Ramadan Calendar Generator
Generate a full Ramadan calendar with daily Sehri (Suhoor) and Iftar times and Hijri dates for your city. Downloadable and printable — perfect for the whole month of fasting.
✓ Professional standard Prayer times use the standard astronomical algorithm with recognised calculation methods (MWL, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, Egypt, Karachi); Hijri dates use the tabular Islamic calendar; inheritance follows the core rules of Faraid.
Ramadan Calendar Generator is a free online islamic tool from Toolinza. Generate a full Ramadan calendar with daily Sehri (Suhoor) and Iftar times and Hijri dates for your city. Downloadable and printable — perfect for the whole month of fasting. It runs entirely in your browser — your data is never uploaded — needs no signup, and works on any device. Toolinza offers 320+ free tools used by people across the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, the EU, India, Pakistan, the Middle East and worldwide.
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About the Ramadan Calendar Generator
During Ramadan, every day is built around two moments: Sehri (Suhoor) ending at Fajr, and Iftar at Maghrib. Having the whole month's timetable in front of you — accurate for your own city — makes fasting far easier to plan.
This Ramadan Calendar Generator produces a complete month of daily Sehri and Iftar times with Gregorian and Hijri dates for your location, ready to view, download as a PDF or export to CSV and print for the fridge or the masjid.
How to use the Ramadan Calendar Generator
- Choose your city or set your coordinates, method and Asr school.
- Enter the Hijri year (it defaults to the upcoming Ramadan).
- Generate the full calendar of daily Sehri and Iftar times.
- Download it as a printable PDF or CSV.
Key features of the Ramadan Calendar Generator
- Full Ramadan month with daily Sehri (Fajr) and Iftar (Maghrib) times
- Accurate for your exact city or coordinates
- Recognised calculation methods and Asr options
- Gregorian and Hijri dates side by side
- Downloadable, printable PDF and CSV
How the Ramadan Calendar Generator works
These tools are built on established, transparent methods. Prayer times are calculated astronomically from the sun's position for your exact coordinates, using the angle conventions of well-known authorities — the Muslim World League, ISNA, Umm al-Qura (Makkah), the Egyptian General Authority and the University of Karachi — with a choice of Standard or Hanafi Asr. Hijri dates use the widely used tabular (arithmetic) Islamic calendar, and the inheritance calculator applies the fixed Quranic shares (Faraid) with residual (Asaba) distribution and proportional adjustment (Awl).
Everything runs in your browser, so your location and family details stay private.
Tips & best practices
- Set the method your mosque uses so your Sehri and Iftar match the local community.
- Give yourself a few minutes' margin before Fajr for Sehri, as many people prefer.
- The exact first day of Ramadan depends on the moon sighting, so the start may shift by a day from the calculated calendar.
Standards & accuracy
Prayer times use the standard astronomical algorithm with recognised calculation methods (MWL, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, Egypt, Karachi); Hijri dates use the tabular Islamic calendar; inheritance follows the core rules of Faraid.
Prayer times are calculated astronomically and may differ from your local mosque by a few minutes; for Fajr and Isha at high latitudes, methods vary — follow your community. The start of Islamic months depends on the local moon sighting, so Hijri dates may differ by a day from a sighting-based calendar. The inheritance tool covers the most common heirs for education and planning — always confirm a real distribution with a qualified scholar.
Who uses the Ramadan Calendar Generator?
- Planning Suhoor and Iftar for the whole month
- Mosques and community groups sharing a local timetable
- Families printing a fridge-friendly calendar
- Travellers fasting in a different city
Privacy & security
The Ramadan Calendar Generator runs entirely inside your web browser. Your data — whether that is a file, figures or text — is processed on your own device and is never uploaded to a server, stored or shared. There is no signup and no account, so you can use it as often as you like while keeping full control of your information. This makes it a safe choice even for confidential and sensitive work.
Why choose Toolinza?
- 100% free — no hidden charges, watermarks or usage caps.
- Private & secure — your data stays on your device.
- Standards-compliant — accurate results suitable for the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, EU, India, Pakistan, the Middle East and worldwide.
- Works everywhere — desktop, tablet and mobile.
Frequently asked questions
Sehri ends at Fajr (dawn) and Iftar is at Maghrib (sunset), both calculated astronomically for your location using your chosen method — exactly like the prayer times tool.
The calendar shows the calculated (tabular) start date for the Hijri year you enter. The actual first fast depends on the local sighting of the crescent moon and may fall a day earlier or later.
Yes. Download it as a clean PDF for printing, or export a CSV to customise it. Both include the full month of dates and times.
Yes, as long as you set your city or coordinates. Times are calculated for that exact location, so they are specific to where you are fasting.
Yes. The Ramadan Calendar Generator is completely free with no signup, no watermarks and no usage limits. Toolinza is supported by unobtrusive advertising so every tool stays free.
Absolutely. This tool runs entirely in your browser — your data and files are never uploaded to any server, so everything stays private on your own device.
No. The Ramadan Calendar Generator works instantly in any modern web browser on desktop, tablet and mobile — Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.