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Ramadan 2026 | 1447 AH Calendar for USA

Ramadan 2026 | 1447 AH Calendar for USA with Suhoor Iftar Schedule and Namaz Timings

Ramadan is a sacred month of fasting, prayer, and reflection for Muslims around the world. In 2026, Ramadan is expected to begin in the USA around February 18–19 and finish around March 19–20 depending on moon sightings.

This guide includes:
✔️ Ramadan 2026 start & end dates
✔️ Full 30-day Suhoor & Iftar calendar
✔️ Tips for observing Ramadan in the US


🗓️ When Does Ramadan 2026 Begin and End in the USA?

Ramadan starts after the sighting of the crescent moon at the end of Shaaban. In 2026, astronomical predictions show:

  • 🌙 First day of fasting: February 18–19, 2026 (expected)
  • 📆 Last day of Ramadan: March 19, 2026
  • 🎉 Eid al-Fitr: Around March 20, 2026

Exact dates can vary by community based on local moon sightings and announcements from mosques.


🕌 What Is Suhoor & Iftar?

  • Suhoor: The pre-dawn meal before fasting begins (ends at Fajr).
  • Iftar: The meal that breaks the daily fast (at Maghrib/sunset).

Ramadan fasting involves abstaining from food and drink from dawn to sunset, and the exact times change daily.


🌙 First Ashra – Ashra of Mercy (Rahmat)

Dates: February 18 – February 27, 2026
Theme: Mercy, compassion, blessings
Focus: Gratitude, kindness, increased worship

During the first ten days, believers seek Allah’s mercy and blessings. It’s a time to soften the heart, increase good deeds, and show compassion to others.

Daily Dua for First Ashra

Arabic:
رَّبِّ ٱغْفِرْ وَٱرْحَمْ وَأَنتَ خَيْرُ ٱلرَّاحِمِينَ

Transliteration:
Rabbi-ghfir warham wa anta khayrur-rāḥimīn

Meaning:
O my Lord, forgive me and have mercy on me, for You are the Best of those who show mercy.


📅 First Ashra Calendar

DayDateSuhoorFajrDhuhrAsrMaghrib (Iftar)Isha
1Feb 186:45 AM6:50 AM12:20 PM3:40 PM6:18 PM7:35 PM
2Feb 196:43 AM6:48 AM12:21 PM3:41 PM6:20 PM7:37 PM
3Feb 206:42 AM6:47 AM12:21 PM3:42 PM6:22 PM7:39 PM
4Feb 216:40 AM6:45 AM12:22 PM3:43 PM6:23 PM7:40 PM
5Feb 226:38 AM6:43 AM12:22 PM3:44 PM6:25 PM7:42 PM
6Feb 236:36 AM6:41 AM12:23 PM3:45 PM6:26 PM7:43 PM
7Feb 246:35 AM6:40 AM12:23 PM3:46 PM6:28 PM7:45 PM
8Feb 256:33 AM6:38 AM12:24 PM3:47 PM6:30 PM7:47 PM
9Feb 266:31 AM6:36 AM12:24 PM3:48 PM6:31 PM7:48 PM
10Feb 276:29 AM6:34 AM12:25 PM3:49 PM6:33 PM7:50 PM

Spend your first Ashra in Makkah and Madinah


🌙 Second Ashra – Ashra of Forgiveness (Maghfirah)

Dates: February 28 – March 9, 2026
Theme: Forgiveness and repentance
Focus: Seeking pardon for past sins

The second Ashra emphasizes sincere repentance and asking Allah for forgiveness. This is the time to reflect deeply and renew intentions.

Daily Dua for Second Ashra

Arabic:
أَسْتَغْفِرُ ٱللَّٰهَ رَبِّي مِن كُلِّ ذَنبٍ وَأَتُوبُ إِلَيْهِ

Transliteration:
Astaghfirullāha rabbī min kulli dhambin wa atūbu ilayh

Meaning:
I seek forgiveness from Allah, my Lord, for every sin, and I turn to Him.


📅 Second Ashra Calendar

DayDateSuhoorFajrDhuhrAsrMaghrib (Iftar)Isha
11Feb 286:27 AM6:32 AM12:25 PM3:50 PM6:35 PM7:52 PM
12Mar 16:25 AM6:30 AM12:26 PM3:51 PM6:36 PM7:53 PM
13Mar 26:23 AM6:28 AM12:26 PM3:52 PM6:38 PM7:55 PM
14Mar 36:21 AM6:26 AM12:27 PM3:53 PM6:39 PM7:56 PM
15Mar 46:19 AM6:24 AM12:27 PM3:54 PM6:41 PM7:58 PM
16Mar 56:17 AM6:22 AM12:28 PM3:55 PM6:43 PM8:00 PM
17Mar 66:15 AM6:20 AM12:28 PM3:56 PM6:44 PM8:01 PM
18Mar 76:13 AM6:18 AM12:29 PM3:57 PM6:46 PM8:03 PM
19Mar 86:11 AM6:16 AM12:29 PM3:58 PM6:47 PM8:04 PM
20Mar 96:09 AM6:14 AM12:30 PM3:59 PM6:49 PM8:06 PM

Spend Your 2nd Ashra in Makkah and Madinah


🌙 Third Ashra – Ashra of Salvation (Nijat)

Dates: March 10 – March 19, 2026
Theme: Protection from Hellfire
Focus: Laylat al-Qadr, intense worship

The final Ashra is the most spiritually powerful period of Ramadan. It includes Laylat al-Qadr, a night better than a thousand months.

Daily Dua for Third Ashra

Arabic:
ٱللَّهُمَّ أَجِرْنِي مِنَ ٱلنَّارِ

Transliteration:
Allāhumma ajirnī mina-n-nār

Meaning:
O Allah, save me from the Hellfire.


📅 Third Ashra Calendar

DayDateSuhoorFajrDhuhrAsrMaghrib (Iftar)Isha
21Mar 106:07 AM6:12 AM12:30 PM4:00 PM6:50 PM8:07 PM
22Mar 116:05 AM6:10 AM12:31 PM4:01 PM6:52 PM8:09 PM
23Mar 126:03 AM6:08 AM12:31 PM4:02 PM6:54 PM8:11 PM
24Mar 136:01 AM6:06 AM12:32 PM4:03 PM6:55 PM8:12 PM
25Mar 145:59 AM6:04 AM12:32 PM4:04 PM6:57 PM8:14 PM
26Mar 155:56 AM6:01 AM12:33 PM4:05 PM6:58 PM8:15 PM
27Mar 165:54 AM5:59 AM12:33 PM4:06 PM7:00 PM8:17 PM
28Mar 175:52 AM5:57 AM12:34 PM4:07 PM7:01 PM8:18 PM
29Mar 185:50 AM5:55 AM12:34 PM4:08 PM7:03 PM8:20 PM
30Mar 195:48 AM5:53 AM12:35 PM4:09 PM7:04 PM8:21 PM

Spend the 3rd Ashra in Makkah and Madinah


📍 Ramadan in Different US Cities (Example Timings)

Here are some city-specific suhoor and iftar times (typical values for Ramadan):

CityTypical SuhoorTypical Iftar
New York City~05:54 AM~05:03 PM
Los Angeles~05:43 AM~05:15 PM
Chicago~05:50 AM~04:54 PM
Houston~06:06 AM~05:52 PM
Philadelphia~05:57 AM~05:09 PM

These are general estimates. Always follow your local mosque’s official calendar for exact daily times and prayer schedules.


Important Ramadan Nights to Remember

🌌 Laylat al-Qadr (Night of Power):
Often observed in the last 10 nights of Ramadan, especially on odd nights like the 27th. It’s a night of special prayers and worship.

📅 Last 10 Nights:
From roughly March 10–19, 2026, make extra time for reflection and prayer.


🍽️ Healthy Fasting Tips for Ramadan 2026

Observing fasts during Ramadan requires physical care along with spiritual focus. Following these simple fasting tips can help you stay energized, hydrated, and focused throughout the month.


🌄 Suhoor (Pre-Dawn Meal) Tips

Suhoor is essential for sustaining energy during long fasting hours. Never skip it.

✔ Eat slow-digesting foods such as oats, whole grains, brown rice, and whole-wheat bread
✔ Include protein (eggs, yogurt, milk, nuts, lentils) to prevent hunger
✔ Add fruits and vegetables for fiber and hydration
✔ Drink plenty of water (2–3 glasses minimum)
✔ Avoid salty, fried, or overly spicy foods to reduce thirst

Blessing reminder: The Prophet ﷺ said,
“Eat Suhoor, for indeed there is blessing in it.”


🌇 Iftar (Breaking the Fast) Tips

Break your fast gently to avoid fatigue or digestive discomfort.

✔ Start with dates and water (Sunnah practice)
✔ Avoid overeating immediately at iftar
✔ Choose balanced meals with lean protein, vegetables, and complex carbs
✔ Limit fried and sugary foods
✔ Drink water gradually between iftar and bedtime


💧 Hydration Tips During Ramadan

Staying hydrated is key, especially in warmer regions of the USA.

✔ Aim for 8–10 glasses of water between Maghrib and Fajr
✔ Include hydrating foods like fruits, soups, and yogurt
✔ Avoid excessive caffeine (tea, coffee, soda) as it causes dehydration


💤 Sleep & Energy Management

✔ Try to get short naps if night prayers reduce sleep
✔ Maintain a consistent sleep routine
✔ Avoid heavy meals right before sleeping


🏃 Physical Activity During Ramadan

✔ Light exercise such as walking or stretching is recommended
✔ Best time for exercise: after Iftar or before Suhoor
✔ Avoid intense workouts during fasting hours


🕌 Spiritual & Mental Well-Being Tips

✔ Increase Qur’an recitation and dua daily
✔ Focus on patience, kindness, and self-control
✔ Reduce screen time and distractions
✔ Give charity and help others


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🕌 Final Thoughts

Ramadan 2026 in the USA will be a time of devotion, community unity, and personal growth. Use this calendar to plan your fasting schedule and make the most of each blessed day and night.

Ramadan is not only about abstaining from food and drink — it is a time for spiritual growth, discipline, gratitude, and compassion. Taking care of your health allows you to focus better on worship and reflection.

Ramadan Kareem! 🌙