Sehri and Iftar times in Philadelphia, Ramadan 1448

Ramadan 1448 AH is expected to begin on Monday 8 February 2027. On the first day in Philadelphia, Sehri ends at 5:46 AM and Iftar is at 5:28 PM.

Sehri and Iftar time today in Philadelphia

Thursday, 29 October 2026

Sehri ends

Iftar

Ramadan 1448 is expected to begin in 102 days, on Monday 8 February. Until then, these are the times for a voluntary fast today (fast length 11h 51m). Tomorrow Sehri ends at 6:12 AM.

RozaDateSehri endsIftarFast length
1Mon 8 Feb5:46 AM5:28 PM11h 42m
2Tue 9 Feb5:45 AM5:29 PM11h 44m
3Wed 10 Feb5:44 AM5:31 PM11h 47m
4Thu 11 Feb5:43 AM5:32 PM11h 49m
5Fri 12 Feb5:42 AM5:33 PM11h 51m
6Sat 13 Feb5:41 AM5:34 PM11h 53m
7Sun 14 Feb5:40 AM5:35 PM11h 55m
8Mon 15 Feb5:38 AM5:36 PM11h 58m
9Tue 16 Feb5:37 AM5:38 PM12h 01m
10Wed 17 Feb5:36 AM5:39 PM12h 03m
11Thu 18 Feb5:35 AM5:40 PM12h 05m
12Fri 19 Feb5:34 AM5:41 PM12h 07m
13Sat 20 Feb5:32 AM5:42 PM12h 10m
14Sun 21 Feb5:31 AM5:43 PM12h 12m
15Mon 22 Feb5:30 AM5:45 PM12h 15m
16Tue 23 Feb5:28 AM5:46 PM12h 18m
17Wed 24 Feb5:27 AM5:47 PM12h 20m
18Thu 25 Feb5:26 AM5:48 PM12h 22m
19Fri 26 Feb5:24 AM5:49 PM12h 25m
20Sat 27 Feb5:23 AM5:50 PM12h 27m
21Sun 28 Feb5:22 AM5:51 PM12h 29m
22Mon 1 Mar5:20 AM5:52 PM12h 32m
23Tue 2 Mar5:19 AM5:53 PM12h 34m
24Wed 3 Mar5:17 AM5:55 PM12h 38m
25Thu 4 Mar5:16 AM5:56 PM12h 40m
26Fri 5 Mar5:14 AM5:57 PM12h 43m
27Sat 6 Mar5:13 AM5:58 PM12h 45m
28Sun 7 Mar5:11 AM5:59 PM12h 48m
29Mon 8 Mar5:10 AM6:00 PM12h 50m
30Tue 9 Mar5:08 AM6:01 PM12h 53m

* Ramadan lasts 29 or 30 days. The 30th fast is kept only if the Shawwal moon is not sighted on the evening of the 29th; otherwise Eid al-Fitr is the next day.

Times are local time in Philadelphia (America/New York). Sehri ends when Fajr begins and Iftar is at sunset (Maghrib). Fast length is counted from Fajr to Maghrib. Dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar, and local moon sighting may move them by a day.

How the times change through Ramadan in Philadelphia

Between the first and the 29th fast, Sehri in Philadelphia moves about 36 minutes earlier (5:46 AM to 5:10 AM), and Iftar moves about 32 minutes later (5:28 PM to 6:00 PM). As a result the fast grows longer by about 68 minutes, from 11h 42m to 12h 50m.

The ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) method with 15° angles is the long-standing default for North American mosques, although some communities use the Moonsighting Committee method instead. If your mosque follows a different convention, choose it above and the timetable updates. Sehri and Iftar don't depend on the Asr setting, so only the method changes these times.

For breaking the fast, see the dua for breaking the fast and the other Ramadan duas. Daily prayer times for the rest of the year are on the prayer times page for Philadelphia, and the Ramadan guide explains the month.

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Ramadan in Philadelphia: common questions

When does Sehri end in Philadelphia on the first day of Ramadan 2027?

If Ramadan begins on Monday 8 February 2027, Sehri in Philadelphia ends at 5:46 AM, when Fajr begins, and the fast is opened at Iftar at 5:28 PM. These times use the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) method, which is the usual choice in the United States.

How long is the fast in Philadelphia during Ramadan 2027?

From Fajr to Maghrib, the first fast lasts about 11h 42m and the 29th about 12h 50m. The longest fast of the month is about 12h 50m and the shortest about 11h 42m.

Why does my mosque in Philadelphia show an earlier Sehri time?

Many mosques and printed calendars stop Sehri a few minutes before Fajr as a precaution (ihtiyat), so nobody eats into the time of the fast by mistake. This timetable shows the start of Fajr itself, and you can choose a 5 or 10 minute margin above the table. Mosques may also use a different calculation method.

When will Ramadan 2027 start in Philadelphia?

On the Umm al-Qura calendar, Ramadan 1448 begins on Monday 8 February 2027, with the first Sehri in Philadelphia ending at 5:46 AM. The actual start in the United States depends on moon sighting and local announcements and may differ by a day; if it does, tick "Ramadan started a day later here" and the Philadelphia timetable moves by one day.