The Ramadan calendar shows sunrise (start of fast, Imsak/Fajr) and sunset (Iftar/Maghrib) for every day of the holy month at your location. Imsak is typically 10 minutes before Fajr as a precautionary buffer — most communities stop eating at Fajr, but the tradition of an Imsak buffer varies.

What this gives you

• Full month view — Imsak, Fajr, Iftar, and Maghrib for every day.
• Location-aware (auto-locate or city typeahead) using the standard adhan astronomical library.
• Calculation method dropdown — Umm al-Qura, MWL, ISNA, Egyptian, Karachi.
• Downloadable .ics with an event at each day's Iftar so you can set a family reminder.

Hijri year note

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic (Hijri) year. It shifts about 10 days earlier every Gregorian year because the Hijri calendar is purely lunar. The tool defaults to the current Ramadan; if it isn't Ramadan right now, it shows the upcoming one.

Local mosque wins

As with any prayer-time calculator, use your local mosque's published timetable for the congregational Iftar cannon or the community adhan — small differences (a minute or two) come down to horizon obstruction, method choice, and rounding.