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Ramadan 2027 in Singapore — Sehri & Iftar Times
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Ramadan 2027 in Singapore: Sehri, Iftar and city timetables
This page is the Ramadan 2027 country hub for Singapore. The live reference times use Singapore at 1.2897, 103.8501 in the Asia/Singapore time zone. Open your exact city for daily Sehri and Iftar because Fajr and sunset change with latitude, longitude and local time.
Among the 20 cities in this directory, projected first-day local-clock Iftar runs from 7:20 PM in Tampines New Town to 7:21 PM in Jurong Town, a spread of about 1 minutes. Sehri spans about 1 minutes across the same city set, from 6:05 AM in Tampines New Town to 6:06 AM in Jurong West. That is why a single national Sehri or Iftar time would be misleading.
On the projected first fast, the calculated fasting window ranges from 13 h 15 m in Singapore to 13 h 15 m in Singapore among the cities listed here, a difference of 0 minutes. At the Singapore reference point, the fast stays almost unchanged between Ramadan Day 1 and the 30th date in the planning table.
The city data on this page spans latitudes 1.2842 to 1.4380 and longitudes 103.7228 to 103.9497. All cities in this directory use Asia/Singapore. Latitude changes the seasonal length of daylight; longitude and time-zone boundaries shift the clock time at which dawn and sunset appear. The city pages below apply those inputs separately.
20 city pages are available for Singapore. Each city page uses that city’s own coordinates and time zone and contains a full Ramadan table, daily fasting duration, prayer times and downloadable data. Available examples include Singapore, Bedok New Town, Ulu Bedok, Sengkang New Town, Tampines Estate, Jurong Town.
The default calculation convention for this page is Muslim World League. Calculation methods mainly affect Fajr and Isha because they use twilight definitions. Local mosques may apply a different convention or small safety adjustments, so use the timetable here for planning and follow the authority you trust for worship.
The planning calendar currently uses 8 Feb 2027 as the projected first fast. Ramadan is a lunar month of 29 or 30 days, so the final day and Eid al-Fitr cannot be confirmed in advance. A recognised local moon-sighting authority or the method followed by your community takes precedence over this planning date.
Cities — Ramadan 2027
| Cities | Sehri · 1 | Iftar · 1 | Fast Duration · 1 | Fast Duration · 30 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | 6:05 AM | 7:21 PM | 13 h 15 m | 13 h 15 m |
| Bedok New Town | 6:05 AM | 7:20 PM | 13 h 15 m | 13 h 15 m |
| Ulu Bedok | 6:05 AM | 7:20 PM | 13 h 15 m | 13 h 15 m |
| Sengkang New Town | 6:05 AM | 7:21 PM | 13 h 15 m | 13 h 15 m |
| Tampines Estate | 6:05 AM | 7:20 PM | 13 h 15 m | 13 h 15 m |
| Jurong Town | 6:06 AM | 7:21 PM | 13 h 15 m | 13 h 15 m |
| Tampines New Town | 6:05 AM | 7:20 PM | 13 h 15 m | 13 h 15 m |
| Woodlands | 6:06 AM | 7:21 PM | 13 h 15 m | 13 h 15 m |
Questions about Ramadan 2027 in Singapore
Why do Sehri and Iftar differ between cities in Singapore?
Because dawn and sunset follow coordinates, not a country name. Cities farther east or west see the same solar event at different clock times, while latitude changes the length of daylight. The comparison table above is calculated separately for each city.
Which calculation method does this page use?
The default is Muslim World League. It mainly affects Fajr and Isha. A mosque may use another recognised convention, an adjustment or a different Asr rule, so its published timetable can differ by a few minutes.
Is 8 Feb 2027 confirmed as the first fast in Singapore?
No. It is the planning date used by this site. The religious start of Ramadan follows the recognised crescent-sighting or calendar authority your community follows, and the month lasts 29 or 30 days.
Ramadan in Singapore
Muslims make up around fifteen per cent of Singapore’s population, the majority of Malay heritage with substantial Indian Muslim and Arab communities. Islamic affairs, including prayer times and the announcement of Ramadan, are administered by MUIS, the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore.
The Sultan Mosque in Kampong Glam, with its distinctive golden dome, is the historic centre of the Muslim community and a national monument.
The Geylang Serai bazaar
The Ramadan bazaar at Geylang Serai is the defining sight of the month in Singapore: hundreds of stalls selling dendeng, kuih, murtabak, Ramly burgers and every kind of drink, with the surrounding streets lit up for the whole month. It runs nightly and draws visitors from all communities.
Because Singapore sits almost on the equator, fasting hours barely change from year to year — around thirteen hours whatever season Ramadan falls in.