About Ramadan
From dawn until sunset, fasting Muslims abstain from food and drink. Daily prayer times—especially Fajr and Maghrib—are particularly useful during Ramadan because they frame the beginning and end of each fasting day.
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Hijri calendar and a month of fasting, prayer and reflection for Muslims around the world.
1 Ramadan 1448 AH · 8 February 2027
Note: Official observance may differ by one day according to local moon-sighting announcements.
From dawn until sunset, fasting Muslims abstain from food and drink. Daily prayer times—especially Fajr and Maghrib—are particularly useful during Ramadan because they frame the beginning and end of each fasting day.
The exact start of Ramadan may differ by one day between countries depending on official moon-sighting announcements.
Choose your city to follow Fajr, Maghrib and the rest of the daily prayer schedule.
Ramadan is shown as 1 Ramadan 1448 AH, corresponding to 8 February 2027.
142 days remain until Ramadan according to the displayed calendar date.
The Hijri date shown for this occasion is 1 Ramadan 1448 AH.
The corresponding Gregorian date shown is 8 February 2027.
Yes. Lunar month beginnings can differ by one day depending on official moon-sighting decisions, so follow your local authority when an observation-based date is required.