Ramadan timetable 2027
Ramadan 1448 AH is expected to begin on Monday 8 February 2027 and run for 29 days, ending around 8 March. These dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar; your local moonsighting may place the start a day either side.
Every city page gives suhoor and iftar for all 29 days, plus something most timetables leave out: how long each fast actually is, and which days of the month are the longest and shortest.
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Somewhere else? The printable timetable generator produces a month for any coordinates on earth, and daily prayer times cover many more cities year-round.
Three things worth knowing before you print one
The dates may shift by a day
These timetables use the Umm al-Qura calendar, which is calculated in advance. Many communities begin Ramadan on local moonsighting instead, which can fall a day either side. If your masjid announces a different start, the times still hold — they are anchored to dates, so read the row for the calendar date rather than the day number.
Fasting hours are measured from Fajr, not sunrise
A surprising number of published timetables print the daylight length and label it the fast. The fast begins at Fajr, which at London's latitude is around an hour before sunrise and considerably more further north. Every fast length on these pages is measured Fajr to Maghrib.
Your suhoor deadline depends on a setting
The single largest cause of two timetables disagreeing is the Fajr angle, which can be worth twenty to thirty minutes. Further north, the high-latitude rule can be worth well over an hour. Both are explained in the calculation methods guide, and every page here states which settings produced its numbers.