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Fasting hours and iftar countdowns

Today's fasting hours in every city on Muslim.Red Live, with a countdown to iftar or the end of suhoor, worked out in your own browser.

By the calculated calendar, Ramadan 1448 is expected to begin on Monday, February 8, 2027, with Eid al-Fitr on Tuesday, March 9, 2027. Each masjid announces its own start and end.

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    United States

    Alabama (1)

    Alaska (1)

    Arizona (2)

    California (6)

    Colorado (1)

    Connecticut (1)

    Florida (4)

    Georgia (1)

    Hawaii (1)

    Illinois (1)

    Indiana (1)

    Kentucky (1)

    Louisiana (1)

    Maryland (1)

    Massachusetts (1)

    Michigan (2)

    Minnesota (1)

    Missouri (2)

    Nebraska (1)

    Nevada (1)

    New Jersey (2)

    New Mexico (1)

    New York (2)

    North Carolina (2)

    Ohio (3)

    Oklahoma (1)

    Oregon (1)

    Pennsylvania (2)

    South Carolina (4)

    Tennessee (2)

    Texas (4)

    Utah (1)

    Virginia (1)

    Washington (1)

    Washington, DC (1)

    Wisconsin (1)

    Canada (7)

    Latin America and the Caribbean (5)

    Europe (22)

    Asia and the Middle East (31)

    Africa (17)

    Oceania (3)

    How these hours are worked out

    • The fast runs from Fajr to Maghrib, each worked out in your browser for the city's center, in its own time zone, with the method most masjids there use.
    • Fajr is shown at the minute it begins and never before; Maghrib, and so iftar, never before sunset.
    • In Ramadan, by the calculated calendar, each row counts down to iftar, and after Maghrib to the end of suhoor. On other days it counts down to Maghrib, for anyone keeping a voluntary fast.
    • A masjid's own published times are the ones to follow. Each city's page shows the masjids there that publish theirs on Muslim.Blue.

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