Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027: Best 30 Day Free Timetable for Suhoor and Iftar

By Islamic Info Center Editorial Team | Updated 16 October 2026 | 12 min read

The Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 gives you the exact Suhoor and Iftar time for every fasting day, from the expected first fast on Monday 8 February to the final fast on Tuesday 9 March 2027. If you live in Casablanca, study there, or plan to visit Morocco's largest city this Ramadan, this guide gives you one clear timetable you can trust, plus practical advice on how to use it.

Many people search for the Casablanca Ramadan Timing 2027 on the morning they need it. It is easier to plan ahead. Below you will find the full 30 day schedule, a week by week breakdown, fasting hours, moon sighting notes, Moroccan food traditions, a printable PDF, and answers to the questions readers ask most often.

Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 at a Glance

Casablanca sits on Morocco's Atlantic coast, so its sunrise and sunset differ from Rabat, Marrakech, Fes and Tangier by only a few minutes. That is why a city specific schedule is more reliable than a generic Morocco chart. The Casablanca Ramadan Timetable 2027 below is built for Casablanca itself.

Start and end dates

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, and its start depends on sighting the new crescent. Astronomical calculations point to the evening of Sunday 7 February 2027 for the sighting, which would make Monday 8 February the first fast. A 30 day month would end on Tuesday 9 March 2027. If you want a refresher on what the month means, read our complete guide: What is Ramadan?.

How the timings shift across the month

The Casablanca Ramadan Timing 2027 does not stay still. Over 30 days, the predawn limit moves earlier and sunset moves later:

• Sehri ends at 05:56 AM on day one and 05:26 AM on day thirty, a shift of 30 minutes earlier.
• Iftar is at 6:09 PM on day one and 6:34 PM on day thirty, a shift of 25 minutes later.
• The fast grows from about 12 hours 13 minutes to about 13 hours 8 minutes.

This is a gentle winter to spring transition. Compared with Ramadan in summer, when fasts in northern countries can pass 17 hours, Casablanca in 2027 offers a comfortable fasting length that most healthy adults find manageable.

A practical example

Take Friday 19 February 2027, day 12. Sehri ends at 05:47 AM and Iftar is at 6:19 PM. If you plan to eat Suhoor around 05:15 AM, you finish with about half an hour in hand. On day 28, Sunday 7 March, the same routine moves to roughly 04:55 AM, because Sehri ends at 05:28 AM. Small adjustments like this keep your routine smooth.

Full Casablanca Ramadan Timetable 2027: Sehri and Iftar for 30 Days

Here is the complete Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027. It lists the day of Ramadan, the Gregorian date, the weekday, the time Sehri ends, the Iftar time, and the length of each fast. Scroll sideways on a small phone screen to see every column.

Timings are taken from the Casablanca schedule at Hamariweb Casablanca Ramadan timing, which calculates the times with astronomical formulas. You can also cross check the daily sunrise and sunset with Time and Date for Casablanca.

How to Read the Casablanca Ramadan Timing 2027

Sehri, Suhoor and Fajr

Sehri, also called Suhoor, is the meal before the fast. The time shown as "Sehri ends" in the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 is the moment you should stop eating and drinking. It sits right at the start of Fajr. Finish your meal and your intention for the day a little earlier, so you are never rushing against the clock.

Iftar and Maghrib

Iftar is the time you break your fast. It matches the Maghrib prayer, which begins at sunset. Most families break the fast with dates and water, pray Maghrib, and then sit for the main meal. Our Ramadan guide explains the daily routine in more detail.

The one minute safety margin

The schedule shows Sehri one minute earlier and Iftar one minute later than the pure calculation. This precaution protects your fast from small differences in observation and local geography. It is a sensible habit, not a mistake in the table.

Hanafi and Jafari differences

The main timetable follows the Hanafi method. A Jafari (Shia) schedule starts the fast a little earlier and ends it a little later. For example, on 16 October 2026 the Hamariweb listing shows a Jafari difference of about ten minutes at each end. Morocco is mostly Maliki, and the official national announcements are the guide for most residents, so check with your mosque if you follow a different school.

When Will Ramadan Start in Casablanca?

Morocco announces the start of Ramadan through the Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs after a national moon sighting committee meets on the 29th of Shaban. You can follow official notices through the ministry's website at habous.gov.ma. Remember that a calculated date and an official sighting can differ by a day.

That is why this Casablanca Ramadan Timetable 2027 is labelled tentative. Treat the first date in the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 as a plan, not a promise. Keep your alarm flexible on the night of 7 February, and wait for the official announcement before you set Sehri for the next morning.

A note on clock time

Morocco has kept a standard clock one hour ahead of GMT for most of the year, and in recent years it has moved back to GMT during Ramadan. If that happens in 2027, the clock times you see on your phone will follow the new setting. Check that your phone updates the time zone automatically, then compare it with the schedule before the first fast.

Week by Week Planning for Ramadan 2027

Breaking the month into weeks makes the numbers easier to remember. Here is how the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 moves from one week to the next.

Week 1: 8 to 14 February (days 1 to 7)

In the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027, Sehri moves from 05:56 AM to 05:51 AM and Iftar from 6:09 PM to 6:15 PM. This is the adjustment week. Your body is learning a new rhythm, so keep Suhoor light but filling, and go to bed earlier. Fasting length stays near 12 hours 13 to 12 hours 24 minutes.

Week 2: 15 to 21 February (days 8 to 14)

In the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027, Sehri moves from 05:50 AM to 05:45 AM and Iftar from 6:16 PM to 6:21 PM. Most people feel settled by now. Use this week to build your Quran reading habit, even if it is only a few pages after Fajr or after Taraweeh.

Week 3: 22 to 28 February (days 15 to 21)

In the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027, Sehri moves from 05:44 AM to 05:37 AM and Iftar from 6:22 PM to 6:27 PM. The middle of the month is a good time to review your goals. Day 21 falls on 28 February, and the last ten nights begin after sunset on day 20, which is 27 February.

Week 4: 1 to 7 March (days 22 to 28)

In the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027, Sehri moves from 05:36 AM to 05:28 AM and Iftar from 6:28 PM to 6:33 PM. Energy can dip because of late night worship, so protect your sleep with a short rest in the afternoon if your schedule allows.

Final days: 8 and 9 March (days 29 and 30)

In the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027, Sehri ends at 05:27 AM and then 05:26 AM, while Iftar is 6:34 PM and 6:34 PM. On the evening of day 29, communities look for the Shawwal crescent. If it is seen, Eid al Fitr begins the next day. If not, the month completes 30 days.

Suhoor and Iftar in Casablanca: Practical Tips

Build a Suhoor that lasts

A good Suhoor combines slow energy foods with protein and water. Oats, eggs, whole grain bread, yoghurt, olives and fruit are sensible choices. Use the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 to anchor your meal time. Try to finish drinking water about ten minutes before Sehri ends, and avoid very salty foods that make you thirsty by noon.

Break your fast gently

Begin Iftar with water and dates, as taught in the Sunnah, then pray Maghrib before the main meal. Check the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 for the exact Maghrib moment. This gives your stomach time to wake up and prevents overeating. A bowl of soup is a classic next step.

Moroccan Ramadan table traditions

Casablanca tables often feature harira soup, dates, hard boiled eggs, chebakia (a sesame and honey pastry), sellou and fresh juice. Families also share mint tea and msemen or baghrir at Suhoor. Many neighbourhoods keep the tradition of the nafar, the town crier who wakes people before dawn. The experience varies by area, so ask your neighbours what is customary near you.

Stay healthy while fasting

Drink water steadily between Iftar and Sehri, sleep enough, and keep exercise light. People with medical conditions, pregnant and nursing women, and travellers may be exempt, and the Quran explains the allowance in Surah Al Baqarah 2:185. This article is general information and not medical advice, so speak to a doctor before fasting if you have a health condition. You can also read why the fast matters in Why Do Muslims Fast During Ramadan? and browse our page on fasting in Islam.

Laylat al Qadr, Zakat al Fitr and Eid in 2027

The last ten nights and Laylat al Qadr

Muslims look for the Night of Power in the odd nights of the last ten days. If Ramadan begins on 8 February, the night of the 27th would start at sunset on 5 March 2027. The Quran describes this night as better than a thousand months in Surah Al Qadr 97:3. Plan time off work if you can, and use the final ten nights for prayer and reflection.

Zakat al Fitr and charity

Zakat al Fitr should be paid before the Eid prayer. Many people also give their yearly Zakat in Ramadan. Use our Zakat calculator and read what Zakat means in What is Zakat?.

Eid al Fitr after Ramadan

Eid al Fitr is expected on or about 9 or 10 March 2027, depending on the Shawwal sighting. Learn more about the celebration at our Eid al Fitr page and plan other dates with Islamic Holidays 2027.

Taraweeh and Mosques in Casablanca

Casablanca is home to the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, with a minaret taller than 200 metres. You can read about its history and architecture on Wikipedia: Hassan II Mosque. Neighbourhood mosques across the city host Taraweeh every night after Isha, and crowds are heaviest on weekends and the last ten nights, so arrive early. Keep the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 open on your phone when you head out.

Prayer times vary slightly from the Sehri and Iftar times, so use a daily prayer reference as well. Our prayer times page and guide to checking prayer times in your location can help.

Download the Casablanca Ramadan Timetable 2027 PDF

Keep the schedule on your fridge or phone. The button below opens the full 30 day timetable as a PDF. Save the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 for offline use. If you want a quick copy right now, the print button lets you save the page as a PDF from your browser.

Sources and How This Guide Was Prepared

The Casablanca Ramadan Timing 2027 data comes from the Casablanca page at Hamariweb, which uses astronomical twilight angles for Fajr and solar disc descent for Maghrib. Our editors checked the dates, converted them into weekdays, calculated each fasting length, and arranged the data for easy reading. Religious background draws on the Quran and on our own explainers, such as the Five Pillars of Islam.

Please remember that astronomical tables are estimates. The Moroccan authorities and your local mosque have the final word on the start of the month and on the daily times. We update the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 when official dates are announced. Test your knowledge afterwards with our Islamic quiz, and see sibling guides like the Ramadan Calendar United States 2027 and Ramadan Calendar 2027 Australia.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027

Final Thoughts

The Casablanca Ramadan Calendar 2027 helps you step into the month calmly: a gentle fast of about 12 hours 13 minutes on day one, growing to about 13 hours 8 minutes, with Sehri ending between 05:56 AM and 05:26 AM and Iftar between 6:09 PM and 6:34 PM. Bookmark this page, download the PDF, and confirm the first day with the official announcement. May your fasts be accepted and your Ramadan be full of mercy. Explore more guides on Islamic Info Center.