Ramadan Calendar 2027 – Dates, Sehri, Iftar & Prayer Times
Plan Ramadan 2027 with expected dates, moon-sighting guidance, Sehri and Iftar context, prayer-time links, important nights and location-based timing resources.
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Ramadan Calendar 2027: Expected Dates and Daily Planning
The Ramadan Calendar 2027 is expected to begin in early February 2027, but the exact first day depends on the Islamic lunar calendar and the moon-sighting approach followed in each country or community. Use this page to plan the month, understand the expected dates, and move from the calendar to your city-specific Sehri, Iftar and prayer times.
Dates published months in advance are useful for preparation, but they should be treated as estimates until the start of Ramadan is officially determined.
The Ramadan Calendar 2027 is expected to begin in early February 2027, but the exact first day depends on the Islamic lunar calendar and the moon-sighting approach followed in each country or community. Use this page to plan the month, understand the expected dates, and move from the calendar to your city-specific Sehri, Iftar and prayer times.
Dates published months in advance are useful for preparation, but they should be treated as estimates until the start of Ramadan is officially determined.
Ramadan 2027 Expected Dates
Ramadan 2027 is currently expected to begin around Monday, February 8, 2027. Because the Islamic calendar is lunar, the final start date can vary by a day depending on moon sighting and the method followed by the relevant authority.
Estimated date, not a final moon-sighting announcement
A future Gregorian date can help with travel, work and family planning, but it is not the same as a confirmed religious announcement. As Ramadan approaches, check the updated status on this site and follow the guidance used in your country or community.
A future Gregorian date can help with travel, work and family planning, but it is not the same as a confirmed religious announcement. As Ramadan approaches, check the updated status on this site and follow the guidance used in your country or community.
How to Use the Ramadan Calendar 2027
A Ramadan calendar is most useful when it helps you move from the broad monthly schedule to the specific information you need each day. The first day, last ten nights and expected Eid period are important planning points, but daily fasting times still depend on location.
Use this page for the overall Ramadan 2027 calendar, then use the city finder and linked timing pages for local Fajr, Maghrib, Sehri and Iftar information.
- Check the expected Ramadan 2027 start date.
- Use your own city for daily fasting and prayer times.
- Recheck Fajr and Maghrib as the month progresses.
- Plan the last ten nights separately from ordinary days.
- Keep Eid plans flexible until the end of Ramadan is confirmed.
- Follow trusted local religious guidance where exact timing matters.
Sehri and Fajr on the Ramadan Calendar
Sehri, also called Suhoor, is the pre-dawn meal eaten before the fast begins. Fajr is the dawn prayer and marks the beginning of the daily fasting period. Because Fajr changes by location and date, a single worldwide Sehri time cannot be accurate for everyone.
For location-specific information, use our Sehri and Suhoor Time page and the city search tool. If you are checking an actual fasting time rather than planning generally, compare the result with a trusted local timetable where appropriate.
Iftar and Maghrib on the Ramadan Calendar
Iftar is the meal used to break the fast, while Maghrib begins after sunset. The fast therefore ends at a different clock time in different cities on the same date.
Someone in New York, for example, will not have the same Maghrib time as someone in Karachi, London, Dubai or Makkah. Use the Iftar Time page when you need a city-specific time for breaking the fast.
Why one worldwide timetable is not enough
The monthly Ramadan dates are shared broadly, but daily clock times depend on latitude, longitude, date and local time zone. A useful Ramadan calendar should therefore connect the monthly schedule with location-specific timing tools rather than present one set of times as universal.
The monthly Ramadan dates are shared broadly, but daily clock times depend on latitude, longitude, date and local time zone. A useful Ramadan calendar should therefore connect the monthly schedule with location-specific timing tools rather than present one set of times as universal.
Ramadan 2027 Prayer Times
The five daily prayers are Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. During Ramadan, Fajr and Maghrib are especially important because they mark the beginning and end of the daily fast.
Use the Ramadan 2027 Prayer Times page to find a city-specific prayer schedule and to learn how calculation methods, local conventions and mosque timetables can affect displayed times.
Important Dates During Ramadan 2027
The value of a Ramadan calendar goes beyond the first day of the month. It can also help you prepare for the final ten nights, Laylat al-Qadr and Eid al-Fitr.
The Last Ten Nights
The last ten nights of Ramadan are a particularly important period of worship. Many Muslims increase prayer, Quran recitation, charity and other acts of devotion during this part of the month.
Laylat al-Qadr
Laylat al-Qadr, the Night of Power, occurs during Ramadan and is associated with the final ten nights. Its exact night is not known in advance. Our Laylat al-Qadr guide explains the significance of this period and the commonly observed nights.
Eid al-Fitr
Eid al-Fitr follows the completion of Ramadan. Like the beginning of Ramadan, its exact date is linked to the Islamic lunar calendar and the determination of the next month. Advance Eid dates should therefore be treated as estimates until confirmed.
Moon Sighting and the Ramadan 2027 Start Date
The Islamic calendar follows lunar months, so the beginning of Ramadan is not fixed to the same Gregorian date every year. Astronomical information can be used for planning, but communities and countries may follow different accepted procedures when determining the official start of the month.
For a general explanation of Ramadan and the Islamic calendar, see Encyclopaedia Britannica’s Ramadan overview. For the way this website distinguishes estimated and confirmed information, see our methodology page.
The Islamic calendar follows lunar months, so the beginning of Ramadan is not fixed to the same Gregorian date every year. Astronomical information can be used for planning, but communities and countries may follow different accepted procedures when determining the official start of the month.
For a general explanation of Ramadan and the Islamic calendar, see Encyclopaedia Britannica’s Ramadan overview. For the way this website distinguishes estimated and confirmed information, see our methodology page.
Ramadan 2027 Around the World
The broad Ramadan 2027 dates may be similar across many countries, but the daily experience of fasting varies with location. Daylight hours, climate, local customs and prayer schedules all affect the rhythm of the month.
That is why this site connects the Ramadan calendar with city pages and timing tools. Use your own location for daily prayer and fasting times rather than copying a timetable prepared for another country.
Planning Ramadan 2027 Responsibly
Estimated dates are useful for booking leave, arranging travel, preparing school or work schedules, and planning family routines. They are less suitable for making a final religious determination months in advance.
As Ramadan gets closer, return to the calendar and check whether the site's status has changed from estimated to confirmed. For fasting questions beyond dates and times, our Ramadan Fasting Rules guide provides further practical information.
Before You Rely on a Ramadan 2027 Date
Check whether the date is still marked as estimated, make sure your daily times are for the correct city, and confirm any sensitive fasting or prayer time with the timetable or authority you trust locally.
Using one permanent URL for the Ramadan calendar allows the information to be updated as the month approaches without forcing visitors to find a new page each time the estimated date becomes more precise.
Frequently asked questions
When is Ramadan 2027 expected to start?
Ramadan 2027 is currently expected to begin around Monday, February 8, 2027. The exact first day may vary according to moon sighting and the method followed in your country or community.
Is February 8, 2027 the confirmed first day of Ramadan?
No. It is an expected date for planning. The beginning of Ramadan should be treated as provisional until the relevant moon-sighting or official determination is made.
Does the Ramadan Calendar 2027 show the same Sehri and Iftar times for every city?
No. Sehri, Fajr, Maghrib and Iftar times vary by location and date. Use the city search and location-specific timing pages for your own area.
Why do Ramadan 2027 dates sometimes differ between websites or countries?
Different countries and communities may follow different moon-sighting decisions, accepted criteria or official authorities, so the beginning of Ramadan can differ by a day.
Where can I find Ramadan 2027 prayer times?
Use the Prayer Times page and the city finder to check Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for your location.
When are the last ten nights of Ramadan 2027?
The last ten nights begin near the end of the fasting month. Their exact Gregorian dates depend on the confirmed first day of Ramadan.
When is Laylat al-Qadr in Ramadan 2027?
Laylat al-Qadr occurs during Ramadan and is sought especially in the last ten nights. Its exact night is not known in advance.
When is Eid al-Fitr 2027?
Eid al-Fitr follows the completion of Ramadan. Its exact date depends on the beginning and end of the lunar month, so advance dates should be treated as estimates until confirmed.