Ramadan Timetable for UK Cities

Aberdeen Ramadan Timetable 2026

For the Muslim community in Aberdeen observing the holy month of Ramadan 2026 (1447 AH), an accurate daily timetable is essential for worship and planning. This guide provides the complete prayer and fasting schedule for Aberdeen, Scotland, from the expected first day of fasting on Wednesday, 18 February 2026.

Aberdeen Ramadan 2026 Prayer Timetable

All prayer times are in 24-hour format (GMT) for Aberdeen. The fast begins at Fajr and ends at Maghrib, which is the Iftar time. Please note that times change slightly each day as the fasting duration increases.

DateRamadanFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrMaghrib/IftarIsha
18/02/20261st
Ramadan*		5:517:3012:2714:4017:1918:42
19/02/202625:497:2712:2714:4217:2118:44
20/02/202635:477:2512:2714:4417:2318:46
21/02/202645:447:2212:2714:4517:2618:48
22/02/202655:427:2012:2714:4717:2818:50
23/02/202665:397:1712:2714:4917:3018:52
24/02/202675:377:1512:2714:5017:3218:54
25/02/202685:347:1212:2614:5217:3518:56
26/02/202695:327:1012:2614:5417:3718:58
27/02/2026105:307:0712:2614:5517:3919:00
28/02/2026115:277:0512:2614:5717:4119:02
01/03/2026125:257:0212:2614:5817:4419:03
02/03/2026135:226:5912:2515:0017:4619:05
03/03/2026145:196:5712:2515:0217:4819:07
04/03/2026155:176:5412:2515:0317:5019:09
05/03/2026165:146:5112:2515:0517:5319:11
06/03/2026175:126:4912:2515:0617:5519:13
07/03/2026185:096:4612:2415:0817:5719:15
08/03/2026195:076:4312:2415:0917:5919:17
09/03/2026205:046:4112:2415:1118:0119:19
10/03/2026215:016:3812:2415:1218:0419:21
11/03/2026224:596:3512:2315:1418:0619:23
12/03/2026234:566:3312:2315:1518:0819:25
13/03/2026244:546:3012:2315:1718:1019:27
14/03/2026254:516:2712:2315:1818:1219:29
15/03/2026264:486:2412:2215:2018:1419:30
16/03/2026274:466:2212:2215:2118:1719:32
17/03/2026284:436:1912:2215:2218:1919:34
18/03/2026294:416:1612:2115:2418:2119:36
19/03/2026304:386:1312:2115:2518:2319:38
20/03/2026Eid ul-Fitr*4:356:1112:2115:2618:2519:40

* Moon Sighting Dependent: The start of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr are subject to the official sighting of the crescent moon. This timetable is based on astronomical calculations for Aberdeen. The final, official dates will be confirmed by local religious authorities.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: When is Iftar in Aberdeen?

Iftar time is at Maghrib (sunset), listed in the “Maghrib (Iftar)” column. You can break your fast as soon as this time arrives.

Q2: What is the last time to eat Suhoor?

You must stop eating at the Fajr start time, which is also the beginning of the daily fast. The Fajr time listed is your Suhoor deadline.

Q3: Why do the times change each day?

Prayer times are based on the sun’s position. As the days lengthen in late winter/early spring, the time between Fajr and Maghrib increases.

Q4: Are these times exact for my location in Aberdeen?

These times are calculated for central Aberdeen. There may be a slight variation of a few minutes in different neighbourhoods. For the most precise timing for congregational prayers, please follow the timetable issued by your local mosque.

Q5: When is Eid al-Fitr expected in 2026?

Eid al-Fitr is expected to be on Friday, 20 March 2026, subject to the Shawwal moon sighting. The exact date and Eid prayer time will be announced locally.

Tips for Ramadan in Aberdeen

  • Plan for Longer Days: Notice how the fasting window lengthens by several minutes each day. Plan your sleep, hydration, and meals accordingly.
  • Community Connection: For accurate Taraweeh prayer times and official moon-sighting announcements, connect with your local Islamic centre or mosque in Aberdeen.
  • Stay Informed: Bookmark this page or note the key times for the first and last weeks to help with your schedule.
  • Embrace the Season: Ramadan in late winter offers a unique spiritual atmosphere with cool weather and reflective evenings.

We wish the Muslim community in Aberdeen a peaceful, blessed, and spiritually fulfilling Ramadan. Ramadan Mubarak!

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