Ramadan 2026 Fasting Schedule — Calendar, Suhoor & Iftar

Get your Ramadan 2026 fasting schedule with Suhoor and Iftar times. Full 30-day Ramadan calendar with fasting durations for Europe, Middle East, and Asia. When is Ramadan 2026?

About the Ramadan 2026 Fasting Schedule — Calendar, Suhoor & Iftar

Ramadan 2026 begins on approximately 17 February 2026, following the lunar calendar (the exact date shifts by approximately 10 days each year). At that time of year, fasting in Europe is around 13–14 hours — shorter than a summer Ramadan would be. This Ramadan 2026 fasting schedule calculator generates a full 30-day Suhoor and Iftar prayer calendar for your city, with exact times based on solar calculations.

Ramadan fasting hours vary significantly by location. Muslims in northern Europe fasting during a winter Ramadan fast 13–14 hours, while those in Southeast Asia or the Middle East fast 13–15 hours year-round. Knowing your exact Ramadan calendar in advance is essential for meal preparation, prayer scheduling, and work or school arrangements. Pre-configured cities include major Muslim diaspora centers across Europe, the Middle East, and South Asia.

The Ramadan calendar also includes practical nutrition guidance for each fasting duration. Suhoor (the pre-dawn food) should include complex carbohydrates, protein, and plenty of water for sustained energy. Iftar (the meal breaking the fast at Maghrib prayer time) is traditionally opened with dates and water, followed by a balanced food intake. The full 30-day calendar is printable for use throughout the holy month.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin on approximately 17 February 2026 and end on approximately 18 March 2026, depending on the moon sighting. The exact start of Ramadan 2026 may vary by one day based on local moon sighting practices. The lunar calendar means Ramadan shifts approximately 10 days earlier each year compared to the Gregorian calendar.