Ramadan Countdown 2027
Ramadan
Expected date. The actual day may differ by one day depending on the moon sighting in your country.
When does Ramadan start?
Ramadan follows the Islamic lunar calendar, so it starts about 11 days earlier each year. The exact first day depends on the sighting of the new moon and can differ by a day between countries. The countdown uses the expected astronomical date; check with your local mosque or community for the confirmed start.
The countdown moves to the next Ramadan automatically once the month begins.
Share with family
Copy the link to send it to family and friends, or embed it on a community website. During the month, the fasting timer can help you follow the hours of the day.
Questions
Why might the date change?
The start depends on the moon sighting, which can move the first day by one day depending on where you live.
Does the countdown show Eid as well?
Not on this page. Use the countdown to a date to add Eid once it is announced.
Which time zone does it use?
Your device's time zone.