Ramadan 2027 timetable for Auburn, New South Wales

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Ramadan 2027 start date in Auburn

Ramadan 2027 (1448 AH) is expected to begin on Monday 8 February 2027, in 116 days. The first Tarawih prayers are the evening before.

Dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar. Your mosque may begin a day later after the moon sighting; the times for each date stay the same, only the day numbers shift by one.

The Australian National Imams Council (ANIC) and its Australian Fatwa Council set dates from the calculated birth of the new moon and whether it could be seen in Australia and the region, checked against observatories. Other communities wait for the crescent to be seen, or follow another country's announcement.

The results can differ: for Eid al-Fitr in 2023, Lakemba Mosque and other groups marked Friday 21 April, and ANIC Saturday 22 April.

Today's Salah times in Auburn

Daily Suhoor and Iftar times in Auburn

Times for Auburn (Australia/Sydney), MWL method. Fast length is Fajr to Maghrib.
DayImsakSuhoor ends FajrIftar MaghribFast
1Mon 8 FebImsak 15h 04m
2Tue 9 FebImsak 15h 02m
3Wed 10 FebImsak 15h 00m
4Thu 11 FebImsak 14h 58m
5Fri 12 FebImsak 14h 55m
6Sat 13 FebImsak 14h 53m
7Sun 14 FebImsak 14h 51m
8Mon 15 FebImsak 14h 49m
9Tue 16 FebImsak 14h 46m
10Wed 17 FebImsak 14h 44m
11Thu 18 FebImsak 14h 42m
12Fri 19 FebImsak 14h 40m
13Sat 20 FebImsak 14h 37m
14Sun 21 FebImsak 14h 34m
15Mon 22 FebImsak 14h 32m
16Tue 23 FebImsak 14h 30m
17Wed 24 FebImsak 14h 28m
18Thu 25 FebImsak 14h 26m
19Fri 26 FebImsak 14h 24m
20Sat 27 Feb21st night begins at IftarImsak 14h 20m
21Sun 28 FebImsak 14h 18m
22Mon 1 Mar23rd night begins at IftarImsak 14h 16m
23Tue 2 MarImsak 14h 14m
24Wed 3 Mar25th night begins at IftarImsak 14h 11m
25Thu 4 MarImsak 14h 09m
26Fri 5 Mar27th night begins at IftarImsak 14h 07m
27Sat 6 MarImsak 14h 05m
28Sun 7 Mar29th night begins at IftarImsak 14h 02m
29Mon 8 MarImsak 14h 00m

Imsak is 10 minutes before Fajr, a margin some mosques add; the fast itself begins at Fajr. Marked rows are the evenings when the odd nights of the last ten begin.

Fasting in Auburn this Ramadan

The first fast in Auburn, on Monday 8 February, runs from Fajr at to Maghrib at: 15h 04m.By the last fast, on Monday 8 March, it is 14h 00m, so fasts get shorter through the month.

Iftar moves 32 minutes earlier over the month( on day 1, on day 29), and Suhoor ends32 minutes later( to).

The 27th night, when many Muslims pray in hope of Laylat al-Qadr, begins at Maghrib on Friday 5 March (); Isha that night is at . If Ramadan lasts 29 days as the Umm al-Qura calendar expects, Eid al-Fitr is on Tuesday 9 March.

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