Preparing for the holy month of Ramadan requires reliable, accurate, and accessible fasting timetables. Whether you are observing fasts in Makkah, London, New York, Karachi, Cairo, or Sydney, knowing the precise moment when Sehri (Suhoor) ends and Iftar begins is vital. To make this effortless for Muslims worldwide, RiazHub has launched the official Ramadan Fasting Calendar & Sehri/Iftar Schedule tool.

Unlike conventional static prayer time charts that quickly become outdated or rely on central tracking servers, our web tool performs 100% client-side astronomical solar calculations directly inside your browser. By visiting the RiazHub Ramadan Fasting Schedule utility, visitors can immediately access exact dawn (Fajr) and sunset (Maghrib) timestamps without transmitting any private location data to external servers.

1. Privacy-First Astronomical Solar Zenith Calculations

Standard printed timetables are often tied to a single city’s central mosque and fail to account for geographic variations across nearby suburbs. The Ramadan Fasting Calendar at RiazHub.com overcomes this limitation by implementing real-time solar declination and equation-of-time formulas based on your exact latitude and longitude.

The tool offers full support for leading global calculation standards, including:

• Muslim World League (MWL): Standard 18° Fajr angle used widely across Europe, Far East, and the Middle East.
• Islamic Society of North America (ISNA): 15° Fajr angle tailored for North American latitudes.
• University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi: 18° Fajr angle preferred across Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh.
• Egyptian General Authority of Survey: 19.5° Fajr angle utilized in Egypt, Sudan, and North Africa.
• Umm al-Qura University, Makkah: Official Saudi Arabian standard with 18.5° Fajr and fixed Ramadan Isha intervals.

Users can also select between Standard (Shafi’i/Maliki/Hanbali) and Hanafi juristic Asr methods, as well as apply a 5-minute or 10-minute safety buffer before Fajr for Imsak safety.

2. Searchable Location Selector Across 150+ Global Countries

Finding your local timetable is effortless. When using the RiazHub Ramadan Fasting Schedule tool, click the location selector button to open a custom dropdown menu featuring a search box pinned directly at the top.

Simply type any city or country name—such as “Makkah”, “Toronto”, “Karachi”, “Dubai”, “London”, or “Jakarta”—and the list instantly filters options complete with national flag emojis. Alternatively, travellers can click the “Auto-Detect GPS” button to let their browser compute exact local solar timestamps automatically.

3. Real-Time Dual Countdown: Months, Days, Hours, Minutes & Seconds

Staying synchronized with fast boundaries during busy daily routines is crucial. The hero card inside the RiazHub Ramadan Fasting Calendar automatically switches states based on your local clock:

• Fasting Hours (Dawn to Sunset): Displays a green “Fasting in Progress” badge and counts down remaining Hours, Minutes, and Seconds directly to Iftar (Maghrib).
• Non-Fasting Hours (Night to Dawn): Displays a gold “Non-Fasting Hours” badge and counts down remaining time until Suhoor ends (Imsak / Fajr).

If Ramadan is several months away, the live countdown timer seamlessly expands to display Months | Days | Hours | Mins | Secs, giving users a complete countdown to the upcoming holy month.

4. Multi-Century Hijri Projections (1300 AH – 1500 AH) & Ashra Stages

Whether researching past Ramadan schedules or planning for upcoming years, the RiazHub Ramadan Timetable generator provides a dynamic dropdown supporting every Hijri Year from 1300 AH to 1500 AH. Using astronomical Kuwaiti tabular lunar math, it projects exact Gregorian start dates for Ramadan across two centuries.

The 30-day schedule grid is organized into distinct visual Ashras:

• 1st Ashra (Days 1 – 10): Rehmah (Mercy of Allah)
• 2nd Ashra (Days 11 – 20): Maghfirah (Forgiveness of Allah)
• 3rd Ashra (Days 21 – 30): Nijat (Protection from Hellfire & Laylat al-Qadr Odd Nights)

The table grid features separate dedicated columns for Ramadan Day #, Hijri Date, Gregorian Date (formatted cleanly as `08 Feb 2027`), English Day Name, Arabic Day Name (اليوم), Sehri / Suhoor Ends, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Iftar (Maghrib), and Isha.

5. Authentic Ramadan Duas & Web Audio Pronunciation

In addition to timing data, the tool includes a dedicated supplications module featuring Arabic calligraphy, English transliterations, and English translations for key Ramadan prayers:

1. Sehri / Suhoor Dua (Niyyah): “Wa bi-sawmi ghadin nawaitu min shahri Ramadan.”
2. Iftar Dua (Breaking Fast): “Allahumma inni laka sumtu wa bika aamantu wa ‘ala rizqika aftartu.”
3. 1st Ashra Supplication (Mercy): “Rabbi-ghfir war-ham wa Anta Khairur-Raahimeen.”
4. 2nd Ashra Supplication (Forgiveness): “Astaghfirullah Rabbi min kulli dhambin wa atoobu ilaih.”
5. 3rd Ashra Supplication (Protection): “Allahumma ajirni minan-naar.”
6. Laylat al-Qadr Supplication: “Allahumma innaka ‘afuwwun tuhibbul-‘afwa fa’fu ‘anni.”

Users can click the “Play Chime Preview” button to test audio alerts powered by the browser’s native Web Audio API.

6. One-Click CSV, iCal (.ics), and Printable PDF Exports

Taking your schedule on the go is simple with the export options available directly on the RiazHub Ramadan Fasting Schedule toolbar:

• Download CSV (.csv): Exports a clean, UTF-8 BOM spreadsheet containing all 30 days with Arabic and English day names, ideal for Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.
• Download .ics (iCal Calendar): Constructs an RFC-compliant calendar file to import automated Suhoor and Iftar reminders directly into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook.
• Print / PDF Schedule: Triggers a customized single-page print stylesheet (`@media print`) that removes web chrome and formats a crisp timetable for wall mounting.
• Copy Today’s Schedule: Copies today’s fast duration, Sehri deadline, and Iftar opening to your clipboard with instant toast confirmation for quick messaging sharing.

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