Ramadan 2027 · Germany
Dates, tea and hospitality
According to the Diyanet calendar, the first fasting day is Monday, 8 February 2027, and the last is Monday, 8 March. Local announcements and moon sightings may differ.

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According to Diyanet, the first fasting day is 8 February and the last is 8 March. In the Islamic calendar, each day begins at sunset on the preceding evening. Local dates can vary.
Ramadan or Ramazan?
Both names refer to the same fasting month; Ramazan is commonly used in Turkish.
When is iftar?
The daily fast ends at sunset. Exact times vary by location and date, so check a local mosque's prayer timetable.
What comes after Ramadan?
Eid al-Fitr follows Ramadan, beginning 9 March 2027 according to Diyanet. Giving a gift is optional, not a religious duty.
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Dates are based on Diyanet's 2027 calendar and may differ following local moon sightings. Check available variants and delivery countries on each product page. These are general gift ideas, not religious requirements.