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Ramadan Calendar 2027

Free daily Sehri and Iftar timetable for Ramadan 2027. Select your city to load customized timetables, save PDF sheets, and share details with family.

Ramadan 2027 Timetable — Karachi Default

Day Date Sehri Iftar Fasting Hours

Preparing for Ramadan 2027 in Advance

Preparing for Ramadan 2027 in advance is a source of peace for Muslim families worldwide. Knowing the precise fasting starts, planning schedules around winter days, and setting aside time for night prayers (Qiyam) helps maintain spiritual focus.

Our ramadan calendar 2027 offers city-level Sehri and Iftar times to make your daily schedules simple and accurate.

Ramadan Calendar 2027 — Key Dates Overview

Fasting begins on February 8, 2027. Laylatul Qadr (the 27th night of Ramadan) falls on the evening of March 6, 2027. The month is projected to last 29 days, with Eid al-Fitr celebrated on March 10, 2027.

These dates are mapped based on estimated moon visibility parameters.

Ramadan Calendar 2027 Pakistan — Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Faisalabad

For Pakistani believers, daily fast starts are coordinated according to regional coordinates. For example, Karachi observes slightly later timings compared to Northern cities like Islamabad.

Our ramadan calendar 2027 pakistan selector updates these cities instantly, aligning fast durations cleanly.

Ramadan Calendar 2027 Saudi Arabia and Gulf

In Saudi Arabia, the local fasting schedules follow the Umm Al-Qura registry. Users in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam can review schedules to coordinate family Iftar dinners.

Ramadan Calendar 2027 UK

UK Muslims fast for approximately 10 hours in 2027 due to winter solar positions. Fasting schedules for London are available under our city selector.

Ramadan Calendar 2027 India and Bangladesh

In Delhi, Mumbai, and Dhaka, fasting durations are approximately 11 to 12 hours. Sighting declarations guide the starting of the fast.

Ramadan Calendar 2027 USA and Canada

North American cities like New York and Toronto fast for approximately 11 to 12 hours, with schedules governed by regional crescent monitoring committees.

How to Use Ramadan Calendar 2027

Select your city from the selector menu to update the timetable automatically. The table lists the fast number, day, date, and estimated times.

Ramadan 2028 — What to Expect Next

In 2028, Ramadan is projected to start on January 18, shifting further into the winter seasons. Preparing for these shifting years is simple using our forward calendar projections.

Ramadan Calendar 2027 PDF Download Guide

Click the 'Download PDF— button to create a formatted printable card of the calendar. This is ideal for sharing with family or hanging in the kitchen.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Ramadan calendar 2027 provides the daily schedules for Sehri (pre-dawn meal) and Iftar (fast-breaking) for all 29 or 30 days of the holy month.
Ramadan is projected to begin on February 8, 2027, with the first fast observed on that day.
In Karachi, the first Sehri starts at approximately 5:31 AM and Iftar starts at 6:13 PM. Times shift slightly as the month progresses.
In Lahore, fasting starts earlier, with first Sehri around 5:24 AM and Iftar around 5:48 PM.
In Saudi Arabia (e.g. Riyadh), the first Sehri is expected to start at 5:12 AM and Iftar at 5:41 PM.
In the UK (e.g. London), winter fasts start around 6:05 AM and end around 4:50 PM, offering shorter fasting durations.
In India (e.g. Delhi), the first fast starts at approximately 5:44 AM and is broken at 6:02 PM.
In Bangladesh (Dhaka), the first Sehri is expected at 5:21 AM, and Iftar is at 5:44 PM.
The 27th Roza (which marks Laylatul Qadr) is expected to correspond with Wednesday, March 6, 2027.
Yes, clicking our download button compiles a formatted PDF sheet of the active city schedule.
Eid al-Fitr is projected to fall on Saturday, March 10, 2027.
In 2028, Ramadan is projected to start on January 18, shifting further into the winter season.

Winter Fasts

Winter fasting offers shorter days. Keep checking local sighting updates to confirm the exact start.

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