Islamabad Ramadan Calendar 2027: Best Free Suhoor & Iftar Times

By Islamic Info Center Editorial Team | Reviewed by Mohammed Shahadat Hossain | Updated 20 October 2026

The Islamabad Ramadan Calendar 2027 gives you the Suhoor end time and Iftar time for every fast in one clear, mobile friendly table. Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin on 8 February 2027, subject to moon sighting in Pakistan. Families in F 6, F 7, G 9, G 11, I 8, Blue Area, DHA and Bahria Town are already planning meals, work hours and prayers around it.

This guide includes the complete Islamabad Ramadan Timetable 2027, a free printable PDF, practical Suhoor and Iftar tips, and answers to the questions people ask most. Save the page on your phone so it is ready on the first night of Ramadan.

Islamabad Ramadan Calendar 2027 at a Glance

Fasting hours in the Islamabad Ramadan Calendar grow by roughly 55 minutes across the month. Spring days get longer, so Suhoor ends earlier and Iftar comes later as Ramadan moves on.

Islamabad Ramadan Timetable 2027: Full Suhoor and Iftar Times

The table lists the Suhoor end time (start of Fajr) and Iftar time (Maghrib) for all 30 days in Pakistan Standard Time. It assumes a start on 8 February. The last ten days are highlighted.

How to Read the Islamabad Ramadan Calendar

Stop eating and drinking at the Suhoor end time, not at the call to prayer. Break your fast at the Iftar time shown in the Islamabad Ramadan Calendar. Local mosque announcements can differ by a minute or two, so many families stop a few minutes early at Suhoor and wait for the mosque announcement at Iftar.

How Islamabad Ramadan Timing 2027 Is Calculated

Knowing the method helps you trust the numbers. Islamabad Ramadan Timing 2027 depends on the city's coordinates (about 33.7 degrees north and 73.0 degrees east), the position of the sun and the accepted Fajr angle.

Suhoor End Time

Suhoor ends when true dawn (Fajr) begins. This calendar uses the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method, which sets Fajr at 18 degrees below the horizon. It is the standard followed by most mosques across Pakistan.

Iftar Time

Iftar begins at sunset, when Maghrib starts. Sunset in Islamabad moves later by about 50 seconds each day in February and March, which is why the table shifts steadily.

Moon Sighting and Date Changes

The first fast depends on the crescent sighting. In Pakistan the announcement comes from the Central Ruet e Hilal Committee, supported by the Ministry of Religious Affairs and the Pakistan Meteorological Department. If Ramadan starts on 9 February, add one day to every date and keep the same times for each Roza number.

Suhoor and Iftar Planning: Practical Examples

A Simple Suhoor Plan

Use the Islamabad Ramadan Calendar to plan Suhoor, which should keep you full for over 12 hours. Slow digesting foods work best. A practical plan for a working adult is one paratha with little oil, an omelette, a glass of milk or lassi, two dates and plenty of water.

Example Timeline for Day 10 (17 February)

Wake up at 4:35 AM, eat by 5:05 AM, stop at 5:25 AM and pray Fajr. Suhoor ends at 5:27 AM that day, so this leaves a comfortable buffer.

Breaking the Fast the Right Way

Follow the Sunnah and begin with fresh or dry dates and water. Pray Maghrib, then eat a balanced meal. Many families in Islamabad keep Iftar simple, but a heavy fried plate right after fasting often causes tiredness before Taraweeh.

Example Iftar for a Family of Four

Dates and water, a fruit chaat, one baked samosa each, lentil soup, daal or grilled chicken with roti, and a salad. Keep pakoras and sweet drinks small and add them only if you still want them.

Timing Differences Across Nearby Cities

Rawalpindi shares almost identical times with Islamabad, usually within one minute. Lahore sees Iftar about 2 to 5 minutes earlier, and Peshawar about 5 to 6 minutes later. Hill areas such as Murree may differ slightly because of terrain. If you live outside Islamabad, adjust the Islamabad Ramadan Calendar by the local difference or check your city's official calendar.

For more regional guides, see our Ramadan Calendar 2027 for Pakistan, the Rawalpindi Ramadan Calendar and the Faisalabad Ramadan Calendar.

Staying Healthy During Ramadan in Islamabad

February and March are cool in Islamabad, with chilly mornings near the Margalla Hills, which makes fasting easier than in summer. Dehydration can still creep up quietly.

Hydration and Energy

Alongside the Islamabad Ramadan Calendar, drink at least eight glasses of water between Iftar and Suhoor. Limit tea and coffee, since caffeine increases fluid loss. Add water rich foods such as cucumber, oranges and yogurt.

Medical Conditions

People with diabetes, heart conditions, kidney issues or pregnancy should speak with a doctor before fasting. Islam provides concessions for illness, travel and other valid reasons, and your health always comes first.

Important Worship Moments in Ramadan 2027

• Taraweeh: Begins after Isha on the first night, expected on the evening of 7 February. Faisal Mosque draws very large crowds, so arrive early.
• Last ten nights: Begin around the evening of 27 February. The Prophet (peace be upon him) increased worship in these nights.
• Laylat ul Qadr: Sought on the odd nights of the last ten days. The 27th night is expected on the evening of 5 March.
• Sadaqatul Fitr: Pay it before the Eid prayer so it reaches those in need in time.

Dua for Suhoor and Iftar

Read more in our guides to the Iftar Dua with meaning and the Sehri Dua and intention.

Why You Can Trust This Islamabad Ramadan Calendar

This Islamabad Ramadan Calendar uses astronomical sunset and Fajr calculations for the city's coordinates and follows the Karachi method widely accepted in Pakistan. Dates remain subject to the official moon sighting announcement, so recheck the Islamabad Ramadan Calendar after the sighting. For background, see Wikipedia's Ramadan overview and the page on Islamabad.

Frequently Asked Questions

Final Thoughts

Planning ahead makes Ramadan calmer and more spiritual. Print the Islamabad Ramadan Calendar and keep it where everyone can see it. Bookmark this Islamabad Ramadan Calendar, download the PDF and confirm the start date after the official moon announcement. May Allah accept your fasts, prayers and good deeds. Ramadan Mubarak in advance.