Ramadanfold

Ramadanfold works out prayer times and the Ramadan timetable from the sun's position for your city and date, by a named calculation method, with the same engine as the printable timetables on ramadanfold.com.

Ask for today's prayer times in your city, a suhoor and iftar timetable for the whole of Ramadan, how long a day's fast is, or what a Hijri date is in the Gregorian calendar. Six read-only tools: find a city on a list of about 3,000 (or give coordinates and a time zone for anywhere else), prayer times for up to 31 days, the Ramadan timetable for any year from 1900 to 2100, the length of a fast with an optional comparison against 24 cities, Hijri and Gregorian conversion by the Umm al-Qura calendar from 1900 to 2100, and the five calculation methods with their angles.

Every answer with a time names its method (Muslim World League, ISNA, Egyptian, Umm al-Qura or Karachi, with Standard or Hanafi Asr and a high latitude rule) and says that times are calculated and the local mosque's timetable is the one to follow. Ramadan and Eid dates are given as expected, because they depend on moon sighting, and day 30 of Ramadan is always marked "if the month runs to 30". Where the sun does not rise or set, the connector says so rather than guessing. It gives no religious rulings.

No account and no sign in. A request holds only the values its tool takes: a place, dates and calculation settings, or a city name to look up. Ramadanfold stores and logs none of it. City data from GeoNames under CC BY 4.0; Ramadanfold chose the cities and rounded the coordinates.