RAMADAN TIMETABLE CALENDER ALL CITIES 2027

What is the Ramadan timetable?

The Ramadan timetable is the daily calendar that lists the start of the fast at dawn (Fajr) and the fast-breaking at sunset (Maghrib) for every day of the month (29–30 days), together with the five daily prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha). It may also show Suhur (pre-dawn meal), optional Imsak (prudential margin before Fajr), Shuruk (sunrise), Tarawih (after Isha), and notes about Laylat al-Qadr and Zakat al-Fitr.

• Computation methods: widely used sets of twilight angles for Fajr/Isha such as MWL 18°/17°, ISNA 15°/15°, Egypt 19.5°/17.5°, Karachi 18°/18°, or Umm al-Qura (Fajr ≈18.5°, Isha often 90–120 minutes after Maghrib). Asr begins when an object’s shadow equals 1× (majority) or 2× (Hanafi) its length.
• Local variation: latitude/longitude, altitude, time zone/DST, school for Asr, and high-latitude adjustments (middle-of-the-night, one-seventh, angle-based, etc.).
• Start/end of Ramadan: announced by the competent religious authority (local crescent sighting or official declaration). Always follow your mosque/community’s timetable.