Edmonton Ramadan Timing 2026 (Today Sehri & Iftar Time Calendar)
Ramadan Calendar 2026 Edmonton is all about Edmonton Ramadan time including today Sehri Time at 06:53 and iftar time at 4:50 . Today, on Saturday 17 Jan, 2026 is 28 Rajab 1447 of the islamic month.
There is a few minutes difference in Fiqa Jafria Sehr o Iftar Time in Edmonton which is as follows Shia Sehri Time: 06:43 and Iftar Time: 05:00.
However, there are different variations of this name. It is called Ramadan in Arabic and other pronunciations are also common in different parts of the world like Ramzan, Ramazan, Ramadhan, and Ramathan. The Islamic calendar is usually ten to twelve days shorter than the Georgian calendar and Iftar time in Edmonton varies each year. It is a reason that a large number of people utilize the Ramadan calendar 2026 Edmonton to check Roza or Iftar time and Edmonton Sehri time.
The Muslim population living in Edmonton can remain updated with the Ramadan Calendar 2026 Edmonton and can analyze the number of fasting hours. Besides Sehri or Suhoor and Iftar time in Edmonton today, you can also view prayer timings, Qibla direction, and other information about Edmonton on other pages.
Edmonton Ramadan 2026: Fasting in the Frozen North
Fasting in Edmonton during the peak of winter is a gritty experience that really tests your resolve. For 2026, Ramadan is expected to land around February 17, but the local community doesn't start the countdown until the Hilal Committee of Canada or the scholars at Markaz-ul-Islam officially confirm the moon sighting. Once the news breaks, the city’s North and South sides sync up for the first sehri time Edmonton.
Weather in Ramadan: Surviving the -20°C Chill
The weather is the biggest hurdle here. You are looking at temperatures between -10°C and -25°C. Scraping ice off your windshield at 5:00 AM just to get to the masjid is a standard part of the routine. The only silver lining? Since it’s winter, the sun sets early, so iftar time Edmonton comes much faster than the brutal 19-hour fasts we see in the summer.
Taraweeh and Prayers: Search for Shab-e-Qadr
When the city freezes over at night, the mosques become warm sanctuaries. During the final ten nights, people push through the exhaustion to find Shab-e-Qadr (the Night of Power), staying up until dawn in deep prayer.
- Al Rashid Mosque: As the oldest mosque in the country, this is the heart of the city. The energy during the 27th night here is something you have to see to believe.
- MAC Rahma Mosque: This is the massive go-to spot on the South side. It’s always buzzing with students and families gathered for late-night Tahajjud and community spirit.
Food for Sehri and Iftaar
In Edmonton’s dry, cold climate, the food is all about staying hydrated and keeping the body warm.
- Sehri (The Pre-Dawn Fuel): Most people go for slow-burning energy like oatmeal with nuts, eggs, and plenty of yogurt to fight off thirst during the dry day.
- Iftar (The Break): It starts with dates, followed by piping hot soups (like Harira or Lentil) to thaw out. Samosas and meat pies are almost always on the table as a treat.
Top Local Food Spots
- Taste of Pakistan (Sehri): Their heavy Nihari and Naan are legendary for keeping you full in the cold.
- Turquaz Kebab House (Iftar): Perfect for huge grilled platters and fresh bread when you’re too tired to cook.
The real beauty of the month shows up in the small, unglamorous moments, like when a neighbor shovels your sidewalk before Sehri or someone hands you a steaming cup of tea in the masjid parking lot.
This sense of community is anchored in a beautiful teaching of the Prophet (ï·º):
"The most beloved of people to Allah are those who are most beneficial to people." (Al-Mu’jam al-Awsat, 6026)
Whether it’s jumping a stranger’s car battery in the freezing dark or making sure an elderly neighbor has a hot meal, Edmontonians prove every year that the colder the weather, the warmer the hearts. At the end of the day, the fast is about the soul, but the community is what keeps the body moving.
When Edmonton Ramadan Time 2026 is expected?
Ramadan starts in Edmonton 2026 is expected to take place on the evening of Tuesday, February 17. Subsequently, the first day of fasting is anticipated to occur on Wednesday, February 18th.
What is today's Sehri and Iftar timing in Edmonton as per Fiqh Hanafi?
Today Sehri time in Edmonton is 06:53 am and Iftar time in Edmonton as per Fiqa Hanafi is 4:50 pm as on 17 Jan, 2026.
What is today's Sehri and Iftar timing in Edmonton as per Fiqh Jafria?
Today Sehri time in Edmonton is 06:43 am and Iftar time in Edmonton as per Fiqa Jafria is 05:00 pm as on 17 Jan, 2026.
What is Edmonton Ramadan Sehri and Iftar time today?
Today Sehri and Iftar times in Edmonton are as follows:
- Today Sehri time in Edmonton is 06:53 am
- Today Iftar time in Edmonton is 4:50 pm
Edmonton Sehri End Time?
Today 17 Jan, 2026 Edmonton Sehri End Time is 06:53 .
How Long Fasting Time Today?
Today fasting time in Edmonton is around 9 hours 57 minutes.
Edmonton Fasting Start and End Time
Today 17 Jan, 2026 Sehri time ends at 06:53 and Iftar time starts at 4:50 .
Ramadan 2026 Edmonton Start and End Date
This year Ramadan in Edmonton is expected to start on 17 February and ends on 18 March 2026.