two timetables for one city differ?
They may use different accepted prayer-calculation settings or local adjustments. The site names its active setting and keeps the technical explanation on the calculation page.
Why do nearby cities need separate Ramadan times?
Fajr and sunset are calculated for a location, not for a country label. Even cities sharing a civil time zone can have different solar times.
What happens at unusually high latitudes?
If Fajr or Isha twilight cannot be resolved while sunrise and sunset still occur, the calculator substitutes one-seventh of the night for the missing Fajr/Isha boundary. During polar day or polar night even that fallback may not be available. Local religious guidance should take precedence.
Keep Exploring World Clock
Use Ramadan calendar for this task. To check the current time in another country, territory or US state, start from world clock and time zones.
- Prayer times — the five daily prayers for any city
- Azan clock — a countdown to the next prayer with an alert tone
- Sunset times — sunset, dusk and the length of the evening
- Event countdowns — live countdowns to holidays and festivals worldwide
- World Clock — the current time in every country, territory and US state