Ramadan 2027 timetable for New York
In Ramadan 2027 the fast in New York lasts from 11 h 40 min on the first day to 12 h 51 min on the last day. Suhoor ends between 5:04 am and 5:42 am; iftar is between 5:22 pm and 5:55 pm.
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Ramadan 1448 · 2027 timetable · New York
Expected start. In your country the date may be a day later, depending on moon sighting or the local authority. First tarawih: the evening before day 1.
Ramadan 1448 · 2027 timetable · New York — Calculated with ISNA (North America), Asr Standard (Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali). Times in America/New_York.
| Day | Date | Imsak | Suhoor ends Fajr | Sunrise | Dhuhr | Asr | Iftar Maghrib | Isha | Fast |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mon 8 Feb | 5:32 am | 5:42 am | 6:59 am | 12:11 pm | 2:59 pm | 5:22 pm | 6:39 pm | 11 h 40 min |
| 2 | Tue 9 Feb | 5:31 am | 5:41 am | 6:58 am | 12:11 pm | 3:00 pm | 5:23 pm | 6:40 pm | 11 h 42 min |
| 3 | Wed 10 Feb | 5:30 am | 5:40 am | 6:56 am | 12:11 pm | 3:01 pm | 5:25 pm | 6:41 pm | 11 h 45 min |
| 4 | Thu 11 Feb | 5:29 am | 5:39 am | 6:55 am | 12:11 pm | 3:02 pm | 5:26 pm | 6:42 pm | 11 h 47 min |
| 5 | Fri 12 Feb | 5:28 am | 5:38 am | 6:54 am | 12:11 pm | 3:03 pm | 5:27 pm | 6:43 pm | 11 h 49 min |
| 6 | Sat 13 Feb | 5:26 am | 5:36 am | 6:53 am | 12:11 pm | 3:04 pm | 5:28 pm | 6:45 pm | 11 h 52 min |
| 7 | Sun 14 Feb | 5:25 am | 5:35 am | 6:51 am | 12:11 pm | 3:05 pm | 5:29 pm | 6:46 pm | 11 h 54 min |
| 8 | Mon 15 Feb | 5:24 am | 5:34 am | 6:50 am | 12:11 pm | 3:06 pm | 5:31 pm | 6:47 pm | 11 h 57 min |
| 9 | Tue 16 Feb | 5:23 am | 5:33 am | 6:49 am | 12:11 pm | 3:07 pm | 5:32 pm | 6:48 pm | 11 h 59 min |
| 10 | Wed 17 Feb | 5:22 am | 5:32 am | 6:47 am | 12:11 pm | 3:08 pm | 5:33 pm | 6:49 pm | 12 h 01 min |
| 11 | Thu 18 Feb | 5:20 am | 5:30 am | 6:46 am | 12:11 pm | 3:09 pm | 5:34 pm | 6:50 pm | 12 h 04 min |
| 12 | Fri 19 Feb | 5:19 am | 5:29 am | 6:45 am | 12:11 pm | 3:10 pm | 5:35 pm | 6:51 pm | 12 h 06 min |
| 13 | Sat 20 Feb | 5:18 am | 5:28 am | 6:43 am | 12:11 pm | 3:10 pm | 5:37 pm | 6:52 pm | 12 h 09 min |
| 14 | Sun 21 Feb | 5:17 am | 5:27 am | 6:42 am | 12:11 pm | 3:11 pm | 5:38 pm | 6:53 pm | 12 h 11 min |
| 15 | Mon 22 Feb | 5:15 am | 5:25 am | 6:41 am | 12:10 pm | 3:12 pm | 5:39 pm | 6:54 pm | 12 h 14 min |
| 16 | Tue 23 Feb | 5:14 am | 5:24 am | 6:39 am | 12:10 pm | 3:13 pm | 5:40 pm | 6:56 pm | 12 h 16 min |
| 17 | Wed 24 Feb | 5:12 am | 5:22 am | 6:38 am | 12:10 pm | 3:14 pm | 5:41 pm | 6:57 pm | 12 h 19 min |
| 18 | Thu 25 Feb | 5:11 am | 5:21 am | 6:36 am | 12:10 pm | 3:15 pm | 5:43 pm | 6:58 pm | 12 h 22 min |
| 19 | Fri 26 Feb | 5:10 am | 5:20 am | 6:35 am | 12:10 pm | 3:15 pm | 5:44 pm | 6:59 pm | 12 h 24 min |
| 20 | Sat 27 Feb | 5:08 am | 5:18 am | 6:33 am | 12:10 pm | 3:16 pm | 5:45 pm | 7:00 pm | 12 h 27 min |
| 21 | Sun 28 Feb | 5:07 am | 5:17 am | 6:32 am | 12:10 pm | 3:17 pm | 5:46 pm | 7:01 pm | 12 h 29 min |
| 22 | Mon 1 Mar | 5:05 am | 5:15 am | 6:30 am | 12:09 pm | 3:18 pm | 5:47 pm | 7:02 pm | 12 h 32 min |
| 23 | Tue 2 Mar | 5:04 am | 5:14 am | 6:29 am | 12:09 pm | 3:18 pm | 5:48 pm | 7:03 pm | 12 h 34 min |
| 24 | Wed 3 Mar | 5:02 am | 5:12 am | 6:27 am | 12:09 pm | 3:19 pm | 5:49 pm | 7:04 pm | 12 h 37 min |
| 25 | Thu 4 Mar | 5:01 am | 5:11 am | 6:26 am | 12:09 pm | 3:20 pm | 5:50 pm | 7:06 pm | 12 h 39 min |
| 26 | Fri 5 Mar | 4:59 am | 5:09 am | 6:24 am | 12:08 pm | 3:21 pm | 5:52 pm | 7:07 pm | 12 h 43 min |
| 27 | Sat 6 Mar | 4:58 am | 5:08 am | 6:22 am | 12:08 pm | 3:21 pm | 5:53 pm | 7:08 pm | 12 h 45 min |
| 28 | Sun 7 Mar | 4:56 am | 5:06 am | 6:21 am | 12:08 pm | 3:22 pm | 5:54 pm | 7:09 pm | 12 h 48 min |
| 29 | Mon 8 Mar | 4:54 am | 5:04 am | 6:19 am | 12:08 pm | 3:23 pm | 5:55 pm | 7:10 pm | 12 h 51 min |
| 30* | Tue 9 Mar | 4:53 am | 5:03 am | 6:18 am | 12:08 pm | 3:23 pm | 5:56 pm | 7:11 pm | 12 h 53 min |
* Day 30 applies only if Ramadan completes 30 days; the Umm al-Qura calendar expects 29 days with Eid on 9 March 2027.
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New York at a glance
- Coordinates
- 40.7128, -74.0060
- Time zone
- America/New_York
- Qibla
- 58.5° from true north (ENE) · Distance to the Kaaba: 10,306 km
- Method used here
- ISNA (North America) (Fajr 15°, Isha 15°), Asr: Standard (Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali)
- 1 Ramadan
- Monday, 8 February 2027
The Islamic Cultural Center of New York on Third Avenue at 96th Street, opened in 1991, is the city's best-known mosque. New York follows Eastern Time and observes daylight saving time, which moves prayer times by an hour in March and November.
In the United States many masjids use the ISNA angles (15°); others use the Moonsighting Committee method. ISNA and the Fiqh Council of North America announce Ramadan dates calculated in advance, while other communities wait for local sighting.
Through 2027, Fajr in New York moves between 3:45 am and 6:14 am, and Maghrib between 4:28 pm and 8:31 pm.
Nearest places: Philadelphia (130 km), Washington, D.C. (328 km), Montreal (534 km), Ottawa (541 km).
Masjids in New York may publish their own timetable with fixed iqamah times. Use it for congregation; use this page for the start times and for planning.
In New York the February days are still short, and the fast grows by about 71 minutes from the first to the last day of Ramadan.
That first fast is 7 minutes shorter than the average for the other cities we list in United States.
At 40.7° latitude the seasons are clear in New York: Fajr drifts by about 149 minutes between winter and summer, so a timetable from one month is no use in another.
Makkah is 10,306 km from New York; the Qibla points north-east (58° from true north).
Clocks in New York change on 14 March and 7 November 2027; each change moves every prayer time by an hour, so check printed timetables after those dates.
Local timetables use the standard Asr (shadow equal to an object's length), as the Shafi'i, Maliki and Hanbali schools do; switch to Hanafi in the settings if your masjid follows it.
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