Reconnect with faith
Make room for prayer, reflection, Quran recitation, and quiet moments that bring the heart closer to Allah.
A little light for the soul
A month of
mercy. A world
of blessings.
Ramadan is more than a month on the calendar. It is a feeling of home, a heart returning to faith, a table shared with loved ones, and kindness that reaches beyond us.
رمضان كريم
A season to reconnect, give generously, and grow together.
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Masood Al-Masjid · Ramadan Kareem
The blessed month is on its way
Let the anticipation begin.
Make space for what matters. Every passing second is a gentle reminder to prepare your heart and set your intentions.
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Expected first day of fasting: 7 February 2027 · Subject to local moon sighting.
The beauty of Ramadan
Small acts. Lasting blessings.
A few simple reminders for a month that can change the way we see the world.
Give with an open heart
A shared meal, a helping hand, a thoughtful word. Let generosity reach people in ways both big and small.
Grow together
Bring family and neighbours closer. Share kindness, forgive freely, and make your community feel like home.
A moment of reflection · Daily Ayat
إِنَّ مَعَ الْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا
“Indeed, with hardship comes ease.”Quran 94:6 · A reminder to carry hope in every season.
✦ A new verse each day ☾
A gentle start
Prepare your heart, not just your calendar.
There is no perfect way to begin. Start with one sincere intention and let the good grow from there.
- Set a personal intention for the month.
- Make a little time for prayer and reflection each day.
- Plan ways to help someone in your community.
- Reach out to family, friends, and anyone who may feel alone.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
When is Ramadan 2027 expected to begin?
Ramadan 1448 AH is expected to begin around the evening of 6 February 2027, with the first day of fasting potentially on 7 February. The date can vary by location and official moon sighting.
Why can the date differ between countries?
The Islamic calendar follows lunar months. Communities may follow different local moon-sighting announcements or religious authorities, so confirm the date with your local mosque.
What is Ramadan about?
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. Muslims fast from dawn to sunset and often focus on prayer, generosity, Quran recitation, gratitude, and self-reflection.
How can I make the most of the month?
Start with realistic intentions, create time for worship, care for your health, give what you can, and show patience and kindness to the people around you.