London Ramadan Timetable

London Ramadan Timetable 2026: Daily Prayer and Iftar Times

As the blessed month of Ramadan 2026 (1447 AH) approaches, having an accurate prayer timetable is essential for planning your worship, fasting, and daily activities. This guide provides a complete daily timetable for London, allowing you to observe the holy month with ease and devotion.

London Ramadan 2026 Prayer Timetable

The following table lists the daily prayer (Salah) and fasting times for London, UK, for the projected month of Ramadan 2026, starting on Wednesday, 18 February. All times are in 24-hour format (GMT). The Iftar time corresponds to the Maghrib prayer, which marks the end of the daily fast.

DateRamadanFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrMaghrib
/Iftar		Isha
18/02/20261st
Ramadan*		5:327:0912:1914:4917:2418:46
19/02/2026205:3107:0712:1914:5117:2618:47
20/02/2026305:2907:0512:1914:5217:2818:49
21/02/2026405:2707:0312:1914:5317:2918:50
22/02/2026505:2507:0112:1914:5517:3118:52
23/02/2026605:2306:5912:1914:5617:3318:54
24/02/2026705:2106:5612:1914:5717:3518:55
25/02/2026805:1906:5412:1914:5917:3718:57
26/02/2026905:1706:5212:1815:0017:3818:58
27/02/20261005:1506:5012:1815:0117:4019:00
28/02/20261105:1306:4812:1815:0317:4219:01
01/03/20261205:1106:4612:1815:0417:4419:03
02/03/20261305:0906:4412:1815:0517:4619:04
03/03/20261405:0706:4212:1715:0617:4719:06
04/03/20261505:0406:3912:1715:0717:4919:07
05/03/20261605:0206:3712:1715:0917:5119:09
06/03/20261705:0006:3512:1715:1017:5319:10
07/03/20261804:5806:3312:1615:1117:5419:12
08/03/20261904:5606:3112:1615:1217:5619:13
09/03/20262004:5406:2812:1615:1317:5819:15
10/03/20262104:5206:2612:1615:1517:5919:16
11/03/20262204:5006:2412:1515:1618:0119:18
12/03/20262304:4706:2212:1515:1718:0319:19
13/03/20262404:4506:1912:1515:1818:0519:21
14/03/20262504:4306:1712:1515:1918:0619:22
15/03/20262604:4106:1512:1415:2018:0819:24
16/03/20262704:3906:1312:1415:2118:1019:25
17/03/20262804:3706:1012:1415:2218:1119:27
18/03/20262904:3406:0812:1415:2318:1319:28
19/03/20263004:3206:0612:1315:2418:1519:29
20/03/2026Eid ul-Fitr*04:3006:0312:1315:2518:1719:31

* Important Note: The start of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr are subject to the official sighting of the crescent moon. This timetable is based on astronomical projections. Please confirm the exact dates with your local mosque.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What time should I stop eating for Suhoor/Sehri?

You must stop eating and drinking at the Fajr start time, also known as Imsak. The Fajr time listed in the table is when the prayer begins, which marks the start of the fast.

Q2: What time is Iftar in London?

Iftar time is at Maghrib, which is the moment of sunset. You can break your fast as soon as the Maghrib time listed for that day arrives. The times gradually become later throughout the month.

Q3: Why do the prayer times change every day?

Prayer times are based on the sun’s position. As the days get longer in spring, the time between Fajr and Maghrib increases, making the fasting duration longer each day.

Q4: Are these times applicable to all of London?

These times are calculated for central London. There may be slight variations (a few minutes) for different boroughs. It is always best to follow the timetable provided by your local mosque for the most accurate community timing.

Q5: When is Eid al-Fitr 2026 expected?

Eid al-Fitr is expected to be on Friday, 20 March 2026, subject to the moon sighting. The Eid prayer time will be announced by local mosques closer to the date.

Tips for a Smooth Ramadan in London

  • Plan Your Meals: Use the Fajr and Maghrib times to plan your Suhoor and Iftar meals effectively.
  • Stay Hydrated: The fasting hours are relatively long. Drink plenty of water between Iftar and Suhoor.
  • Check Local Mosques: For Taraweeh prayer times and exact moon-sighting announcements, connect with your nearest Islamic centre. Many will have adjusted schedules for the month.
  • Download an App: Consider using a reliable Islamic prayer time app that provides notifications for Imsak and Iftar.

We wish all residents of London a peaceful, blessed, and accepted Ramadan. Ramadan Mubarak!

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