🌙 Ramadan 2021 · 1442 AH

Ramadan 2021 Timetable for Birmingham

30 days of suhoor, iftar and prayer times · United Kingdom

First suhoor ends
04:34
Fajr · Tuesday 13 April
First iftar
20:06
Maghrib · 15h 32m fast
Longest fast
17h 28m
Wednesday 12 May
Shortest fast
15h 32m
Tuesday 13 April
Iftar over the month
+50 min
20:06 → 20:56
Total fasting
496 hours
30 days

Birmingham Ramadan 2021 Timetable

Tuesday, 13 April 2021 – Wednesday 12 May · local time (Europe/London)

DayDateSuhoorFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrIftarMaghribIshaFast
1Tue 13 AprTuesday 13 April04:3406:1413:1316:5520:0621:1515h 32m
2Wed 14 AprWednesday 14 April04:3206:1213:1316:5620:0821:1615h 36m
3Thu 15 AprThursday 15 April04:2906:1013:1316:5720:1021:1815h 41m
4Fri 16 AprFriday 16 April04:2706:0713:1216:5820:1121:1915h 44m
5Sat 17 AprSaturday 17 April04:2406:0513:1216:5920:1321:2115h 49m
6Sun 18 AprSunday 18 April04:2206:0313:1216:5920:1521:2215h 53m
7Mon 19 AprMonday 19 April04:2006:0113:1217:0020:1721:2415h 57m
8Tue 20 AprTuesday 20 April04:1705:5913:1117:0120:1821:2516h 01m
9Wed 21 AprWednesday 21 April04:1505:5713:1117:0220:2021:2716h 05m
10Thu 22 AprThursday 22 April04:1205:5413:1117:0320:2221:2916h 10m
11Fri 23 AprFriday 23 April04:1005:5213:1117:0320:2421:3016h 14m
12Sat 24 AprSaturday 24 April04:0805:5013:1117:0420:2521:3216h 17m
13Sun 25 AprSunday 25 April04:0505:4813:1017:0520:2721:3316h 22m
14Mon 26 AprMonday 26 April04:0305:4613:1017:0620:2921:3516h 26m
15Tue 27 AprTuesday 27 April04:0105:4413:1017:0620:3021:3616h 29m
16Wed 28 AprWednesday 28 April03:5805:4213:1017:0720:3221:3816h 34m
17Thu 29 AprThursday 29 April03:5605:4013:1017:0820:3421:3916h 38m
18Fri 30 AprFriday 30 April03:5405:3813:1017:0820:3621:4016h 42m
19Sat 1 MaySaturday 1 May03:5105:3613:1017:0920:3721:4216h 46m
20Sun 2 MaySunday 2 May03:4905:3413:1017:1020:3921:4316h 50m
21Mon 3 MayMonday 3 May03:4705:3213:0917:1120:4121:4516h 54m
22Tue 4 MayTuesday 4 May03:4505:3013:0917:1120:4221:4616h 57m
23Wed 5 MayWednesday 5 May03:4305:2813:0917:1220:4421:4817h 01m
24Thu 6 MayThursday 6 May03:4105:2713:0917:1320:4621:4917h 05m
25Fri 7 MayFriday 7 May03:3905:2513:0917:1320:4721:5117h 08m
26Sat 8 MaySaturday 8 May03:3605:2313:0917:1420:4921:5317h 13m
27Sun 9 MaySunday 9 May 27th night03:3405:2113:0917:1520:5121:5517h 17m
28Mon 10 MayMonday 10 May03:3205:2013:0917:1520:5221:5717h 20m
29Tue 11 MayTuesday 11 May03:3005:1813:0917:1620:5421:5917h 24m
30Wed 12 MayWednesday 12 May03:2805:1613:0917:1620:5622:0017h 28m

Calculated for Birmingham city centre with the Moonsighting Committee Worldwide method (Standard (Shafi'i) Asr). Suhoor ends at Fajr; many mosques stop eating 5–10 minutes earlier as a precaution (imsak). The start of Ramadan follows the Umm al-Qura calendar and may be one day later where the month begins with a local moon sighting. Daily times: prayer times in Birmingham.

Ramadan 2021 in Birmingham

Ramadan 1442 AH begins on Tuesday, 13 April 2021 and lasts 30 days. In Birmingham the first suhoor ends at 04:34 and the first iftar is at 20:06, a fast of 15h 32m.

Over the month iftar moves 50 minutes later and the end of suhoor moves 66 minutes earlier, so the last fast on Wednesday 12 May lasts 17h 28m. In total you fast about 496 hours this Ramadan. For comparison, the first fast in Makkah lasts 13h 54m.

The 27th night, most widely observed as Laylat al-Qadr, begins at Maghrib (20:51) on Sunday 9 May. Eid al-Fitr is expected on Thursday, 13 May 2021.

Frequently Asked Questions

The first iftar in Birmingham is at 20:06 local time on Tuesday, 13 April 2021, and the first suhoor ends at Fajr, 04:34.

The fast lasts 15h 32m on the first day and 17h 28m on the last day; the longest fast is 17h 28m on Wednesday 12 May.

Eid al-Fitr is expected on Thursday, 13 May 2021 according to the Umm al-Qura calendar. If United Kingdom begins Shawwal with a local moon sighting, it may be one day later.

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