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Ramadan 1448 · Milan

Muslim World League method (Fajr at 18°) · times on UTC+1 · fasts from 11h 45m to 13h 08m

DayDateSuhoor endsThe fastIftarLength
1 Mon 8 Feb 05:55
17:40 11h 45m
2 Tue 9 Feb 05:54
17:41 11h 47m
3 Wed 10 Feb 05:53
17:43 11h 50m
4 Thu 11 Feb 05:52
17:44 11h 52m
5 Fri 12 Feb 05:50
17:46 11h 56m
6 Sat 13 Feb 05:49
17:47 11h 58m
7 Sun 14 Feb 05:48
17:48 12h 00m
8 Mon 15 Feb 05:46
17:50 12h 04m
9 Tue 16 Feb 05:45
17:51 12h 06m
10 Wed 17 Feb 05:43
17:53 12h 10m
11 Thu 18 Feb 05:42
17:54 12h 12m
12 Fri 19 Feb 05:40
17:56 12h 16m
13 Sat 20 Feb 05:39
17:57 12h 18m
14 Sun 21 Feb 05:37
17:58 12h 21m
15 Mon 22 Feb 05:36
18:00 12h 24m
16 Tue 23 Feb 05:34
18:01 12h 27m
17 Wed 24 Feb 05:32
18:03 12h 31m
18 Thu 25 Feb 05:31
18:04 12h 33m
19 Fri 26 Feb 05:29
18:06 12h 37m
20 Sat 27 Feb 05:27
18:07 12h 40m
21 Sun 28 Feb 05:26
18:08 12h 42m
22 Mon 1 Mar 05:24
18:10 12h 46m
23 Tue 2 Mar 05:22
18:11 12h 49m
24 Wed 3 Mar 05:21
18:12 12h 51m
25 Thu 4 Mar 05:19
18:14 12h 55m
26 Fri 5 Mar 05:17
18:15 12h 58m
27 Sat 6 Mar 05:15
18:17 13h 02m
28 Sun 7 Mar 05:13
18:18 13h 05m
29 Mon 8 Mar 05:11
18:19 13h 08m
30 Tue 9 Marif the month has 30 days 05:09
18:21 13h 12m
06:00 09:00 12:00 15:00 18:00

These are calculated estimates. The start and end of Ramadan depend on the sighting of the moon and on your local religious authority, and the first fast may be a day later than printed. Row 30 is only fasted if the month runs to 30 days. Check your local mosque's timetable and follow it wherever the two differ.

Your health comes first. If you have diabetes, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or take medicine at set times or with food, talk to your doctor before Ramadan. Stop the fast and eat or drink if you feel faint, confused or unwell.

Fajr: sun 18° below the horizon · Maghrib: sunset · rounded to the minute getfasted.app/tools/ramadan-fasting-times