Ramadan Calendar 2027 - Sehri & Iftar Time 1448 Hijri

Ramadan 2027 crescent moon is expected to begin on Sunday evening, February 7, 2027. First day of fasting starting on Monday, February 8, 2027 both Arab countries (such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE) and South Asian nations (including Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh). View daily Sehr and Iftar schedules along with Ramadan 2027 Hijri and Gregorian dates.

Ramadan 2027 Dates in Arab Region (Expected)

Event Date Day
Ramadan Start (Evening) February 7, 2027 Sunday
First Fast (Roza) February 8, 2027 Monday
Ramadan Ends March 8, 2027 Monday

Ramadan Calendar 2027 By Popular Cities

Ramadan calendar helps to find Sehr and Iftar time in all major cities of the world.

City Sehri Iftar
Makkah 04:59 am 5:57 pm
Al Madina 05:00 am 5:56 pm
Jakarta 04:20 am 5:47 pm
Dhaka 04:39 am 5:34 pm
Karachi 05:13 am 6:06 pm
Cairo 04:29 am 5:25 pm
New York 05:51 am 6:16 pm
Lagos 05:16 am 6:33 pm
Istanbul 05:43 am 6:25 pm
Lahore 04:44 am 5:32 pm
Tehran 04:45 am 5:30 pm
Baghdad 04:43 am 5:30 pm
Kuala Lumpur 05:47 am 7:01 pm
Ankara 05:28 am 6:10 pm
Islamabad 04:48 am 5:35 pm
Chittagong 04:33 am 5:29 pm
Kabul 04:31 am 5:20 pm
Alexandria 04:34 am 5:30 pm
Dehli 05:02 am 5:53 pm
London 05:32 am 6:08 pm
Mumbai 05:19 am 6:17 pm
Cape Town 04:37 am 7:01 pm

Importance of Ramadan in Islam

Ramadan holds a special place in Islam as a main pillar and the month of the Quran. Wherever you are the spiritual core is identical even if fasting times and start dates differ.

  • Fasting from dawn to sunset builds patience, self-control and gratitude.
  • Nights are spent in extra prayer, Quran recitation and dua.
  • Charity, Zakat, Sadaqah and shared Iftar meals increase significantly during this month.

The Three Ashras of Ramadan

Ramadan is divided into three ten-day Ashras in both Arab and South Asian cultures.

  • First Ashra (Mercy / Rahmah): A time to focus on getting into the habit of fasting and prayer.
  • Second Ashra (Forgiveness / Maghfirah): All about seeking forgiveness and making extra dua.
  • Third Ashra (Salvation / Nijat): marked by intense worship and seeking Laylatul Qadr.

Laylatul Qadr — The Night of Power

The final ten nights of Ramadan are deeply special because of Laylatul Qadr (the Night of Power) a night described in the Quran as better than a thousand months.

  • Laylatul Qadr is hidden in the odd nights of the final ten days.
  • People spend these nights in extra prayer, Quran recitation and dua.
  • Many also do Itikaf staying in the mosque to focus entirely on worship.

Ramadan Traditions Around the World

A few practices are shared almost everywhere Ramadan is observed, regardless of country:

  • Iftar Meals: Families, neighbors, and often the less fortunate are invited to break the fast together, turning the meal into an act of community and charity.
  • Taraweeh Prayers: Nightly prayers at the mosque where they recite long portions of the Quran usually finishing the whole book before the month is over.
  • Zakat and Sadaqah: People give way more charity during Ramadan especially to help out the needy and displaced.

When is Ramadan 2027?

Ramadan starts on February 8, 2027 and ends on March 8 2027, depending on moon sighting.

Which country has the longest fasting period during Ramadan?

Countries in the far north, like Greenland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden have the longest daily fasting hours.

Which country has the shortest period of fasting during Ramadan 2027?

Northern Hemisphere countries like Canada and the UK will have the shortest daily fasts of 11 to 12 hours during Ramadan 2027.

Latest Comments On Ramadan 2027

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  • Aleeza , Faisalabad

Muslims over the world take naps from dawn to dusk and schedule the majority of their activities around Sehri and Iftar hours. To emphasize the significance of Ramadan, we must remember every single thing that took place during the month. These days, there is less emphasis on the battle of Badr on the 27th day of Ramadan.

  • Asif, Hyderabad
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