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Thursday - 27 August, 2026 12-Rabi Al Awwal-1448

Ramadan is the ninth and holiest month of the Islamic calendar. Ramadan 1448 begins on 08 February to 13 March. View fasting dates, prayer times and important Islamic events.

Ramadan 2027 (1448) Calendar

Hijri Date Gregorian Date Day
29-Sha-Aban-1448 08-February, 2027 Monday
1-Ramadan-1448 09-February, 2027 Tuesday
2-Ramadan-1448 10-February, 2027 Wednesday
3-Ramadan-1448 11-February, 2027 Thursday
4-Ramadan-1448 12-February, 2027 Friday
5-Ramadan-1448 13-February, 2027 Saturday
6-Ramadan-1448 14-February, 2027 Sunday
7-Ramadan-1448 15-February, 2027 Monday
8-Ramadan-1448 16-February, 2027 Tuesday
9-Ramadan-1448 17-February, 2027 Wednesday
10-Ramadan-1448 18-February, 2027 Thursday
11-Ramadan-1448 19-February, 2027 Friday
12-Ramadan-1448 20-February, 2027 Saturday
13-Ramadan-1448 21-February, 2027 Sunday
14-Ramadan-1448 22-February, 2027 Monday
15-Ramadan-1448 23-February, 2027 Tuesday
16-Ramadan-1448 24-February, 2027 Wednesday
17-Ramadan-1448 25-February, 2027 Thursday
18-Ramadan-1448 26-February, 2027 Friday
19-Ramadan-1448 27-February, 2027 Saturday
20-Ramadan-1448 28-February, 2027 Sunday
21-Ramadan-1448 01-March, 2027 Monday
22-Ramadan-1448 02-March, 2027 Tuesday
23-Ramadan-1448 03-March, 2027 Wednesday
24-Ramadan-1448 04-March, 2027 Thursday
25-Ramadan-1448 05-March, 2027 Friday
26-Ramadan-1448 06-March, 2027 Saturday
27-Ramadan-1448 07-March, 2027 Sunday
28-Ramadan-1448 08-March, 2027 Monday
29-Ramadan-1448 09-March, 2027 Tuesday
30-Ramadan-1448 10-March, 2027 Wednesday
1-Shawwal-1448 11-March, 2027 Thursday
2-Shawwal-1448 12-March, 2027 Friday

About Ramadan

Month of Fasting

Ramadan is the ninth month and a time when Muslims fast from dawn to sunset.

Qur’an Revelation

The Qur’an was first revealed during Ramadan, especially on Laylat al-Qadr.

Spiritual Elevation

Muslims increase prayer, charity, and seek nearness to Allah during this sacred month.

Night of Power

Laylat al-Qadr, the Night of Power, is better than a thousand months and falls in the last 10 nights.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Ramadan

What is Ramadan fasting?

Ramadan fasting (Sawm) involves abstaining from food, drink, smoking, and marital relations from dawn (Fajr) to sunset (Maghrib) throughout the month. It is one of the Five Pillars of Islam.
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. The dates vary each year based on lunar calculations.
Laylat al-Qadr (Night of Power) is believed to occur during the last ten nights of Ramadan, traditionally on the 27th night. It commemorates when the first verses of the Quran were revealed and is considered better than a thousand months.
Ramadan develops self-discipline, empathy for the less fortunate, spiritual purification, increased devotion to Allah, and strengthens the bond with the Muslim community.
Muslims should increase Quran recitation, perform extra prayers (Tarawih), give charity (Zakat and Sadaqah), seek forgiveness, and engage in dhikr and du'a.
I'tikaf is a spiritual retreat in the mosque, usually performed during the last ten days of Ramadan. It involves dedicating time exclusively to worship and seeking Laylat al-Qadr.