Ramadan 1448 · expected to begin 8 February 2027

Ramadan in Iceland

Prayer times, iftar evenings and everything you need to know, in Icelandic, English and Arabic.

رمضان كريم

Times for Reykjavík

Times are for Reykjavík. Further east, the sun sets up to 40 minutes earlier.

The whole month

The fast gets more than three hours longer from the first day to the last. Times follow the method you chose at the top of the page. 45° referenceLocal

Design a printable timetable

☾ The evening an odd night of the last ten begins, when Laylat al-Qadr is sought.

No single ruling applies across Iceland. Sources and methods

The fast grows by three hours

Daylight grows quickly in Iceland in February. The fast lasts 9 h 30 min on the first day and 12 h 39 min on the last.

Daylight grows quickly in Iceland in February. The fast lasts 10 h 37 min on the first day and 13 h 44 min on the last.

Day 1 · 9:30Day 30 · 12:39
Day 1 · 10:37Day 30 · 13:44

What is Ramadan?

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. Muslims fast from dawn to sunset, with no food or drink, and focus on prayer, generosity and community. At sunset the fast is broken with a meal called iftar.

Open iftar evenings

Everyone is welcome, Muslim or not. Find an evening near you or register your own.

Register an iftar

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    Expected around 9–10 March 2027

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