Ramadanfold

Your family's Ramadan pack, ready to print

Suhoor and iftar times for your city, a chart for each child and a shared Quran plan, in one printable pack. Free, and nothing leaves your browser.

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Where and when

About 3,000 cities. Not listed? Pick the nearest one, or type the coordinates.

Expected 8 February 2027 by the Umm al-Qura calendar. Confirm with your mosque and change it to the date they announce.

Days in the month

The last day is confirmed by sighting. The Umm al-Qura calendar expects 29 this year.

CalculationMuslim World League, Asr Standard, high latitude angle based, 24-hour clock

Fajr when the sun is 18 degrees below the horizon, Isha at 17 degrees. Widely used in Europe and much of the world.

Asr

Standard (Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali): a shadow as long as its object. Hanafi: twice as long, so Asr is later.

Where twilight lasts all night, Fajr and Isha are kept to a share of the night. Only needed far north or south.

degrees

Empty uses the method's angle.

degrees

Empty uses the method's angle.

min

Added every day. Negative is earlier.

min

Added every day, such as 2 to match a mosque.

Clock

Children's charts

A fasting tracker, a good-deed chart or both, with each child's name in any script. Up to 6 children.

No children added yet.

Quran reading plan

Who reads, and how much. The 604 pages are shared out evenly, in order.

Target

No readers added yet.

Readers marked weekend only read on these days.

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Paper

Choose your city first.

The month's timetable

Choose your city above and the whole month appears here: suhoor, iftar and every prayer time, day by day.

Times are calculated; follow your local mosque for the start of the month and for prayer times.

Children's charts

Add a child in step 2 and their chart appears here.

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Your pack saves itself as you go, in this browser only. A backup file keeps a copy you can move to another browser.

How the pack is made

  1. The times are calculated from the sun. Fajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for every day of the month, by the method you choose, named on every page you print.
  2. The month starts when your mosque says. The expected first day is filled in for you; change it to the date your mosque announces, and choose 29 or 30 days.
  3. The reading plan is plain arithmetic. The 604 pages, or a juz a day, shared evenly across the people reading, with weekend readers given weekend days.

Times are calculated; follow your local mosque for the start of the month and for prayer times.

Every rule is on how the times are worked out. Only need the times? The Ramadan timetable for your city is on its own page. For the run up to the month, see the guides, the free printables and the FAQ.