Daily suhoor and iftar times for 36 European cities, each calculated for that city's own coordinates and time zone. Pick your city for the full month, the length of every fast, the last ten nights and the expected date of Eid al-Fitr.
A Ramadan timetable — an imsakiye in Turkish — lists for every day of the month the moment suhoor ends and the moment the fast is broken. By astronomical calculation, Ramadan 2027 runs from 8 February 2027 to 8 March 2027, 29 days in all. Both moments depend on where you are, so choose your city below rather than using a national average.
These dates come from astronomical calculation. Mosques and national bodies announce the start of Ramadan and Eid on the basis of moon sighting, so your local date may differ by a day — confirm with your local mosque.
Every city below has its own page with the full 29-day timetable, the length of each fast, the odd nights of the last ten days and the expected Eid date:
Looking for daily prayer times outside Ramadan? See prayer times by city. For all 81 Turkish provinces, the Turkish site publishes a full imsakiye.
| Moment | Astronomical definition | What it marks |
|---|---|---|
| Suhoor ends (Fajr) | The sun reaches 18° below the horizon (true dawn) | Eating and drinking stop; the Fajr prayer window opens. |
| Iftar (Maghrib) | The moment the sun sets below the horizon | The fast is broken; the Maghrib prayer window opens. |
| Isha / Tarawih | The twilight disappears from the horizon | Isha begins; tarawih is prayed after it. |
Suhoor is not a separate time from Fajr — they are the same moment. The meal simply has to end when the Fajr athan is called. For the rules of the fast itself, see the Ramadan fasting guide, and for the night prayer, the tarawih guide.
Every timetable here is computed from the city's own latitude and longitude using the Muslim World League method (Fajr 18°, Isha 17°), in that city's IANA time zone — so summer-time changes are handled automatically rather than assumed away.
For cities in the far north, the angle-based high-latitude rule is applied, because above roughly 55° the sun does not always drop 18° below the horizon and Fajr and Isha would otherwise be undefined. If your local mosque publishes slightly different times, it is almost always a different Fajr or Isha angle rather than an error. More on the underlying astronomy in how prayer times are calculated.
Hatırla İslam keeps the countdown to iftar on your lock screen and in the Dynamic Island, sends the suhoor and iftar athan as notifications, and works offline once the timetable has loaded — free, with no subscription.
By astronomical calculation, Ramadan 2027 begins on 8 February 2027 and the last day of fasting is 8 March 2027 — 29 days in total. National bodies and mosques announce the start based on moon sighting, so your local date may fall a day earlier or later.
A Ramadan timetable lists, for every day of the month, the moment suhoor ends (the Fajr athan) and the moment the fast is broken (the Maghrib athan), usually alongside the five daily prayer times. In Turkish it is called an imsakiye, after imsak — the end of suhoor.
No — they mark the same moment. Suhoor is the meal eaten before dawn, and it must end when the Fajr athan is called, which is also when the Fajr prayer window opens. Many people stop eating five to ten minutes earlier as a precaution.
Iftar is the moment the sun sets, which depends entirely on latitude and longitude. Even within one country and one time zone, sunset can differ by ten minutes or more between cities — which is why each city here has its own page rather than one national timetable.
The further north you are, the more the length of the fast swings between winter and summer. Above roughly 55° latitude — Stockholm, Oslo, Gothenburg, Glasgow — the sun may not drop far enough below the horizon in midsummer for Fajr and Isha to be defined by the usual angle at all. These timetables use the angle-based high-latitude rule, which divides the short night proportionally.
Following this calculation, the first day of Eid al-Fitr in 2027 falls on 9 March 2027 — the day after the final fast. As with the start of Ramadan, the announced date depends on moon sighting and may shift by a day.
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