Ramadan 2027Countdown
How many days until Ramadan? Follow the live countdown to the expected first fasting day, explore the provisional calendar and find prayer times for your city.
Monday, 8 February 2027
Estimated date · subject to moon sighting
Countdown to 00:00 on 8 February in your device’s time zone, not to Fajr or the start of the Islamic night.
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Plan around your
local prayer times.
Suhoor and iftar times depend on where you are. Open the prayer times directory to find your city and check its daily schedule.
Ramadan at a glance
A provisional calendar starting on 8 February 2027.
1448 AH / 2027
Provisional dates: 8 February–8 March for 29 days, or through 9 March for 30 days.
These dates may shift with your local moon-sighting announcement. Day 30 applies only if Ramadan lasts 30 days. This is not a confirmed Eid calendar.
Prepare, one small step at a time.
Set a simple intention
Choose a realistic daily routine for prayer, reflection and reading. Leave space for rest, work and family.
Plan your evenings
Think ahead about meals, time with loved ones and visits to your local mosque. A little planning can make the month calmer.
Stay connected locally
Look out for your mosque’s Ramadan announcement, prayer schedule and community arrangements.
Ramadan 2027 FAQs
When is Ramadan 2027 expected to begin?
The opening night is expected to be Sunday, 7 February 2027, with the first fasting day on Monday, 8 February. These dates are provisional and may differ by location.
Why can the start date differ between countries?
Communities may follow different moon-sighting announcements or calendar authorities. Follow the announcement accepted by your local community.
Does this countdown show when my fast begins?
No. It counts down to midnight at the start of the expected first fasting date in your device’s time zone. Use a verified local timetable for the actual beginning and end of each day’s fast.
Where can I find my city’s suhoor and iftar times?
Visit the Azanly prayer times directory to find your city’s prayer schedule. Check the displayed calculation settings and your local mosque’s guidance for Ramadan.
Is the 30th day guaranteed?
No. Ramadan lasts 29 or 30 days. The last card is conditional, and the full date guide may shift if the locally announced first day differs.