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رمضان
Ramadan 1448 AH

Ramadan 2027

The ninth Islamic month, thirty days of fasting from dawn to sunset. Around 17 February 2027 in most countries, subject to local moonsighting.

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First day of Ramadan

17 Feb 2027

Pending local moonsighting

Laylat al-Qadr (likely)

14 March 2027

27th night, last ten odd

Eid al-Fitr 2027

19 March 2027

1st of Shawwāl 1448

Day one

Sehri & Iftar by city

Computed for the first day of Ramadan 2027 using each country's standard calculation method. Tap a city for the full month.

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CitySehri (Fajr)Iftar (Maghrib)
Makkah

SA

5:33 AM6:19 PM
Madinah

SA

5:36 AM6:17 PM
Dubai

AE

5:35 AM6:17 PM
Sharjah

AE

5:34 AM6:16 PM
Abu Dhabi

AE

5:38 AM6:21 PM
Riyadh

SA

5:07 AM5:49 PM
Jeddah

SA

5:36 AM6:22 PM
Doha

QA

4:50 AM5:29 PM
Kuwait City

KW

5:06 AM5:39 PM
Manama

BH

4:52 AM5:32 PM

The month

What Ramadan is, and why we fast

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar and the month in which the Qur'ān was first revealed. Fasting from before dawn (Sehri / Suhūr) until sunset (Iftār) is one of the five pillars of Islam, obligatory on every adult Muslim able to keep it.

The fast is more than abstaining from food and drink. It is a month-long training of patience, gratitude, and discipline. The Prophet ﷺ said, “Whoever fasts Ramadan with faith and seeking reward, his past sins are forgiven.” (Bukhārī 38, Muslim 760)

The last ten nights hold Laylat al-Qadr — the Night of Decree — described in the Qur'ān as “better than a thousand months” (Q 97:3). Scholars recommend seeking it across all the odd nights of the last ten; the 27th is the most commonly observed.

How to prepare

Seven things worth doing

  • Set one fixed Qur'ān goal

    A juz a day finishes the muṣḥaf in 30 days. Even a page a day is real progress. Pick one number and protect it.

  • Pray Taraweeh, at home is fine

    Whoever stood the nights of Ramadan in faith and hope, his past sins are forgiven (Bukhārī 37).

  • Pay your Zakat al-Fitr

    Before Eid prayer. The Prophet ﷺ obligated it as a purification of the fast and food for the poor.

  • Make iʿtikāf for the last ten nights

    Even one full night in a mosque counts. The Prophet ﷺ did it every year.

  • Increase istighfar and dhikr

    Especially after Asr. The mouth that abstained from food remembers Allah more freely.

  • Feed someone else's iftar

    Whoever feeds a fasting person has the same reward as the faster, with no decrease in either (Tirmidhī 807).

  • Plan your iʿtikāf or laylat al-qadr nights early

    Pick the nights before Ramadan starts. The intention written down ahead of time is harder to drop later.

  • Carry the habit past day 30

    The Prophet ﷺ said the most beloved deeds are those done consistently, even if small (Bukhārī 6464).

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