Ramadan Timetable for UK Cities

Birmingham Ramadan Timetable 2026

For the large and diverse Muslim community in Birmingham observing the holy month, this page provides the complete Ramadan timetable for 2026 (1447 AH). Use this detailed schedule to plan your fasting (Sawm), prayers (Salah), and spiritual activities throughout the blessed month.

Important Lunar Note: The Islamic calendar is based on the sighting of the new crescent moon. While the timetable below is based on strong astronomical projections, the final, official start of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr will be confirmed by local moon-sighting committees. Please look for announcements from major Birmingham mosques like the Birmingham Central Mosque or your local Islamic centre.

Birmingham Ramadan 2026 Prayer Timetable

The following table lists the daily prayer (Salah) times for Birmingham, UK. All times are in 24-hour GMT/BST format. The fast begins at Fajr (dawn) and ends at Maghrib (sunset), which is the Iftar time.

DateRamadan DayFajr (Sehri Ends)SunriseDhuhrAsrMaghrib (Iftar)Isha
18/02/20261st Ramadan*05:4107:1812:2614:5417:2918:51
19/02/2026205:3907:1612:2614:5517:3118:53
20/02/2026305:3707:1412:2614:5717:3318:54
21/02/2026405:3507:1212:2614:5817:3518:56
22/02/2026505:3307:0912:2614:5917:3718:58
23/02/2026605:3107:0712:2615:0117:3918:59
24/02/2026705:2907:0512:2615:0217:4019:01
25/02/2026805:2707:0312:2615:0417:4219:02
26/02/2026905:2507:0112:2515:0517:4419:04
27/02/20261005:2306:5912:2515:0617:4619:06
28/02/20261105:2106:5612:2515:0817:4819:07
01/03/20261205:1906:5412:2515:0917:5019:09
02/03/20261305:1706:5212:2515:1017:5119:10
03/03/20261405:1406:5012:2415:1117:5319:12
04/03/20261505:1206:4812:2415:1317:5519:14
05/03/20261605:1006:4512:2415:1417:5719:15
06/03/20261705:0806:4312:2415:1517:5919:17
07/03/20261805:0606:4112:2415:1618:0119:18
08/03/20261905:0306:3812:2315:1818:0219:20
09/03/20262005:0106:3612:2315:1918:0419:21
10/03/20262104:5906:3412:2315:2018:0619:23
11/03/20262204:5706:3112:2315:2118:0819:24
12/03/20262304:5506:2912:2215:2318:1019:26
13/03/20262404:5206:2712:2215:2418:1119:28
14/03/20262504:5006:2412:2215:2518:1319:29
15/03/20262604:4806:2212:2115:2618:1519:31
16/03/20262704:4606:2012:2115:2718:1719:32
17/03/20262804:4306:1712:2115:2818:1819:34
18/03/20262904:4106:1512:2115:2918:2019:35
19/03/20263004:3906:1312:2015:3018:2219:37
20/03/2026Eid ul-Fitr*04:3706:1012:2015:3218:2419:38

*Table based on astronomical calculations for Birmingham. Times are subject to minor variations and final moon sighting. Note: First row date corrected from ‘18.02/2026′ to ’18/02/2026’.*

Key Information for Birmingham

  • Vibrant Community Hub: Birmingham is home to one of the UK’s largest Muslim communities. For official announcements, extensive Taraweeh prayer schedules, and major community Iftars, connect with central institutions like the Birmingham Central Mosque, Green Lane Masjid, or your local neighbourhood mosque.
  • Fasting Duration: On the first day, the fast lasts approximately 11 hours and 48 minutes, extending to about 13 hours and 43 minutes by the last day as spring progresses.
  • Planning Your Month: With many Islamic centres, halal restaurants, and community events, Birmingham offers a supportive environment for Ramadan. Check local mosque noticeboards and community social media pages for special programmes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: When is the last time to eat Suhoor?

You must finish your pre-dawn meal before the Fajr time begins, which is when the fast starts.

Q2: What is the exact Iftar time?

You may break your fast as soon as the Maghrib (sunset) time arrives. This time is highlighted in the table above for each day.

Q3: Where can I get the official confirmed dates?

The final dates are subject to moon sighting. For the official announcement for Birmingham, monitor the websites and social media of major mosques like the Birmingham Central Mosque.

Q4: When is Eid al-Fitr expected?

Eid al-Fitr is projected for Friday, 20 March 2026, following the 30 days of Ramadan, subject to the official sighting of the Shawwal moon.

Q5: What is the difference between Fajr start time and Jamaat time?

The Fajr time listed is when the prayer window begins and fasting starts. Mosques hold Jamaat (congregational prayer) a few minutes later. Check with your mosque for their exact Jamaat schedule.

Q6: Can I download the Birmingham Ramadan timetable as PDF?

Yes! We offer a free Birmingham Ramadan timetable 2026 PDF download above. Print it or save it to your phone for easy access.

Q7: Where can I find community Iftars in Birmingham?

Many mosques including Birmingham Central Mosque and Green Lane Masjid host community Iftars. Contact them directly or check their social media for details.

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

Note: For the most precise congregational prayer times and official confirmations, please follow the guidance of your local Birmingham mosque.

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