Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027: Best 30 Day Free Guide

Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027 gives you every suhoor and iftar time for the blessed month, from the expected first fast on Monday, 8 February 2027 to Eid al Fitr in early March. Whether you live in Back Bay, Cambridge, Roxbury or Quincy, this guide helps you plan each day with confidence.

Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027 with suhoor and iftar times
Happy Ramadan Mubarak 2027
Quick facts about the Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027
  • Expected first fast: Monday, 8 February 2027 (1 Ramadan 1448 AH)
  • Expected Eid al Fitr: Tuesday, 9 March 2027, or 10 March if the month completes 30 days
  • Iftar in Boston: about 5:05 PM at the start and 5:42 PM at the end
  • Fast length: about 11.5 hours rising to nearly 13 hours

Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027: Key Dates at a Glance

The Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027 follows the Islamic lunar calendar, where Ramadan is the ninth month. Because a lunar year is about 11 days shorter than the solar year, Ramadan arrives earlier every year. In 2027 it falls in the heart of a New England winter, which means short days, cold evenings and fasts that are gentler than the long summer fasts of recent years.

Astronomical calculations place the new crescent after sunset on Sunday, 7 February 2027, so the first fast is expected on Monday, 8 February. The final date always depends on moon sighting, and Boston mosques may announce either a calculated start or a local sighting. Treat any calendar, including ours, as a planning tool and confirm with your own masjid.

Why the Dates Can Differ by One Day

Some communities follow the Umm al Qura calculation, others follow local or global moon sighting, and some follow ISNA guidelines. Each method is valid within the scholarly tradition, so a neighbour may begin one day apart from you. This is normal and not a cause for worry.

Boston Ramadan Timetable 2027: How the Times Are Calculated

Our Boston Ramadan Timetable 2027 uses the coordinates of downtown Boston (42.36 N, 71.06 W) and the ISNA method, with Fajr and Isha at 15 degrees. Iftar equals Maghrib at sunset. Asr uses the standard (Shafi, Maliki, Hanbali) shadow ratio.

Daylight Saving Time Does Not Affect Ramadan 2027

Daylight saving time in the United States begins on Sunday, 14 March 2027. Ramadan ends before that date, so every time below is in Eastern Standard Time and no clock change is needed during the month.

Small Differences Between Sources

Expect a difference of one to three minutes between this schedule and your masjid. Many masjids add a safety margin of a few minutes to Fajr and Maghrib. If your masjid publishes its own times, follow those.

Full 30 Day Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027 Table

Here is the complete Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027, shown day by day. Suhoor ends at Fajr, and you break your fast at Maghrib. Highlighted rows are the odd nights of the last ten days, when Laylatul Qadr is most likely to occur. Day 30 applies only if Ramadan completes 30 days.

Ramadan fasting timetable 2027 for Boston, Massachusetts
DayWeekdayDateSuhoor Ends (Fajr)SunriseDhuhrAsrIftar (Maghrib)Isha
1MonFeb 85:32 AM6:51 AM11:59 AM2:42 PM5:05 PM6:25 PM
2TueFeb 95:31 AM6:50 AM11:59 AM2:43 PM5:07 PM6:26 PM
3WedFeb 105:30 AM6:49 AM11:59 AM2:44 PM5:08 PM6:27 PM
4ThuFeb 115:29 AM6:47 AM11:59 AM2:45 PM5:09 PM6:28 PM
5FriFeb 125:28 AM6:46 AM11:59 AM2:46 PM5:11 PM6:29 PM
6SatFeb 135:26 AM6:45 AM11:59 AM2:47 PM5:12 PM6:31 PM
7SunFeb 145:25 AM6:44 AM11:59 AM2:48 PM5:13 PM6:32 PM
8MonFeb 155:24 AM6:42 AM11:59 AM2:49 PM5:15 PM6:33 PM
9TueFeb 165:23 AM6:41 AM11:59 AM2:50 PM5:16 PM6:34 PM
10WedFeb 175:22 AM6:39 AM11:59 AM2:51 PM5:17 PM6:35 PM
11ThuFeb 185:20 AM6:38 AM11:59 AM2:52 PM5:19 PM6:37 PM
12FriFeb 195:19 AM6:37 AM11:59 AM2:53 PM5:20 PM6:38 PM
13SatFeb 205:18 AM6:35 AM11:59 AM2:54 PM5:21 PM6:39 PM
14SunFeb 215:16 AM6:34 AM11:59 AM2:55 PM5:23 PM6:40 PM
15MonFeb 225:15 AM6:32 AM11:59 AM2:56 PM5:24 PM6:41 PM
16TueFeb 235:13 AM6:31 AM11:59 AM2:57 PM5:25 PM6:43 PM
17WedFeb 245:12 AM6:29 AM11:59 AM2:58 PM5:26 PM6:44 PM
18ThuFeb 255:11 AM6:28 AM11:59 AM2:59 PM5:28 PM6:45 PM
19FriFeb 265:09 AM6:26 AM11:59 AM3:00 PM5:29 PM6:46 PM
20SatFeb 275:08 AM6:25 AM11:58 AM3:01 PM5:30 PM6:47 PM
21SunFeb 285:06 AM6:23 AM11:58 AM3:01 PM5:31 PM6:49 PM
22MonMar 15:05 AM6:22 AM11:58 AM3:02 PM5:33 PM6:50 PM
23TueMar 25:03 AM6:20 AM11:58 AM3:03 PM5:34 PM6:51 PM
24WedMar 35:01 AM6:18 AM11:58 AM3:04 PM5:35 PM6:52 PM
25ThuMar 45:00 AM6:17 AM11:58 AM3:05 PM5:36 PM6:53 PM
26FriMar 54:58 AM6:15 AM11:57 AM3:06 PM5:38 PM6:55 PM
27SatMar 64:57 AM6:13 AM11:57 AM3:06 PM5:39 PM6:56 PM
28SunMar 74:55 AM6:12 AM11:57 AM3:07 PM5:40 PM6:57 PM
29MonMar 84:53 AM6:10 AM11:57 AM3:08 PM5:41 PM6:58 PM
30TueMar 94:52 AM6:08 AM11:56 AM3:09 PM5:42 PM6:59 PM

Times are calculated estimates for Boston, MA (EST, ISNA method) and may vary by one to three minutes. Always confirm with your local masjid.

Download the Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027 PDF

Print the Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027 and stick it on the fridge, or save it on your phone for quick access at suhoor. The printable copy includes all 30 days with suhoor, iftar and prayer times.

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Free printable Ramadan timetable for Boston

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What to Expect from Ramadan in Boston in 2027

Fasting in winter is physically easier than in summer, but Boston brings its own challenges: early darkness, icy mornings and work schedules that do not pause for Ramadan. Most readers will find that the fast starts around 11.5 hours on day one and ends close to 13 hours by the final days.

A Practical Example of a Day in Ramadan

Using the Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027, take Day 10 (Wednesday, 17 February). Suhoor ends around 5:20 AM, so wake by 4:45 AM, eat, drink water and pray Fajr. Work or study through the day, pray Dhuhr near midday and Asr in the afternoon. Break your fast at about 5:15 PM with dates and water, pray Maghrib, then enjoy a proper meal before Isha and Taraweeh.

Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027 Tip for Students and Commuters

If you commute on the MBTA, pack dates and a small bottle of water in your bag so you can break your fast on time even if you are travelling at sunset.

Community iftar at a mosque in Boston during Ramadan
Community iftars are a highlight of Ramadan in Boston

Quran and Hadith About Ramadan

Ramadan is rooted in revelation and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). These texts remind us why we fast and how to make the month count.

Quran Verses About Ramadan

"O you who have believed, decreed upon you is fasting as it was decreed upon those before you that you may become righteous."Quran 2:183 (Sahih International)
"The month of Ramadan is that in which was revealed the Quran, a guidance for the people and clear proofs of guidance and criterion."Quran 2:185 (Sahih International)
"Eat and drink until the white thread of dawn becomes distinct to you from the black thread of night."Quran 2:187 (Sahih International)
"The Night of Decree is better than a thousand months."Quran 97:3 (Sahih International)

Hadith About Fasting and Suhoor

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "Take suhoor, for in suhoor there is blessing."Sahih al Bukhari 1923 and Sahih Muslim 1095
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "Whoever fasts Ramadan out of faith and seeking reward, his previous sins will be forgiven."Sahih al Bukhari 38 and Sahih Muslim 760
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "The people will remain in good as long as they hasten to break the fast."Sahih al Bukhari 1957 and Sahih Muslim 1098

You can read these in full on Quran.com and Sunnah.com. For more supplications, see our guide to Ramadan duas.

Suhoor, Iftar and Taraweeh Tips for Boston Muslims

Suhoor Ideas for the Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027

Choose slow release foods such as oats, eggs, yogurt, whole grain bread and fruit. Drink plenty of water between iftar and bedtime. In cold weather you may not feel thirsty, but your body still needs fluids.

Breaking Your Fast the Sunnah Way

Break your fast with fresh dates, or water if dates are not available, as the Prophet (peace be upon him) did. Pray Maghrib, then eat a balanced meal slowly. Avoid heavy fried food that makes Taraweeh difficult.

Taraweeh and Community Iftars

Boston has a large and welcoming Muslim community. Large centres such as the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center in Roxbury Crossing host iftars and Taraweeh each night. Check their official pages for the latest programme, parking advice and sisters' facilities. Arriving early is wise, because the first Fridays and weekends are crowded.

Last Ten Nights in the Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027

The last ten nights are the most precious part of Ramadan. Laylatul Qadr is sought on the odd nights. Based on a 1 Ramadan start of 8 February, the odd nights begin at sunset on these dates:

  • 21st night: Saturday, 27 February
  • 23rd night: Monday, 1 March
  • 25th night: Wednesday, 3 March
  • 27th night: Friday, 5 March
  • 29th night: Sunday, 7 March

Read our guide to Laylatul Qadr 2027 for the best duas and worship ideas. If your masjid begins on a different day, adjust these dates by one day.

Zakat al Fitr and Eid Preparation

Once the Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027 ends, Zakat al Fitr is due before the Eid prayer and is meant to purify the fast and feed those in need. Pay it early so it reaches families before Eid. Learn more in our Zakat al Fitr guide and check the expected date in Eid al Fitr 2027. For the global picture, see our main Ramadan Calendar 2027 page and Ramadan 2027 overview.

Eid prayers in Boston often run in several sessions because of crowds, so confirm the timing with your masjid in the final week.

Why You Can Trust This Boston Ramadan Timetable 2027

This schedule is calculated from standard astronomical formulas for Boston and follows the ISNA method widely used across North America. It is reviewed against Quran and authentic Hadith references and designed to match what most local masjids publish. We recommend cross checking the start date with Moonsighting.com and your local masjid as Ramadan approaches. This content is educational and is not a formal religious ruling (fatwa). For personal questions about fasting, such as illness, pregnancy or travel, consult a qualified scholar and your doctor.

Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027 FAQs

When does Ramadan start in Boston in 2027?

Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin on Monday, 8 February 2027 (1 Ramadan 1448 AH), subject to crescent moon sighting on the evening of 7 February. Some Boston masjids follow local sighting and may start a day later, so confirm with your masjid.

What time is iftar in Boston during Ramadan 2027?

Iftar is at sunset (Maghrib). In Boston it moves from about 5:05 PM on 8 February to about 5:42 PM on 9 March 2027, as the days get longer.

What time is suhoor in Boston during Ramadan 2027?

Suhoor ends at Fajr. Using the ISNA 15 degree method, it is about 5:32 AM at the start of Ramadan and about 4:52 AM by the end. Stop eating a few minutes earlier to be safe.

How long is the fast in Boston in Ramadan 2027?

Roughly 11.5 hours on the first day, growing to nearly 13 hours by the last days, making this one of the more comfortable winter Ramadans for fasting.

When is Eid al Fitr 2027 in Boston?

Eid al Fitr is expected on Tuesday, 9 March 2027, or Wednesday, 10 March if Ramadan completes 30 days or the moon is sighted later. Check your masjid for the final announcement and Eid prayer times.

Does daylight saving time affect the Boston Ramadan Timetable 2027?

No. Daylight saving time in the US starts on 14 March 2027, after Ramadan ends, so all times in this schedule are Eastern Standard Time.

Can I download the Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027 as a PDF?

Yes. Use the download button in the PDF section above to save a printable copy of the full 30 day schedule, or use the print button to save this page as a PDF.

Final Thoughts on the Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027

With this Boston Ramadan Calendar 2027, you can plan suhoor, iftar and Taraweeh long before the crescent appears. Download the PDF, share it with family and friends, and check your masjid for the final start date. May Allah accept your fasts and prayers and grant you a blessed Ramadan. Ameen.

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