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Ramadan 2027 1448 AH in Atlanta

Ramadan 2027 in Atlanta is expected to begin on Monday, February 8, 2027.

On the first day sehri ends at 6:19 AM and iftar is at 6:15 PM.

104 days left

until Ramadan 2027 begins

or

depending on moonsightingExpected dates · last verified

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

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

Ramadan 2027 Calendar for Atlanta

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

Your First Fast in Atlanta

fast
11h 56m
Fajr
6:19 AM
Iftar
6:15 PM

Day 1 by the ISNA method.

Key Dates for Ramadan 2027 in Atlanta

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.

Atlanta Ramadan 2027 Timetable

Every day with sunrise and Isha. This is the version that prints.

Sehri (suhoor) ends at Fajr. Iftar is at Maghrib. Times are in Eastern Standard Time (EST).

On the first day iftar in Atlanta is at the same moment as in Chicago, and sehri ends 18 minutes earlier than it does there. Between the first and 29th fasts iftar moves 25 minutes later and sehri 30 minutes earlier, so the fast grows by 55 minutes. The longest fast here, 12h 51m on Monday, March 8, is the same as the longest in Chicago (12h 51m).

DayDateSehri endsSunriseIftarIshaFast
1First day of fasting6:19 AM7:29 AM6:15 PM7:25 PM11h 56m
26:18 AM7:28 AM6:16 PM7:26 PM11h 58m
36:17 AM7:27 AM6:17 PM7:27 PM12h 00m
46:16 AM7:26 AM6:18 PM7:28 PM12h 02m
56:15 AM7:25 AM6:19 PM7:29 PM12h 04m
66:15 AM7:24 AM6:20 PM7:29 PM12h 05m
76:14 AM7:23 AM6:21 PM7:30 PM12h 07m
86:13 AM7:22 AM6:22 PM7:31 PM12h 09m
96:12 AM7:21 AM6:23 PM7:32 PM12h 11m
106:11 AM7:20 AM6:24 PM7:33 PM12h 13m
116:10 AM7:19 AM6:24 PM7:34 PM12h 14m
126:09 AM7:18 AM6:25 PM7:34 PM12h 16m
136:08 AM7:17 AM6:26 PM7:35 PM12h 18m
146:07 AM7:16 AM6:27 PM7:36 PM12h 20m
156:06 AM7:14 AM6:28 PM7:37 PM12h 22m
166:05 AM7:13 AM6:29 PM7:38 PM12h 24m
176:04 AM7:12 AM6:30 PM7:38 PM12h 26m
186:02 AM7:11 AM6:31 PM7:39 PM12h 29m
196:01 AM7:10 AM6:31 PM7:40 PM12h 30m
20Night 21 begins at iftar6:00 AM7:09 AM6:32 PM7:41 PM12h 32m
215:59 AM7:07 AM6:33 PM7:42 PM12h 34m
22Night 23 begins at iftar5:58 AM7:06 AM6:34 PM7:42 PM12h 36m
235:57 AM7:05 AM6:35 PM7:43 PM12h 38m
24Night 25 begins at iftar5:55 AM7:04 AM6:36 PM7:44 PM12h 41m
255:54 AM7:02 AM6:37 PM7:45 PM12h 43m
26Night 27 begins at iftar5:53 AM7:01 AM6:37 PM7:46 PM12h 44m
275:52 AM7:00 AM6:38 PM7:46 PM12h 46m
28Night 29 begins at iftar5:50 AM6:59 AM6:39 PM7:47 PM12h 49m
29Last day of fasting5:49 AM6:57 AM6:40 PM7:48 PM12h 51m
30Eid by calculated calendars; a 30th fast only where the month completes 30 days5:48 AM6:56 AM6:41 PM7:49 PM12h 53m

rows not yet published may move by a minute or two when the 2027 timetable appears. We update this page when it does.

Fasting in Atlanta in Ramadan 2027

The first fast in Atlanta is expected on Monday, February 8, 2027, lasting 11h 56m, from sehri ending at 6:19 AM to iftar at 6:15 PM. By the 29th fast on Monday, March 8 the fast is 12h 51m: sunset is 25 minutes later and dawn 30 minutes earlier than on the first day.

The shortest fast is on Monday, February 8 (11h 56m) and the longest on Monday, March 8 (12h 51m). The clocks change on Sunday, March 14, after Eid, so every fast is on standard time.

Iftar in Atlanta is earliest on Monday, February 8, at 6:15 PM, and latest on Monday, March 8, at 6:40 PM. Sehri ends latest on Monday, February 8 (6:19 AM) and earliest on Monday, March 8 (5:49 AM).

The first fast in Atlanta is 41 minutes shorter than in Makkah (12h 37m); the 29th is 16 minutes shorter than in Makkah (13h 07m).

Which Timetable These Times Follow

These times are calculated with the ISNA method (ISNA (North America)) for central Atlanta.

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

Last Ten Nights and Eid

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

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

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

Ramadan 2027 in Other Cities

All key dates for Ramadan 2027.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does Ramadan 2027 start in Atlanta?

Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin in Atlanta on Monday, February 8, 2027, with the first taraweeh on the evening of Sunday, February 7. Your mosque confirms it that evening.

What time is iftar in Atlanta on the first day of Ramadan 2027?

Iftar on Monday, February 8 is at 6:15 PM in Atlanta, and sehri ends at 6:19 AM.

What time is sehri in Atlanta during Ramadan 2027?

Sehri ends at 6:19 AM on the first day and 5:49 AM on the 29th, getting earlier each day.

How long is the fast in Atlanta in Ramadan 2027?

From 11h 56m to 12h 51m. The first fast is 11h 56m and the 29th is 12h 51m.

When is Eid al-Fitr 2027 in Atlanta?

Eid al-Fitr is expected on Tuesday, March 9, 2027 or Wednesday, March 10, 2027, depending on the moon sighting your mosque follows.

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