Sehri and Iftar Time in London Today

Live fasting times for London, United Kingdom, with a full Ramadan 1448 timetable, daily duas and clear answers to common fasting questions.

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Method: Muslim World League | Timezone: Europe/London

Today's Fasting Times in London

Sehri ends

Pre dawn meal, ends at Fajr
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Iftar begins

Breaking the fast at Maghrib
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Fasting duration

Fajr to Maghrib
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Ramadan Timetable for London

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Dates in the Ramadan view follow the astronomical Hijri calendar. The first fast may shift by one day after local moon sighting, so confirm with your local mosque.

Sehri and Iftar Guide for London

Fasting times in London are calculated from the sun's position, the city's coordinates and the Europe/London timezone. Sehri ends when Fajr begins, and Iftar starts at Maghrib. The calculation uses the Muslim World League method, with an angle based adjustment for northern latitudes so summer times stay reliable.

Sehri (Suhoor)

Sehri is the blessed pre dawn meal. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said that there is blessing in suhoor. Finish eating a few minutes before the Fajr time shown above, then pray Fajr.

Iftar

Iftar begins as soon as the sun has set. Breaking the fast with fresh dates and water is the Sunnah. Pray Maghrib and then complete your meal.

Why do times change every day? The sunrise and sunset move gradually through the year. In London the fasting day is much longer when Ramadan falls in summer and much shorter in winter, so always use the date specific time.

Ramadan Duas

Dua for the intention (Sehri)

وَبِصَوْمِ غَدٍ نَّوَيْتُ مِنْ شَهْرِ رَمَضَانَ

"I intend to keep the fast for tomorrow in the month of Ramadan."

Dua for breaking the fast (Iftar)

اللَّهُمَّ لَكَ صُمْتُ وَعَلَى رِزْقِكَ أَفْطَرْتُ

"O Allah, I fasted for You and I break my fast with Your provision."

Fasting Times in Other Cities

Related Pages

Further reading: Muslim Aid and Moonsighting.com for moon sighting news, and the Aladhan Prayer Times API used for the calculations on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sehri time in London today?

Today's Sehri end time is shown in the live card at the top of this page. It matches the start of Fajr in London and updates automatically each day.

What is Iftar time in London today?

Iftar begins at Maghrib, right after sunset. The exact minute is shown in the live card above and in the timetable.

When should I stop eating Sehri?

Stop eating before the Fajr time shown for your city. It is safer to finish a few minutes early to avoid any doubt.

When can I start eating at Iftar?

You can eat as soon as the Maghrib time begins, which marks sunset in your city.

How long is the fast in London?

The fast runs from Fajr to Maghrib. The length changes daily and depends on the season in which Ramadan falls.

Why do Sehri and Iftar times change every day?

They follow the sun's position, which shifts a little each day through the year.

Are fasting hours longer in summer?

Yes. When Ramadan falls in summer, sunrise comes earlier and sunset later, so fasting hours in northern cities are longer.

Are fasting hours shorter in winter?

Yes. In winter, sunrise is later and sunset is earlier, so the fasting day is shorter.

Can I eat Sehri at any time before Fajr?

Yes. Sehri may be eaten at any time after midnight and before Fajr, but it is best to eat in the last part of the night.

What breaks the fast?

Intentionally eating, drinking or other actions that invalidate the fast during daylight hours. If you eat or drink by mistake, the fast remains valid.

Should I follow this page or my local mosque?

These are accurate calculated times. Many mosques publish their own timetable and may differ by a minute or two, so follow your local mosque if you attend one regularly.

Can I change the calculation method?

The method is set by the country you select, using the authority most commonly followed there. Local variations are possible, so verify with your mosque.

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Written and reviewed by Mohammad Mamun, CEO and Editor in Chief of IslamicInfoCenter.com. Times are calculated live and checked against recognised methods. Last reviewed: today.

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