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Ramadan 2027 1448 AH

Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin on Monday 8 February 2027, with the first taraweeh the evening before.

Eid al-Fitr is expected on Tuesday 9 March or Wednesday 10 March.

104 days left

until Ramadan 2027 begins

or

depending on moonsightingExpected dates · last verified

  1. First TaraweehEvening of Sunday
  2. First FastMonday or Tue 9 Feb
  3. Last 10 NightsEvening of Saturday
  4. Laylat al-QadrEvening of Friday or Sat 6 Mar
  5. Last FastMonday or Tue 9 Mar
  6. Eid al-FitrTuesday or Wed 10 Mar

Every date depends on the crescent moon. Communities confirm the start on the evening of Sunday 7 February and Eid on the evening of Monday 8 March; follow your mosque's announcement.

Ramadan 2027 Calendar for London

Every day of the month, Monday first. Pick the start your mosque follows.

First Fast Date:

February 2027

  7. First Taraweeh
  8. 1st FastFirst Taraweeh
  9. 2nd Fast1st Fast
  10. 3rd Fast2nd Fast
  11. 4th Fast3rd Fast
  12. 5th Fast4th Fast
  13. 6th Fast5th Fast
  14. 7th Fast6th Fast
  15. 8th Fast7th Fast
  16. 9th Fast8th Fast
  17. 10th Fast9th Fast
  18. 11th Fast10th Fast
  19. 12th Fast11th Fast
  20. 13th Fast12th Fast
  21. 14th Fast13th Fast
  22. 15th Fast14th Fast
  23. 16th Fast15th Fast
  24. 17th Fast16th Fast
  25. 18th Fast17th Fast
  26. 19th Fast18th Fast
  27. 20th FastOdd Night19th Fast
  28. 21st Fast20th FastOdd Night

March 2027

  1. 22nd FastOdd Night21st Fast
  2. 23rd Fast22nd FastOdd Night
  3. 24th FastOdd Night23rd Fast
  4. 25th Fast24th FastOdd Night
  5. 26th Fast27th Night25th Fast
  6. 27th Fast26th Fast27th Night
  7. 28th FastOdd Night27th Fast
  8. 29th Fast28th FastOdd Night
  9. 30th FastEid (Unconfirmed)29th Fast
  10. Eid30th FastEid (Unconfirmed)
  11. EidEid
  12. Eid (Unconfirmed)Eid
  13. Eid (Unconfirmed)
  • Ramadan day
  • Eid
  • Unconfirmed
  • Not in Ramadan
Show Daily Times For London
DayDateSehri endsIftarFast
105:4717:0511h 18m
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2804:5317:5313h 00m
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3004:4817:5713h 09m

Full London timetable, with sunrise and Isha, to print.

Your First Fast in London

fast
11h 18m
Fajr
05:47
Iftar
17:05

Day 1 by the London Unified Prayer Timetable.

Key Dates for Ramadan 2027

Each date in a sentence you can share or quote.

  • The first taraweeh of Ramadan 2027 is expected on the evening of , when the first night of Ramadan begins at sunset.
  • The first fast of Ramadan 2027 is expected on , with suhoor before dawn that morning.
  • The last ten nights of Ramadan 2027 are expected to begin at sunset on .
  • The 27th night of Ramadan 2027, when many seek Laylat al-Qadr, is expected to begin at sunset on and run until dawn on .
  • The last fast of Ramadan 2027 is expected on , or where the month completes 30 days.
  • Eid al-Fitr 2027 is expected on by calculated calendars, or where communities wait for a local sighting.

Ramadan 2027 Timetables: Sehri and Iftar by City

Each timetable lists sehri (suhoor) end, iftar, Isha and the length of the fast for every day of Ramadan 2027, following the timetable that city's mosques publish where there is one. Each has a printable version.

United Kingdom

United States

Canada

Who Is Fasting Right Now?

Bright dots are where it is between Fajr and Maghrib at this moment, so Muslims there are fasting in Ramadan. The map moves with the sun, minute by minute.

London

20:43

Fajr in London in 8 hours 12 minutes

Bright dots: between Fajr (sun 18° below the horizon) and Maghrib (sunset) right now. Grey dots: night, or after iftar.

How Long Are Fasts in Ramadan 2027?

Ramadan 2027 falls in late winter in the northern hemisphere, so fasts are short there and grow longer through the month. In London the fast grows from 11h 18m on the first day to 13h 05m on the 29th. The longest fasts of the cities below are in Sydney (up to 15h 04m), the shortest in Watford (10h 55m).

  1. Sydney Australia14h 00m – 15h 04m: shortest fast Monday 8 March, 18:23 to 08:23 UTC; longest Monday 8 February, 17:51 to 08:55 UTC
  2. Jakarta Indonesia13h 28m – 13h 41m: shortest fast Monday 8 March, 21:41 to 11:09 UTC; longest Monday 8 February, 21:36 to 11:17 UTC
  3. Kuala Lumpur Malaysia13h 19m – 13h 22m: shortest fast Wednesday 10 February, 22:09 to 11:28 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 22:05 to 11:27 UTC
  4. Karachi Pakistan12h 29m – 13h 04m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 00:53 to 13:22 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 00:33 to 13:37 UTC
  5. Dubai UAE12h 31m – 13h 08m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 01:40 to 14:11 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 01:19 to 14:27 UTC
  6. Makkah Saudi Arabia12h 37m – 13h 07m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 02:38 to 15:15 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 02:20 to 15:27 UTC
  7. Johannesburg South Africa13h 45m – 14h 31m: shortest fast Monday 8 March, 02:47 to 16:32 UTC; longest Monday 8 February, 02:25 to 16:56 UTC
  8. Cairo Egypt12h 25m – 13h 12m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 03:13 to 15:38 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 02:47 to 15:59 UTC
  9. Istanbul Turkey12h 02m – 13h 13m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 03:34 to 15:36 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 02:57 to 16:10 UTC
  10. Berlin Germany11h 25m – 13h 14m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 04:40 to 16:05 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 03:44 to 16:58 UTC
  11. Oslo Norway10h 47m – 12h 56m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:02 to 15:49 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:05 to 17:01 UTC
  12. Paris France11h 35m – 13h 11m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:24 to 16:59 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:34 to 17:45 UTC
  13. Leicester UK11h 28m – 13h 18m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:38 to 17:06 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:41 to 17:59 UTC
  14. Oxford UK11h 28m – 13h 13m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:38 to 17:06 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:43 to 17:56 UTC
  15. Manchester UK11h 22m – 13h 16m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:43 to 17:05 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:44 to 18:00 UTC
  16. Chelmsford UK11h 17m – 13h 05m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:46 to 17:03 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:48 to 17:53 UTC
  17. London UKYou11h 18m – 13h 05m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:47 to 17:05 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:50 to 17:55 UTC
  18. Crawley UK11h 17m – 12h 59m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:50 to 17:07 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:57 to 17:56 UTC
  19. Cambridge UK11h 11m – 12h 58m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:51 to 17:02 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:56 to 17:54 UTC
  20. Slough UK11h 15m – 12h 59m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:52 to 17:07 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:58 to 17:57 UTC
  21. Luton UK11h 12m – 12h 58m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:53 to 17:05 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:58 to 17:56 UTC
  22. Milton Keynes UK11h 12m – 12h 59m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:54 to 17:06 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:59 to 17:58 UTC
  23. Reading UK11h 15m – 12h 59m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:54 to 17:09 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 05:00 to 17:59 UTC
  24. Glasgow UK11h 15m – 13h 25m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 05:57 to 17:12 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 04:47 to 18:12 UTC
  25. Bradford UK11h 04m – 12h 58m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 06:01 to 17:05 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 05:02 to 18:00 UTC
  26. Birmingham UK10h 55m – 12h 45m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 06:12 to 17:07 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 05:15 to 18:00 UTC
  27. Watford UK10h 55m – 12h 40m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 06:12 to 17:07 UTC; longest Sunday 7 March, 05:17 to 17:57 UTC
  28. Reykjavik Iceland10h 09m – 12h 47m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 07:29 to 17:38 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 06:20 to 19:07 UTC
  29. Boston USA11h 36m – 12h 50m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 10:31 to 22:07 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 09:52 to 22:42 UTC
  30. New York USA11h 40m – 12h 51m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 10:42 to 22:22 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 10:04 to 22:55 UTC
  31. Philadelphia USA11h 42m – 12h 51m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 10:46 to 22:28 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 10:09 to 23:00 UTC
  32. Ottawa Canada11h 28m – 12h 51m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 10:52 to 22:20 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 10:08 to 22:59 UTC
  33. Toronto Canada11h 33m – 12h 51m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 11:05 to 22:38 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 10:24 to 23:15 UTC
  34. Atlanta USA11h 56m – 12h 51m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 11:19 to 23:15 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 10:49 to 23:40 UTC
  35. Chicago USA11h 38m – 12h 51m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 11:37 to 23:15 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 10:58 to 23:49 UTC
  36. Houston USA12h 05m – 12h 51m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 12:00 to 00:05 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 11:34 to 00:25 UTC
  37. Minneapolis USA11h 29m – 12h 52m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 12:02 to 23:31 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 11:18 to 00:10 UTC
  38. Los Angeles USA11h 56m – 12h 51m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 13:34 to 01:30 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 13:04 to 01:55 UTC
  39. Seattle USA11h 23m – 12h 53m: shortest fast Monday 8 February, 13:59 to 01:22 UTC; longest Monday 8 March, 13:12 to 02:05 UTC
Shortest fast of the monthExtra time on the longest day
Full Table, With The 15th Fast
CityFirst fast15th fast29th fast
Sydney, Australia15h 04m14h 33m14h 00m
Johannesburg, South Africa14h 31m14h 08m13h 45m
Jakarta, Indonesia13h 41m13h 34m13h 28m
Glasgow, UK11h 15m12h 19m13h 25m
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia13h 20m13h 20m13h 22m
Leicester, UK11h 28m12h 20m13h 18m
Manchester, UK11h 22m12h 17m13h 16m
Berlin, Germany11h 25m12h 17m13h 14m
Oxford, UK11h 28m12h 17m13h 13m
Istanbul, Turkey12h 02m12h 35m13h 13m
Cairo, Egypt12h 25m12h 47m13h 12m
Paris, France11h 35m12h 20m13h 11m
Dubai, UAE12h 31m12h 49m13h 08m
Makkah, Saudi Arabia12h 37m12h 52m13h 07m
Chelmsford, UK11h 17m12h 09m13h 05m
London, UK11h 18m12h 09m13h 05m
Karachi, Pakistan12h 29m12h 45m13h 04m
Crawley, UK11h 17m12h 07m12h 59m
Milton Keynes, UK11h 12m12h 04m12h 59m
Reading, UK11h 15m12h 06m12h 59m
Slough, UK11h 15m12h 06m12h 59m
Bradford, UK11h 04m11h 59m12h 58m
Cambridge, UK11h 11m12h 03m12h 58m
Luton, UK11h 12m12h 04m12h 58m
Oslo, Norway10h 47m11h 51m12h 56m
Seattle, USA11h 23m12h 05m12h 53m
Minneapolis, USA11h 29m12h 09m12h 52m
Atlanta, USA11h 56m12h 22m12h 51m
Chicago, USA11h 38m12h 12m12h 51m
Houston, USA12h 05m12h 27m12h 51m
Los Angeles, USA11h 56m12h 22m12h 51m
New York, USA11h 40m12h 14m12h 51m
Philadelphia, USA11h 42m12h 15m12h 51m
Ottawa, Canada11h 28m12h 08m12h 51m
Toronto, Canada11h 33m12h 10m12h 51m
Boston, USA11h 36m12h 12m12h 50m
Reykjavik, Iceland10h 09m11h 27m12h 47m
Birmingham, UK10h 55m11h 44m12h 45m
Watford, UK10h 55m11h 49m12h 40m

The fast runs from Fajr (true dawn) to Maghrib (sunset). Cities with a published mosque timetable follow it; the rest are calculated with the method used locally. Far north, where twilight lingers, the method changes Fajr by many minutes, so check with your mosque.

Last Ten Nights and Laylat al-Qadr 2027

No one knows the exact night of Laylat al-Qadr, also called Laylatul Qadr or Shab-e-Qadr. It is sought in the odd nights of the last ten, which begin at sunset on Saturday 27 February 2027. Each night begins at sunset on the evening before its day.

  1. 21st nightBegins at sunsetIf Ramadan starts a day later: Sunday 28 February
  2. 23rd nightBegins at sunsetIf Ramadan starts a day later: Tuesday 2 March
  3. 25th nightBegins at sunsetIf Ramadan starts a day later: Thursday 4 March
  4. 27th nightBegins at sunsetIf Ramadan starts a day later: Saturday 6 March
  5. 29th nightBegins at sunsetIf Ramadan starts a day later: Monday 8 March

The 27th night, when many gather in the mosque, begins on the evening of Friday 5 March. If your mosque starts Ramadan a day later, every night moves one evening later.

Diyanet (Turkey) marks the 27th night, Kadir Gecesi, on the evening of Friday 5 March 2027. [Diyanet]

Eid al-Fitr 2027

Eid al-Fitr 2027 is expected on Tuesday 9 March 2027 by calculated calendars, or Wednesday 10 March 2027 where communities wait for a local sighting.

Expected

If calculated calendars are followed

Expected

If a local sighting is needed

Predicted. Confirmed when the moon is sighted on the evening of Monday 8 March 2027.

Eid al-Fitr 2027: Date and Prayer Times

Sources and Method

  1. Dates come from the published calculated calendars and moon-sighting forecasts, checked on Saturday 24 October 2026. We update this page as announcements are made, and on the evening of Sunday 7 February we switch it to the confirmed start.
  2. Calculation methods differ at dawn. MWL (Muslim World League) puts Fajr at 18° below the horizon and ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) at 15°, so in the UK the ISNA suhoor end is about 20 minutes later: 05:34 against 05:53 in London on the first day. Maghrib is sunset with no offset in both.
    MWL18°Fajr below the horizon · London day 1 suhoor ends 05:34
    ISNA15°Fajr below the horizon · London day 1 suhoor ends 05:53
  3. Times are worked out by Pillars with the adhan library, or taken from the timetable a city's mosques publish. The full data is free to reuse as JSON. For background, read Ramadan 2027: dates, start day and what to expect on our blog.
  4. Also used: moon phases from the US Naval Observatory; and a cross-check of our calculations against a second library, praytimes 2.3.2, which agrees within half a minute.

What to Expect and How to Prepare

  • Short winter fasts

    Around 11½ hours at the start and just over 13 at the end in most UK cities (calculated, MWL).

  • Early iftars

    Around 5pm in early February and 6pm by early March in the UK, so for many people the fast ends at work or on the commute.

  • Eid on a weekday

    Both possible dates, Tuesday 9 March and Wednesday 10 March, are weekdays. If you plan to book time off, confirm early which date your mosque will follow.

  • Eid prayer

    Held in the morning after sunrise; UK mosques often run several jama'ahs. East London Mosque held four in 2026, from 7:00 to 10:30am. [East London Mosque]

  • Get a timetable

    Pick up your mosque's Ramadan timetable, or set an app to match it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Ramadan 2027?

Ramadan 2027 (1448 AH) is expected to begin on Monday 8 February 2027 and to end with Eid al-Fitr on Tuesday 9 March or Wednesday 10 March. The start is confirmed by the moon sighting on the evening of Sunday 7 February.

When does Ramadan 2027 start?

Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin on Monday 8 February 2027. The first taraweeh is on the evening of Sunday 7 February, and the first sehri is before dawn on Monday 8 February.

What are the Ramadan 2027 start and end dates?

Ramadan 2027 is expected to run from Monday 8 February 2027 to Monday 8 March 2027, or Tuesday 9 March 2027 where the month completes 30 days. Eid al-Fitr follows on Tuesday 9 March or Wednesday 10 March.

When is 1st Ramadan 2027?

1 Ramadan 1448 AH is expected to fall on Monday 8 February 2027.

When is the first roza of Ramadan 2027?

The first roza (fast) of Ramadan 2027 is expected on Monday 8 February 2027. Sehri is eaten before Fajr that morning.

When is Eid al-Fitr 2027?

Eid al-Fitr 2027 is expected on Tuesday 9 March 2027 by calculated calendars, or Wednesday 10 March 2027 where communities wait for a local sighting.

When is Laylat al-Qadr 2027?

The exact night is unknown. It is sought in the odd nights of the last ten, which begin at sunset on Saturday 27 February 2027. The 27th night begins on the evening of Friday 5 March.

Is Laylatul Qadr the same as Shab-e-Qadr?

Yes. Laylat al-Qadr, Laylatul Qadr and Shab-e-Qadr are names for the same night, the Night of Decree. In Ramadan 2027 it is sought in the odd nights from the evening of Saturday 27 February, and many mark the 27th night on the evening of Friday 5 March.

When is Ramadan 2027 in Saudi Arabia?

By the Umm al-Qura calendar, Ramadan 2027 begins on Monday 8 February 2027 and Eid al-Fitr falls on Tuesday 9 March 2027. The Saudi Supreme Court confirms the start on the evening of Sunday 7 February.

Are there two Ramadans in 2027?

No. 2027 has one Ramadan, beginning on Monday 8 February. The next year with two Ramadans is 2030, by the Umm al-Qura calculation: one beginning in January and one in December.

Will there be two Ramadans in 2028?

No. Ramadan 2028 is expected to begin in late January 2028, and the next Ramadan after it begins in January 2029. The next year with two Ramadans is 2030.

How long are the fasts in Ramadan 2027?

Between about 10 and 16 hours in the cities we list. In London the fast grows from 11h 18m to 13h 05m.

Do the clocks change during Ramadan 2027?

No. All of Ramadan 2027 falls in GMT in the UK. UK clocks go forward on Sunday 28 March 2027, and US and Canadian clocks change on 14 March, both after Eid.

What is 40 days before Ramadan 2027?

40 days before the expected first fast of Monday 8 February 2027 is Wednesday 30 December 2026.

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