Ramadan & Iftar Countdown
See how long until the next expected Ramadan, and today's Iftar and Suhoor times for your location — calculated in your browser, nothing sent anywhere.
Countdown to Ramadan
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Expected date, based on published astronomical predictions — the confirmed start depends on local moon sighting and may shift by a day.
Today's Iftar & Suhoor times
Frequently asked questions
How accurate are the expected Ramadan dates?
They're based on published astronomical predictions, but the actual start of Ramadan is confirmed by moon sighting and can fall a day earlier or later depending on your country's religious authority. Treat these as planning dates, and confirm locally as Ramadan approaches.
How are Iftar and Suhoor times calculated?
Iftar time is sunset (Maghrib) and the end of Suhoor is dawn (Fajr, calculated at 18° below the horizon — the Muslim World League convention). Both are computed from your device's location using standard solar position formulas, entirely in your browser.
Why does it ask for my location?
Sunset and dawn times depend on exactly where you are. Your coordinates are used only to run the calculation in your browser — nothing is sent to a server or stored.