Ramadan Calendar 2027 for Georgia: Best 30 Day Essential Timetable

Ramadan calendar 2027 for Georgia starts with the first fast on Monday, February 8, 2027, based on the astronomical method used by the Fiqh Council of North America. From Atlanta to Savannah, Muslim families can use this page as one simple plan: confirmed dates, a full 30 day Sehri and Iftar table, the last ten nights, Eid, and a printable PDF.

Use this Ramadan calendar 2027 for Georgia to plan work, school and family time early. The same guide doubles as your Ramadan Calendar in Georgia 2027 reference for the whole month. The month falls in late winter this year, so fasts are comfortable in length, ranging from about 12 hours to nearly 13 hours. Better still, daylight saving time begins only after Ramadan, which means the clocks stay steady all month.

Ramadan calendar 2027 for Georgia at a Glance

Ramadan 1448 AH is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. Because the Hijri year is about 10 to 11 days shorter than the solar year, Ramadan arrives earlier each year. In 2027 it moves into February, which is why the days are shorter and the weather in Georgia is cool rather than hot.

This Ramadan calendar 2027 for Georgia shows projections. Your masjid makes the final announcement, so please confirm locally before the month begins.

How Georgia Muslims Confirm the Start of Ramadan

Georgia has one of the most diverse Muslim communities in the South, so you will meet people who follow different methods. That is normal, and a difference of one day does not mean anyone is wrong.

Astronomical calculation

The Fiqh Council of North America accepts calculation as a valid method. Its published criteria say that if the moon is far enough from the sun and high enough above the horizon somewhere in the world at sunset, the new month begins the next day. By that rule, Ramadan 1448 starts on February 8. The Islamic Society of North America also publishes its prayer time method, which is the one used in the timetable below.

Local moon sighting

Some Atlanta area masjids and committees wait for a local or regional sighting. If the crescent is not seen on February 7, they complete Shaban at 30 days and begin fasting on February 9. This follows the guidance of the Prophet ﷺ:

What to do if your masjid differs

Follow the announcement of the masjid you pray at, and keep your family together on one date. For example, if your masjid begins on February 9, simply shift every row in the timetable below by one day. The prayer times for each calendar date stay the same.

Full 30 Day Ramadan calendar 2027 for Georgia (Atlanta Timetable)

This Ramadan calendar 2027 for Georgia table lists Sehri end time (Fajr), sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Iftar (Maghrib) and Isha for every day. Times are for Atlanta in Eastern Standard Time, calculated with the ISNA method (Fajr and Isha at 15 degrees) and the standard Asr method. Day one is Monday, February 8.

★ The odd night of the last ten (night 21, 23, 25, 27 or 29) begins at Iftar on that date. *Day 30 applies only if your masjid completes 30 days.

How to Use the Ramadan Calendar 2027 for Georgia Well

Stop eating at the Sehri end time and begin Iftar exactly at Maghrib. Many masjids add one or two minutes of caution, so if your masjid publishes its own numbers, use them. Treat this page as a trusted planning guide and your local masjid as the final authority.

Ramadan Calendar in Georgia 2027 for other cities

Georgia is wide, so sunrise and sunset shift from east to west. Compared with Atlanta, expect these differences:

• Savannah: about 11 to 14 minutes earlier
• Augusta: about 9 to 10 minutes earlier
• Athens: about 4 minutes earlier
• Macon: about 2 to 4 minutes earlier
• Columbus: about 2 to 4 minutes later

Suburbs such as Marietta, Roswell, Alpharetta, Duluth and Lawrenceville differ from downtown Atlanta by only a minute or so.

Last Ten Nights in the Ramadan Calendar 2027 for Georgia and Laylat Al Qadr

In Islam, each night begins at sunset. So the 21st night of Ramadan starts at Maghrib on the 20th day, which is Saturday, February 27, 2027. This detail confuses many people, and it matters because Laylat Al Qadr is searched for on the odd nights.

The Prophet ﷺ taught the community to look for it in these nights:

If you plan Itikaf at a Georgia masjid, you normally enter before sunset on the 20th day, February 27, and stay until the end of Ramadan. Contact your masjid early, because space in larger Atlanta area masjids fills quickly.

Quran and Hadith About Ramadan

Before the numbers, remember the purpose. These verses and sayings explain why this calendar matters.

Verses from the Quran

Sayings of the Prophet ﷺ

To learn more about the spiritual meaning of the month, read our guide on what is Ramadan and the full fasting in Islam overview.

Practical Plan for Using the Ramadan Calendar 2027 for Georgia

A simple Sehri example

Take Wednesday, February 17 (day 10). Fajr is at 6:11 AM, so a good plan is to wake at 5:20, pray Tahajjud, eat a balanced meal by 5:55 and stop before 6:00. Choose oats, eggs, dates, yogurt and plenty of water. Avoid very salty food, because it makes the afternoon harder.

Iftar at work or school

On the same day, Maghrib is at 6:23 PM, which is after most Georgia work and school days end. If your commute on I 85, I 75 or GA 400 is slow, keep dates and a bottle of water in your bag so you can break your fast on time. The Sunnah is to begin with fresh dates or water, then pray Maghrib, then eat. For more tips, see our guide on Iftar in Islam.

Taraweeh and traffic in metro Atlanta

Isha begins at around 7:24 PM at the start of the month and about 7:48 PM by the end. Large masjids can be busy on Fridays and weekends, so arrive early or consider a smaller local masjid. If you pray Taraweeh at home, a steady routine of one page or one juz per night can help you complete the Quran recitation.

Fasting hours and health

In Atlanta the fast is about 11 hours 56 minutes on the first day and about 12 hours 52 minutes on the last day. That is milder than the long summer fasts of recent years. Drink water between Iftar and Sehri, eat slowly, and keep exercise light. If you are ill, pregnant, nursing or take regular medicine, speak with your doctor and a trusted scholar, because Islam gives clear allowances in these cases. Our guide on staying fit and healthy during Ramadan offers more detail.

Asking your employer for flexibility

Federal law protects religious practice at work, and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission explains your rights on its religious discrimination page. Ask early, put the request in writing, and offer a clear plan such as a shorter lunch in exchange for leaving at Iftar time. This is general information, not legal advice.

Give charity and plan your Zakat

Many Georgia Muslims pay Zakat during Ramadan. Review your yearly wealth early and plan your giving, then see our guides on Zakat and charity in Islam.

Eid al Fitr 2027 in Georgia

The Ramadan calendar 2027 for Georgia ends with Eid al Fitr, expected on Tuesday, March 9, 2027 under the North American calculation, or Wednesday, March 10 if your masjid completes 30 days. Eid prayers in Georgia are often held in several sessions at masjids, convention halls and parks, so watch your masjid announcements for times and locations.

Pay Zakat al Fitr before the Eid prayer so that those in need can celebrate too. You can read more about the day in our Eid al Fitr article and the month that follows, Shawwal. Planning greetings? Browse our Ramadan wishes collection.

Final Thoughts on the Ramadan Calendar 2027 for Georgia

A good Ramadan begins long before the first fast. Print the timetable, confirm the start date with your masjid, and set one or two realistic goals, such as finishing one recitation of the Quran or giving charity every week. Share the Ramadan calendar 2027 for Georgia with your family, neighbors and coworkers, so everyone knows when you will fast, pray and celebrate Eid. May Allah accept your fasts and prayers.

Ramadan Calendar 2027 for Georgia: Frequently Asked Questions

Mohammad Mamun
CEO and Editor in Chief of Islamic Info Center, writing about the Islamic calendar, prayer timetables and community resources for Muslims worldwide.
Method and sources for this Ramadan calendar 2027 for Georgia: prayer times calculated for Atlanta (ISNA method); start dates follow the Fiqh Council of North America announcement. See also Time and Date for a second reference. Always follow your local masjid.