Ramadan 2073 Calendar
Prayer times, Fajr and Iftar for your city, an interactive 30-day calendar, a kids mode and a printable version. From 3 September 2073 to 2 October 2073.
The start and end of Ramadan rest solely on the sighting of the crescent moon. The dates and times in this calendar are computed astronomically and provided for guidance only: they never replace the sighting of the moon or the official announcement followed in your region. In case of any difference, the moon sighting is what counts.
Ramadan 2073
Ramadan starts in
17157 days
Times are calculated from your location and the selected method. They may differ by a few minutes from the times announced by your local mosque. For the start and end of Ramadan, refer to the official announcements followed in your region.
Ramadan 2073 calendar — Paris
1Sun 3 Sept1 RamadanFajr05:59Iftar20:28
Sunrise07:11Dhuhr13:51Asr17:29Isha21:392Mon 4 Sept2 RamadanFajr06:01Iftar20:26
Sunrise07:12Dhuhr13:50Asr17:28Isha21:373Tue 5 Sept3 RamadanFajr06:02Iftar20:24
Sunrise07:14Dhuhr13:50Asr17:27Isha21:354Wed 6 Sept4 RamadanFajr06:04Iftar20:21
Sunrise07:15Dhuhr13:50Asr17:25Isha21:325Thu 7 Sept5 RamadanFajr06:06Iftar20:19
Sunrise07:17Dhuhr13:49Asr17:24Isha21:306Fri 8 Sept6 RamadanFajr06:07Iftar20:17
Sunrise07:18Dhuhr13:49Asr17:23Isha21:287Sat 9 Sept7 RamadanFajr06:09Iftar20:15
Sunrise07:19Dhuhr13:49Asr17:21Isha21:258Sun 10 Sept8 RamadanFajr06:10Iftar20:13
Sunrise07:21Dhuhr13:48Asr17:20Isha21:239Mon 11 Sept9 RamadanFajr06:12Iftar20:11
Sunrise07:22Dhuhr13:48Asr17:18Isha21:2110Tue 12 Sept10 RamadanFajr06:14Iftar20:09
Sunrise07:24Dhuhr13:48Asr17:17Isha21:1911Wed 13 Sept11 RamadanFajr06:15Iftar20:07
Sunrise07:25Dhuhr13:47Asr17:15Isha21:1612Thu 14 Sept12 RamadanFajr06:17Iftar20:05
Sunrise07:27Dhuhr13:47Asr17:14Isha21:1413Fri 15 Sept13 RamadanFajr06:18Iftar20:02
Sunrise07:28Dhuhr13:47Asr17:13Isha21:1214Sat 16 Sept14 RamadanFajr06:20Iftar20:00
Sunrise07:29Dhuhr13:46Asr17:11Isha21:0915Sun 17 Sept15 RamadanFajr06:21Iftar19:58
Sunrise07:31Dhuhr13:46Asr17:10Isha21:0716Mon 18 Sept16 RamadanFajr06:23Iftar19:56
Sunrise07:32Dhuhr13:46Asr17:08Isha21:0517Tue 19 Sept17 RamadanFajr06:25Iftar19:54
Sunrise07:34Dhuhr13:45Asr17:07Isha21:0318Wed 20 Sept18 RamadanFajr06:26Iftar19:52
Sunrise07:35Dhuhr13:45Asr17:05Isha21:0019Thu 21 Sept19 RamadanFajr06:28Iftar19:50
Sunrise07:36Dhuhr13:44Asr17:04Isha20:5820Fri 22 Sept20 RamadanFajr06:29Iftar19:47
Sunrise07:38Dhuhr13:44Asr17:02Isha20:5621Sat 23 Sept21 RamadanFajr06:31Iftar19:45
Sunrise07:39Dhuhr13:44Asr17:01Isha20:5422Sun 24 Sept22 RamadanFajr06:32Iftar19:43
Sunrise07:41Dhuhr13:43Asr16:59Isha20:5123Mon 25 Sept23 RamadanFajr06:34Iftar19:41
Sunrise07:42Dhuhr13:43Asr16:57Isha20:4924Tue 26 Sept24 RamadanFajr06:35Iftar19:39
Sunrise07:44Dhuhr13:43Asr16:56Isha20:4725Wed 27 Sept25 RamadanFajr06:37Iftar19:37
Sunrise07:45Dhuhr13:42Asr16:54Isha20:4526Thu 28 Sept26 RamadanFajr06:38Iftar19:35
Sunrise07:46Dhuhr13:42Asr16:53Isha20:4327Fri 29 Sept27 RamadanFajr06:40Iftar19:33
Sunrise07:48Dhuhr13:42Asr16:51Isha20:4128Sat 30 Sept28 RamadanFajr06:41Iftar19:31
Sunrise07:49Dhuhr13:41Asr16:50Isha20:3829Sun 1 Oct29 RamadanFajr06:43Iftar19:28
Sunrise07:51Dhuhr13:41Asr16:48Isha20:3630Mon 2 Oct30 RamadanFajr06:44Iftar19:26
Sunrise07:52Dhuhr13:41Asr16:47Isha20:34
| Day | Date | Fajr | Sunrise | Dhuhr | Asr | Iftar | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 Ram. | Sun 3 Sept | 05:59 | 07:11 | 13:51 | 17:29 | 20:28 | 21:39 |
| 22 Ram. | Mon 4 Sept | 06:01 | 07:12 | 13:50 | 17:28 | 20:26 | 21:37 |
| 33 Ram. | Tue 5 Sept | 06:02 | 07:14 | 13:50 | 17:27 | 20:24 | 21:35 |
| 44 Ram. | Wed 6 Sept | 06:04 | 07:15 | 13:50 | 17:25 | 20:21 | 21:32 |
| 55 Ram. | Thu 7 Sept | 06:06 | 07:17 | 13:49 | 17:24 | 20:19 | 21:30 |
| 66 Ram. | Fri 8 Sept | 06:07 | 07:18 | 13:49 | 17:23 | 20:17 | 21:28 |
| 77 Ram. | Sat 9 Sept | 06:09 | 07:19 | 13:49 | 17:21 | 20:15 | 21:25 |
| 88 Ram. | Sun 10 Sept | 06:10 | 07:21 | 13:48 | 17:20 | 20:13 | 21:23 |
| 99 Ram. | Mon 11 Sept | 06:12 | 07:22 | 13:48 | 17:18 | 20:11 | 21:21 |
| 1010 Ram. | Tue 12 Sept | 06:14 | 07:24 | 13:48 | 17:17 | 20:09 | 21:19 |
| 1111 Ram. | Wed 13 Sept | 06:15 | 07:25 | 13:47 | 17:15 | 20:07 | 21:16 |
| 1212 Ram. | Thu 14 Sept | 06:17 | 07:27 | 13:47 | 17:14 | 20:05 | 21:14 |
| 1313 Ram. | Fri 15 Sept | 06:18 | 07:28 | 13:47 | 17:13 | 20:02 | 21:12 |
| 1414 Ram. | Sat 16 Sept | 06:20 | 07:29 | 13:46 | 17:11 | 20:00 | 21:09 |
| 1515 Ram. | Sun 17 Sept | 06:21 | 07:31 | 13:46 | 17:10 | 19:58 | 21:07 |
| 1616 Ram. | Mon 18 Sept | 06:23 | 07:32 | 13:46 | 17:08 | 19:56 | 21:05 |
| 1717 Ram. | Tue 19 Sept | 06:25 | 07:34 | 13:45 | 17:07 | 19:54 | 21:03 |
| 1818 Ram. | Wed 20 Sept | 06:26 | 07:35 | 13:45 | 17:05 | 19:52 | 21:00 |
| 1919 Ram. | Thu 21 Sept | 06:28 | 07:36 | 13:44 | 17:04 | 19:50 | 20:58 |
| 2020 Ram. | Fri 22 Sept | 06:29 | 07:38 | 13:44 | 17:02 | 19:47 | 20:56 |
| 2121 Ram. | Sat 23 Sept | 06:31 | 07:39 | 13:44 | 17:01 | 19:45 | 20:54 |
| 2222 Ram. | Sun 24 Sept | 06:32 | 07:41 | 13:43 | 16:59 | 19:43 | 20:51 |
| 2323 Ram. | Mon 25 Sept | 06:34 | 07:42 | 13:43 | 16:57 | 19:41 | 20:49 |
| 2424 Ram. | Tue 26 Sept | 06:35 | 07:44 | 13:43 | 16:56 | 19:39 | 20:47 |
| 2525 Ram. | Wed 27 Sept | 06:37 | 07:45 | 13:42 | 16:54 | 19:37 | 20:45 |
| 2626 Ram. | Thu 28 Sept | 06:38 | 07:46 | 13:42 | 16:53 | 19:35 | 20:43 |
| 2727 Ram. | Fri 29 Sept | 06:40 | 07:48 | 13:42 | 16:51 | 19:33 | 20:41 |
| 2828 Ram. | Sat 30 Sept | 06:41 | 07:49 | 13:41 | 16:50 | 19:31 | 20:38 |
| 2929 Ram. | Sun 1 Oct | 06:43 | 07:51 | 13:41 | 16:48 | 19:28 | 20:36 |
| 3030 Ram. | Mon 2 Oct | 06:44 | 07:52 | 13:41 | 16:47 | 19:26 | 20:34 |
Ramadan 2073 at a glance
Ramadan 2073 corresponds to the year 1496 AH. It is expected to begin on 3 September 2073 and end around 2 October 2073, which is 30 days of fasting, followed by Eid al-Fitr. This date remains an estimate until the sighting of the moon confirms the start of the month.
Times calculated for your city
Fajr (the start of the fast) and Iftar (breaking the fast, at Maghrib) change every day and depend on your geographic location. When you pick your city, the calendar computes the prayer times — Fajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha — from its latitude, longitude and time zone. The calculation runs locally, without relying on any external service, and the times are shown in the selected city’s time zone.
Several calculation methods exist (Fajr and Isha angles) depending on the region and the institution. A consistent method is selected automatically based on your country, and you can change it in the advanced settings. These times may differ by a few minutes from your local mosque’s, which remains the reference for your community.
Why the date of Ramadan can vary
The start of Ramadan depends on sighting the crescent moon. Depending on the country and the methods followed (naked-eye sighting or astronomical calculation), the first day can vary by a day. The length of the month also varies: 29 or 30 days. That’s why a date announced months in advance is always an estimate, adjusted once the official announcement is known in your region.
Frequently asked questions
When does Ramadan 2073 start?+
Ramadan 2073 is expected to begin on 3 September 2073 (1496 AH), subject to the sighting of the moon. This date is estimated: the official start can vary by a day depending on your region and the announcement followed locally.
When does Ramadan 2073 end?+
Ramadan 2073 ends around 2 October 2073, which is 30 days of fasting. Eid al-Fitr is celebrated the following day. A Ramadan lasts 29 or 30 days depending on the lunar cycle — never fixed at 30 in advance.
How are Ramadan prayer times calculated?+
Prayer times are calculated locally from your city’s latitude, longitude and time zone, using a calculation method (Fajr and Isha angles). No time is guessed: everything is computed astronomically, then shown in the selected city’s time zone.
What time is Iftar?+
Iftar (breaking the fast) happens at Maghrib, i.e. at sunset. It changes every day and depends on your city: select your location to get the exact Iftar time, which is highlighted in the calendar.
Why do the times differ from city to city?+
Sunrise and sunset depend on geographic location: two distant cities, even in the same country, don’t share the same Fajr and Iftar times. That’s why it’s important to pick your exact city rather than just a country.
Why can the start of Ramadan vary?+
The start of Ramadan depends on sighting the crescent moon, which can differ between countries and methods (naked-eye sighting or astronomical calculation). That’s why a date shown in advance is an estimate, corrected once the official announcement is known.
How do I use the Ramadan calendar for kids?+
Kids mode lets you create a personalised calendar with the child’s name, a gentle mission each day and a small checklist (a good deed, Qur’an, supplications…). Progress is saved on the device, with no account and no personal data sent anywhere.
Can I print the Ramadan calendar?+
Yes. You can download and print the calendar in A4 format, either the family version (all prayer times) or the kids version with tick boxes. Printing goes through your browser: choose “Save as PDF” to get a file.
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