Days Until Ramadan 2027: Free Countdown
Ramadan follows the Islamic lunar calendar, so it starts about 10 or 11 days earlier each year. The first day of Ramadan 2027 is expected on Monday, February 8, 2027. The real day depends on the moon and can differ by one day.
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Is the date of Ramadan 2027 sure?
No. It is the expected date, from astronomical calculation. Local moon sighting decides the real start, so it can move by a day. You can change the date in the Date box once it is announced.
Which day of the week does Ramadan start in 2027?
The expected first day is Monday, February 8, 2027. The countdown ends at the start of that day, so check the day of the week there.
Why does Ramadan move every year?
The Islamic year follows the moon and has about 354 days, while the common year has 365. So Ramadan begins about 10 or 11 days earlier in the common calendar each year.
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