Ramadan Calendar 2027 Saudi Arabia - Sehri & Iftar Time

Ramadan calendar 2027 start date is expected to be on 7th February 2027 in Saudi Arabia, Muslims across the country will observe their first fast on 8th February, 2027. Also, the expected Ramadan ends in Saudi Arabia on 8th March 2027. In Saudi Arabia, the Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia officially declares the start of Ramadan after the confirmation of the crescent moon sighting, often with reports from various regional moon sighting committees.

Ramadan Starting Date 2027 in Saudi Arabia

Ramadan 2027 date in Saudi Arabia

8 Monday
Feb 2027
Ramadan 1 Ramadan 1448 AH
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Ramadan Timetable 2027 Saudi Arabia - Today Sehri & Iftar Time

The Ramadan calendar of 2027 Saudi Arabia will reveal the timetable for the Sehri and Iftars in the cities. These timings vary from one city to another due to geographical differences. The sighting of the moon indicates that Ramadan in Saudi Arabia will start in the country on February 8th, 2027. The aim of Ramadan 2027 Saudi Arabia is to burn away the sins that hide us from the presence of Allah (SWT). The Sehri times in major cities like Riyadh, Makkah, Jeddah, Dammam, Al Madina, Al jubail, Al Khobar, Tabuk, Al Kharj, Hofuf are the same as Fajar time, while Iftar time coincides with Maghrib prayer at sunset.

Sehri & Iftar Timings in Major Saudi Arabia Cities

City Sehr Iftar
Medina 05:03 am 05:50 pm
Sultanah 05:03 am 05:50 pm
Ad Dammam 04:22 am 05:06 pm
Buraydah 04:46 am 05:31 pm
Riyadh 04:35 am 05:21 pm
Jeddah 05:04 am 05:54 pm
Mecca 05:01 am 05:52 pm
Tayif 04:59 am 05:50 pm
Khamis Mushayt 04:48 am 05:43 pm
Tabuk 05:16 am 05:58 pm
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Ramadan 2027 Saudi Arabia Dates

  • Moon Sighting: Sunday, 7 February 2027 (expected).
  • First Roza: Monday, 8 February 2027.
  • Expected Last Roza: around 8 March 2027. (concluding with Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations).

Saudi Ramadan Calendar 2027

The schedule displays daily dates, Sehri and Iftar times across Saudi Arabia. Timings vary by city for Makkah, Madinah, Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam based on local sunset and sunrise. A downloadable ramadan 2027 saudi arabia calendar pdf is also available for offline tracking.

Who Announces the Ramadan Moon in Saudi Arabia?

  • Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia makes the announcement
  • Moon sighting committees in different regions send reports to the court
  • The Umm al-Qura calendar is used as a guide for planning

Ramadan Timing in Saudi Arabia

  • Work and school hours are usually shorter
  • Restaurants open mostly after Maghrib
  • Streets and markets stay busy late at night

Where Muslims Celebrate Mostly Ramadan in Saudi Arabia?

  • Makkah: Millions pray at Masjid al-Haram for Taraweeh and Qiyam
  • Madinah: Masjid an-Nabawi hosts free iftar tables for visitors
  • Riyadh & Jeddah: Family gatherings, malls and markets open until Suhoor

Best Food Spots for Iftar & Suhoor in Saudi Arabia

  • Al-Balad (Jeddah): Best spot for local street snacks like Luqaimat, Foul and Baleela.
  • Al Baik (Nationwide): Go-to place for fast fried chicken at Iftar.
  • Abraj Al-Bait (Makkah): Convenient food court outside the Grand Mosque serving Mandi and Shawarma.
  • Prophet's Mosque Souqs (Madinah): Great for buying fresh dates, Gahwa and warm Hijazi soups.
  • Al-Bathaa & Tents (Riyadh): Features a mix of street food stalls and late-night Ramadan dining tents.

Ramadan Style and Traditions in Saudi Arabia

  • Iftar: Starts with dates and Arabic coffee then samboosa, harees, kabsa and sobia
  • Ghabga: A late-night meal or gathering before sehri
  • Free iftar (tables): Families and charities set up long tables outside mosques
  • Qiyam & Taraweeh: Long night prayers especially in the last ten nights

Famous Mosques in Saudi Arabia During Ramadan

  • Masjid al-Haram (Makkah): The holiest mosque with the biggest Ramadan crowds in the world
  • Masjid an-Nabawi (Madinah): The Prophet's Mosque visited heavily for Taraweeh and Laylat al-Qadr
  • Quba Mosque (Madinah): The first mosque in Islam visited by many pilgrims

Charity in Saudi Arabia During Ramadan

  • Free iftar meals at mosques and roadsides
  • Food baskets through registered charities
  • Zakat al-Fitr before Eid prayer

A Final Reminder: The Prophet ﷺ said:

"Whoever fasts Ramadan out of faith and in the hope of reward, his previous sins will be forgiven." (Sahih al-Bukhari, Book 32, Hadith no. 2014).

Whether you are under the umbrellas in Madinah or in a small flat in Khobar, make every second of this winter Ramadan count.

What is the Expected Date of Ramadan 2027 in Saudi Arabia?

Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin on February 8, 2027, based on the sighting of the crescent moon in Saudi Arabia, and may vary slightly depending on local observations.

When Does Ramadan 2027 Start and End in Saudi Arabia?

Ramadan 2027 is expected to start on February 8 and conclude around 8th March 2027 in Saudi Arabia, subject to lunar sightings at the beginning and end of the month for official confirmation.

What is Sehri time in Saudi Arabia?

Today Sehri Time in Medina is 05:03 AM on 22 October, 2026

What is Iftar Time in Saudi Arabia?

Today Iftar Time in Medina is 05:50 PM on 22 October, 2026

Latest Reviews on Saudi Arabia Ramadan Timings
Riyadh Ramadan Timings

Having the full 30-day Ramadan calendar for Riyadh available in advance is fantastic for planning family Iftar gatherings and office schedules. It’s better than waiting for daily updates elsewhere.

  • Ahmed , Riyadh
Makkah Ramadan Timings

JazakAllah for the Makkah schedule! Honestly, there’s nothing like the atmosphere of Ramadan in the Holy City, but even there, you really need to keep a close eye on the clock because of how massive the crowds are. If you’re planning to open your fast inside the Haram, you have to be there so early just to find a spot.

  • Hidaya , Makkah
Dammam Ramadan Timings

JazakAllah for the timings! Living here in Dammam, the shift work at the plant can get pretty exhausting, so I really needed a reliable schedule to manage my sleep and Sehri. It’s a bit lonely being away from home, but seeing the Iftar time approach makes the day go by faster. May Allah accept our efforts and make this month easy for us expats.

  • Moazzam , Dammam
Jeddah Ramadan Timings

JazakAllah for the update! Having the Jeddah schedule in one place makes things so much easier, especially for managing office timings and Iftar prep. May Allah accept our fasts and ibadat this year. Remember me and my family in your special duas, brothers.

  • Haris , Jeddah
Riyadh Ramadan Timings

jazakAllah... riyadh timings are hard to find in one place like this especially with both fiqas. really useful for those of us living here or having family in saudi. the countdown for iftar is a life saver when ur tired after work. keep it up and keep us in prayers.

  • Tayyab , Riyadh