Global prayer times and the 2027 fasting calendar for any city, including Qibla direction, fasting duration, and time comparison tools. Schedules are calculated astronomically using location coordinates, local time zones, and the selected calculation method.
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Find the great-circle direction to the Kaaba from your selected location. On supported phones, the compass follows the device heading.
Download prayer times and fasting dates as an ICS file for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, and other calendar apps.
Create a clean monthly timetable for the selected city. The browser print dialog can save it as PDF.
Compare the main prayer calculation conventions using the same date and coordinates.
Select 2-6 cities to compare fasting duration from Fajr to Maghrib on the same date. Each schedule uses the city's coordinates, local time zone, and applicable calculation method.
Compare prayer times at your current city and destination. Religious rulings for jamak and qasar should follow trusted local guidance.
Compare Fajr and Isha adjustment rules for locations where normal twilight angles may not occur.
Convert Gregorian dates to Hijri dates and inspect the astronomical parameters used for the selected location.
This calendar combines astronomical solar calculations with the Hijri calendar to help you plan daily prayers and fasting throughout 2027. Choose a city or use your location to calculate times for its coordinates and time zone.
Prayer times follow the Sun's position at a selected latitude and longitude. Fajr and Isha use twilight angles, Dhuhr follows solar noon, Asr depends on the selected shadow method, and Maghrib begins after sunset.
Calculation conventions can differ between countries and religious authorities. Use the settings to select a method, high-latitude rule, Asr convention, and manual minute adjustments that match local guidance.
The 2027 overview includes the estimated Ramadan 1448 AH period, Monday and Thursday fasts, Ayyamul Bidh on the 13th–15th of each Hijri month, Arafah, Tasu'a, Ashura, and six days of Shawwal.
Hijri dates shown here are calculated estimates. The official start of Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and other observances may change after local moon sighting or an announcement by the relevant religious authority.
Search for a city, use device location, or save frequently used cities. The app displays today's timetable, a monthly prayer schedule, fasting duration, upcoming fasting dates, Qibla bearing, and basic solar data.
Always compare the result with a trusted mosque or local authority, especially when your community applies fixed corrections, a different calculation method, or an official Hijri calendar.
No. Prayer times change with latitude, longitude, date, elevation, and time zone. Select the correct city before using the schedule.
Mosques may use another twilight angle, Asr method, safety margin, rounded time, or official regional schedule. A small difference does not necessarily indicate an error.
No. The calendar provides an astronomical estimate. Follow the official decision in your country or community for the confirmed date.