When does Ramadan 2027 start in Kuala Lumpur?

Ramadan 1448 AH is expected to begin in Kuala Lumpur on Monday, 8 February 2027. Eid al-Fitr is expected on Tuesday, 9 March 2027. The exact days depend on the moon sighting announced in Malaysia: Ramadan can start a day later than shown, and lasts 29 or 30 days.

What time is iftar in Kuala Lumpur?

Iftar is at Maghrib, just after sunset. On the first day of Ramadan it is at 19:29, and on the last day at 19:28.

When does sahur end in Kuala Lumpur?

Sahur ends when Fajr begins: 06:18 on the first day of Ramadan and 06:15 on the last day. Mosques in Malaysia also print Imsak, 10 minutes before Fajr (06:08 on the first day), as a reminder to finish eating in good time.

How long is the fast in Kuala Lumpur?

The fast runs from Fajr to Maghrib: 13 h 11 min on the first day of Ramadan and 13 h 13 min on the last day.

Which calculation method does this timetable use?

The Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia method, with Asr Shafii. You can change it with “Change calculation method”; the timetable, the printout and the calendar file all follow your choice.

Ramadan 2027 timetable for Kuala Lumpur

Ramadan 1448 AH is expected to begin in Kuala Lumpur on Monday, 8 February 2027. On the first day, sahur ends at 06:18 and iftar is at 19:29. Eid al-Fitr is expected on Tuesday, 9 March 2027.

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First day: Monday, 8 February 2027 · in 90 days (expected)

Imsak06:08
Sahur ends (Fajr)06:18
Iftar (Maghrib)19:29
Fast13 h 11 min

Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia · Asr Shafii

Sahur and iftar, day by day

Ramadan 1448 timetable for Kuala Lumpur
Day	Date	Imsak	Sahur ends (Fajr)	Iftar (Maghrib)	Isha	Fast
1	Mon 8 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:29	20:40	13 h 11 min
2	Tue 9 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:29	20:40	13 h 11 min
3	Wed 10 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
4	Thu 11 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
5	Fri 12 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
6	Sat 13 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
7	Sun 14 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
8	Mon 15 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
9	Tue 16 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
10	Wed 17 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
11	Thu 18 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
12	Fri 19 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
13	Sat 20 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
14	Sun 21 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
15	Mon 22 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:40	13 h 12 min
16	Tue 23 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:39	13 h 12 min
17	Wed 24 Feb	06:08	06:18	19:30	20:39	13 h 12 min
18	Thu 25 Feb	06:07	06:17	19:30	20:39	13 h 13 min
19	Fri 26 Feb	06:07	06:17	19:30	20:39	13 h 13 min
20	Sat 27 Feb	06:07	06:17	19:29	20:39	13 h 12 min
21	Sun 28 Feb	06:07	06:17	19:29	20:39	13 h 12 min
22	Mon 1 Mar	06:07	06:17	19:29	20:39	13 h 12 min
23	Tue 2 Mar	06:06	06:16	19:29	20:38	13 h 13 min
24	Wed 3 Mar	06:06	06:16	19:29	20:38	13 h 13 min
25	Thu 4 Mar	06:06	06:16	19:29	20:38	13 h 13 min
26	Fri 5 Mar	06:06	06:16	19:29	20:38	13 h 13 min
27	Sat 6 Mar	06:05	06:15	19:29	20:38	13 h 14 min
28	Sun 7 Mar	06:05	06:15	19:28	20:37	13 h 13 min
29	Mon 8 Mar	06:05	06:15	19:28	20:37	13 h 13 min
30	Tue 9 Mar	06:05	06:15	19:28	20:37	13 h 13 min

The exact days depend on the moon sighting announced in Malaysia: Ramadan can start a day later than shown, and lasts 29 or 30 days. If it starts a day later, each time moves down a row. Day 30 is in grey: it is fasted only if the month runs to 30 days.

Imsak is 10 minutes before Fajr, as mosques in Malaysia print it. Sahur itself ends at Fajr.

The times use the Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia method, with Asr Shafii, worked out for Kuala Lumpur. Today's prayer times in Kuala Lumpur

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