Ramadan 2027 1448 AH in Birmingham

• The first taraweeh of Ramadan 2027 is expected on the evening of Sunday 7 February 2027, when the first night of Ramadan begins at sunset.
• The first fast of Ramadan 2027 is expected on Monday 8 February 2027, with suhoor before dawn that morning.
• The last ten nights of Ramadan 2027 are expected to begin at sunset on Saturday 27 February 2027.
• The 27th night of Ramadan 2027, when many seek Laylat al-Qadr, is expected to begin at sunset on Friday 5 March 2027 and run until dawn on Saturday 6 March 2027.
• The last fast of Ramadan 2027 is expected on Monday 8 March 2027, or Tuesday 9 March 2027 where the month completes 30 days.
• 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.

Sehri (suhoor) ends at Fajr. Iftar is at Maghrib. Times are in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).

On the first day iftar in Birmingham is 2 minutes later than in London, and sehri ends 25 minutes later than it does there. Birmingham follows the Birmingham Central Mosque and London the London Unified Prayer Timetable, which explains most of the gap at sehri. Between the first and 29th fasts iftar moves 53 minutes later and sehri 57 minutes earlier, so the fast grows by 1h 50m. The longest fast here, 12h 45m on Monday 8 March, is 33 minutes shorter than the longest in Leicester (13h 18m).

The Birmingham Central Mosque has not published its 2027 timetable yet, so these rows carry last year's published times forward to the same day; rows not yet published may move by a minute or two when the 2027 timetable appears. We update this page when it does.

The first fast in Birmingham is expected on Monday 8 February 2027, lasting 10h 55m, from sehri ending at 06:12 to iftar at 17:07. By the 29th fast on Monday 8 March the fast is 12h 45m: sunset is 53 minutes later and dawn 57 minutes earlier than on the first day.

The shortest fast is on Monday 8 February (10h 55m) and the longest on Monday 8 March (12h 45m). The clocks change on Sunday 28 March, after Eid, so every fast is on standard time.

Iftar in Birmingham is earliest on Monday 8 February, at 17:07, and latest on Monday 8 March, at 18:00. Sehri ends latest on Monday 8 February (06:12) and earliest on Monday 8 March (05:15).

The first fast in Birmingham is 1h 42m shorter than in Makkah (12h 37m); the 29th is 22 minutes shorter than in Makkah (13h 07m).

Nearby: Leicester breaks the first fast at 17:06; Milton Keynes breaks the first fast at 17:06; Oxford breaks the first fast at 17:06; Manchester breaks the first fast at 17:05.

These times follow the Birmingham Central Mosque timetable. Times follow Birmingham Central Mosque's timetable. Its Fajr comes from OpenFajr, a year of dawn photographs taken over Birmingham.

For today's prayer times in Birmingham, with every prayer and local mosques, see Birmingham prayer times.

The last ten nights begin at sunset on Saturday 27 February 2027. The 27th night, when many seek Laylat al-Qadr (Laylatul Qadr, or Shab-e-Qadr), begins at iftar on Friday 5 March.

Eid al-Fitr in Birmingham is expected on Tuesday 9 March 2027 or Wednesday 10 March 2027, depending on which announcement your mosque follows. See Eid al-Fitr 2027 in Birmingham for the Eid prayer window.

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All key dates for Ramadan 2027.