Ramadan Iftar and Suhoor Times
Connect Fajr and Maghrib with imsak, iftar, suhoor, and fasting hours by city.
During Ramadan, Fajr and Maghrib become daily planning anchors: Fajr relates to imsak and fasting start, while Maghrib relates to iftar.
The site treats Ramadan pages as practical planning content, not as official moon-sighting announcements.
What Fasting People Need
They need suhoor time, imsak, Fajr, iftar, Maghrib, and fasting duration for their city.
Monthly city tables help people see how Fajr and Maghrib change through the month.
Sources and Methodology
These links explain the general source or method behind the page. They do not turn the page into a personal ruling, and local calendars or authorities still take precedence when they differ.
- Official Umm al-Qura Calendar - Calendar reference; local moon-sighting and authority announcements remain practical references.
- World Salah Times methodology and accuracy limits - Internal explanation of calculated times and their limits.
- Correction policy - How to report a city, timing, or link issue.