About Ramazan Calendar 2027
Ramazan Calendar 2027 was built for one reason: so that anyone in Pakistan can open one page and trust the Sehri and Iftar time they see. No conflicting timetables, no screenshots of unknown origin, no guessing. Just the timings for your city, calculated properly, for every fast of Ramadan 2027.
Why This Website Exists
Every Ramadan, the same problem appears. One timetable says Sehri ends at 5:53, another says 5:51, and a forwarded image on WhatsApp says something else entirely. For a fast, two minutes matter. Eating after Sehri has truly ended, or opening Iftar before Maghrib, can spoil a fast.
Ramazan Calendar 2027 exists to remove that doubt. Every timing on this website is calculated from your city’s exact location, using the method Pakistan’s own Islamic scholars rely on, and every result was checked against an independent prayer-times service before it went live. Where a date depends on the moon, we say so plainly, and we mark it expected until the official announcement is made.
The website is free, and it will stay free. No account, no sign-up, no payment. Open the page, find your city, and follow the timetable.
What You Will Find on Ramazan Calendar 2027
Everything below lives on the homepage, ready to use the moment Ramadan 2027 arrives, expected on 8 February 2027.
30-Day Calendar
The full month at a glance. Pick your city and see all 30 fasts with Sehri and Iftar times, Hijri dates, and how long each fast lasts. One timetable, no searching day by day.
View the calendarLive Countdown
The countdown runs on Pakistan time and updates every second. Before Ramadan it counts down to the first fast; during Ramadan it shows today’s timings and how much of the fast is left.
See the countdownDuas for Ramadan
The duas people actually look for in Ramadan: the three Ashra duas, the Sehri and Iftar duas, the Taraweeh tasbeeh, and the dua of Laylatul Qadr, each with Arabic text and English translation.
Read the duasKey Dates Guide
Moon sighting, the three Ashra, the odd nights of Laylatul Qadr, Chand Raat, and Eid, each with a live status that updates on its own as the dates approach.
See key datesZakat Calculator
Enter your cash, gold, silver, and business assets, and the calculator works out 2.5% Zakat at once. It also checks the nisab using the gold or silver rate you enter, so the result reflects today’s prices, not last year’s.
Calculate ZakatEid-ul-Fitr Guide
The expected Eid date, the Chand Raat moon sighting, Eid prayer guidance, the Sunnahs of Eid morning, and public holiday updates when the government announces them.
Read the Eid guideHow We Calculate Sehri and Iftar Timings
Three steps, applied the same way to every one of the 113 cities on this website.
Your City’s Exact Location
Timings are calculated from the latitude and longitude of each city. Karachi and Lahore do not share a timetable, and neither do any two cities on this website. Your times belong to your city alone.
The Karachi Method
We use the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method: Fajr at 18 degrees and Isha at 18 degrees. It is the calculation standard used across Pakistan. The Jafria option shifts Sehri 10 minutes earlier and Iftar 10 minutes later, following Fiqh Jafria practice.
Verified Before Publishing
Before the calendar went live, every city’s timings were checked against the Aladhan prayer times service. All 113 cities matched within one minute. Even so, local conditions vary, so a difference of a minute or two is normal, and your local masjid remains the final word.
Why Timings Can Differ Slightly
If two timetables disagree by a minute or two, it rarely means one of them is wrong.
Location. Even nearby cities differ. Sunrise and sunset depend on exact position, so two cities 50 km apart can have different Iftar times.
Method. Different calculation methods use different Fajr angles. A timetable built on 15 degrees will show a later Sehri end than one built on 18 degrees. Two timetables can both be honestly calculated and still disagree.
Local practice. Some masjids add a minute or two of caution to Sehri and Iftar. If your masjid’s time differs from ours by a minute or two, follow your masjid.
Our promise: no fake updates. Ramadan dates depend on the moon, and the moon cannot be scheduled by a website. Every date here is marked expected until the Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee announces the sighting. When that announcement comes, this page and the homepage are updated right away, including the first-fast date and whether Ramadan has 29 or 30 fasts.
Find Your City’s Timetable
The full 30-day calendar is ready. Pick your city and see every Sehri and Iftar time for Ramadan 2027.