Iftar Times for Ramadan 2026
Calculated using internationally recognised Islamic prayer time standards and precise astronomical data.
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How Iftar Times Are Calculated
Iftar begins at sunset — the moment the sun passes below the horizon at your exact location. Because sunlight bends as it travels through Earth's atmosphere (a phenomenon known as atmospheric refraction), the sun can appear visible for a short time after it has physically set. For this reason, many communities apply a small precautionary delay before breaking the fast.
Exact Sunset Calculation
Sunset is calculated using precise astronomical data based on your latitude, longitude, and local timezone.
Optional Buffer Times
You can choose +3, +5, or +15 minutes to reflect different scholarly opinions and local practices.
Location Accuracy
Calculations automatically account for elevation, latitude, and timezone differences to ensure accuracy wherever you are.
Iftar marks the end of the fast just as Fajr marks its beginning at Sehri. Both times are determined by the sun's position below the horizon, which is why small differences may exist between calculation methods or local mosque timetables. For community consistency during Ramadan, it is always recommended to follow your local mosque where applicable.
How Sehri End Times Are Calculated
Sehri ends at the beginning of Fajr — the moment true dawn appears and the fast begins. This occurs when the first horizontal light spreads across the horizon, marking the transition from night to dawn. Astronomically, this corresponds to the sun reaching a specific angle below the horizon.
Astronomical Dawn (Fajr)
Fajr time is calculated using established astronomical methods based on your location's latitude, longitude, and timezone.
Recognised Calculation Methods
Different Islamic authorities define dawn at slightly different solar angles, which can result in small timing variations between regions and mosques.
Location Accuracy
Calculations automatically account for latitude, elevation, and timezone to ensure precise local timing.
Because Sehri marks the start of fasting, some communities apply a small precautionary margin before Fajr begins. While our times follow recognised astronomical standards, it is always recommended to follow your local mosque for community consistency during Ramadan.
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