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Ramadan 2026 — Iftar and Sehri Times for Your City

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Ramadan 2026 begins February 28. Accurate Iftar (sunset) and Sehri (pre-dawn) times are essential for 2 billion Muslims worldwide. Fasting hours vary dramatically by location — from 11 hours near the equator to 18+ hours in northern latitudes. This calculator provides precise times for your city.

Concept Fundamentals
Feb 28
Ramadan Start
2026
2B+
Muslims
Worldwide
~11 hrs
Shortest Fast
Equator
18+ hrs
Longest Fast
Northern Europe

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Why: Iftar and Sehri times vary by latitude and longitude. Muslims in northern latitudes fast up to 18+ hours while those near the equator fast ~11 hours. Accurate times ensure proper observance and spiritual preparation.

How: We use astronomical calculations based on the sun's position: Fajr (astronomical twilight, 18° below horizon) and Maghrib (sunset). Sehri ends ~10 minutes before Fajr; Iftar is at Maghrib. Times shift daily as Ramadan progresses.

Iftar and Sehri times for 10+ cities30-day fasting duration trend
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Find Your Prayer TimesGet precise Iftar and Sehri times for your city during Ramadan 2026
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Next Sehri at 5:05 AM

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TODAY'S PRAYER TIMES — MECCA

🌙Sehri (before Fajr)5:05 AM
🕌Fajr5:15 AM
☀️Sunrise6:30 AM
🕌Dhuhr12:20 PM
🕌Asr3:40 PM
🌅Iftar (Maghrib)6:10 PM
🕌Isha7:25 PM
Today's Fast Duration
13h 5m
Ramadan Day
Outside Ramadan
Ramadan Progress
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30-DAY RAMADAN CALENDAR — MECCA

Day 1
Feb 28
Sehri 5:05 AM
Iftar 6:10 PM
13h 5m
Day 2
Mar 1
Sehri 5:05 AM
Iftar 6:10 PM
13h 5m
Day 3
Mar 2
Sehri 5:04 AM
Iftar 6:11 PM
13h 7m
Day 4
Mar 3
Sehri 5:04 AM
Iftar 6:11 PM
13h 7m
Day 5
Mar 4
Sehri 5:03 AM
Iftar 6:12 PM
13h 9m
Day 6
Mar 5
Sehri 5:03 AM
Iftar 6:12 PM
13h 9m
Day 7
Mar 6
Sehri 5:02 AM
Iftar 6:13 PM
13h 11m
Day 8
Mar 7
Sehri 5:02 AM
Iftar 6:13 PM
13h 11m
Day 9
Mar 8
Sehri 5:01 AM
Iftar 6:14 PM
13h 13m
Day 10
Mar 9
Sehri 5:01 AM
Iftar 6:14 PM
13h 13m
Day 11
Mar 10
Sehri 5:00 AM
Iftar 6:15 PM
13h 15m
Day 12
Mar 11
Sehri 5:00 AM
Iftar 6:15 PM
13h 15m
Day 13
Mar 12
Sehri 4:59 AM
Iftar 6:16 PM
13h 17m
Day 14
Mar 13
Sehri 4:59 AM
Iftar 6:16 PM
13h 17m
Day 15
Mar 14
Sehri 4:58 AM
Iftar 6:17 PM
13h 19m
Day 16
Mar 15
Sehri 4:58 AM
Iftar 6:17 PM
13h 19m
Day 17
Mar 16
Sehri 4:57 AM
Iftar 6:18 PM
13h 21m
Day 18
Mar 17
Sehri 4:57 AM
Iftar 6:18 PM
13h 21m
Day 19
Mar 18
Sehri 4:56 AM
Iftar 6:19 PM
13h 23m
Day 20
Mar 19
Sehri 4:56 AM
Iftar 6:19 PM
13h 23m
Day 21
Mar 20
Sehri 4:55 AM
Iftar 6:20 PM
13h 25m
Day 22
Mar 21
Sehri 4:55 AM
Iftar 6:20 PM
13h 25m
Day 23
Mar 22
Sehri 4:54 AM
Iftar 6:21 PM
13h 27m
Day 24
Mar 23
Sehri 4:54 AM
Iftar 6:21 PM
13h 27m
Day 25
Mar 24
Sehri 4:53 AM
Iftar 6:22 PM
13h 29m
Day 26
Mar 25
Sehri 4:53 AM
Iftar 6:22 PM
13h 29m
Day 27
Mar 26
Sehri 4:52 AM
Iftar 6:23 PM
13h 31m
Day 28
Mar 27
Sehri 4:52 AM
Iftar 6:23 PM
13h 31m
Day 29
Mar 28
Sehri 4:51 AM
Iftar 6:24 PM
13h 33m
Day 30
Mar 29
Sehri 4:51 AM
Iftar 6:24 PM
13h 33m

FASTING DURATION TREND

Day 1 (13.1h)Day 15Day 30 (13.6h)
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📊 Your Ramadan Fasting Stats

Total Fasting Hours (Month)
~400h

Est. based on current day's duration × 30

Longest Fasting Day
13h 33m

Near summer solstice (Day 30)

Shortest Fasting Day
13h 5m

Day 1 of Ramadan

Hydration Window
~10h

Hours for eating & drinking today

For educational and informational purposes only. Verify with a qualified professional.

🕌 When Is Iftar Today?

During Ramadan 2026 (February 28 – March 30), Iftar is the meal eaten at sunset (Maghrib) to break the daily fast. In Mecca, today's Iftar is at approximately 6:10 PM. Sehri (pre-dawn meal) must be completed before Fajr prayer, approximately 5:05 AM. Fasting lasts about 13 hours and 5 minutes today.

📋 Key Facts About Ramadan 2026

  • Dates: Ramadan 2026 runs from February 28 to March 30, corresponding to Ramadan 1447 AH in the Islamic calendar.
  • Observers: Approximately 1.8 billion Muslims worldwide observe Ramadan, making it one of the largest annual religious observances.
  • Fasting hours: Depending on latitude, fasting lasts between 11 and 16 hours. Cities near the equator (Jakarta, ~12h) have shorter fasts than northern cities (London, ~14h at end of Ramadan).
  • Calculation methods: Prayer times use the sun's position. Common methods include ISNA (North America), MWL (Muslim World League), and Umm al-Qura (Saudi Arabia). Differences are typically 1-5 minutes.
  • Annual shift: Ramadan moves approximately 10-12 days earlier each year because the Islamic lunar calendar is 354 days vs. the Gregorian 365 days.
  • Laylat al-Qadr: The Night of Power falls in the last 10 nights, commonly the 27th night. It is considered more valuable than 1,000 months of worship.

💡 Did You Know?

🌍Ramadan is observed by 1.8 billion Muslims — roughly 24% of the world's population fast from dawn to sunset for 30 daysSource: Pew Research
🕌The word "Ramadan" comes from the Arabic root "ramida" meaning scorching heat — it was named when the month first fell in summerSource: Islamic Encyclopedia
📅Ramadan moves ~10 days earlier each year. In 2030 it will fall in January, and by 2035 in November — completing a full seasonal cycle every 33 yearsSource: Islamic Calendar
The longest Ramadan fasts are in Scandinavian countries — up to 22 hours in summer. The shortest are near the equator at ~12 hours year-roundSource: IslamicFinder

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

📚 Sources & Calculation Methods

Times are approximate and based on astronomical calculations. Always confirm with your local mosque or Islamic authority. Last updated: February 2026.

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