Printable Ramadan 2026 Calendar PDF - Sehri & Iftar Times

Your Complete Ramadan 2026 Planning Companion

Ramadan 2026 (1447 Hijri) is approaching, and having an accurate, printable calendar is essential for planning your fasting schedule. Our Ramadan Calendar Generator creates a beautiful, personalized PDF with precise Sehri (Suhoor) and Iftar times specifically calculated for your city.

Why Use Our Ramadan Calendar?

Accurate Prayer Times: Unlike generic calendars, our tool calculates times based on your exact location using the same astronomical algorithms trusted by mosques worldwide.

Fasting Tracker Built-In: Each day includes a checkbox so you can track your completed fasts throughout the blessed month.

Dual Date Display: See both Gregorian and Hijri dates side by side, making it easy to coordinate with work schedules and Islamic observances.

Print-Optimized Design: The PDF is designed specifically for printing, with clear fonts, proper margins, and an elegant Islamic aesthetic.

How to Use

1. Select Your City: Choose from major cities or enter coordinates manually
2. Pick Calculation Method: Select the method used by your local mosque
3. Generate Calendar: Click to create your personalized calendar
4. Download & Print: Get your PDF and print it for the whole family

Ramadan 2026 Key Dates

• First Day of Ramadan: Expected February 17, 2026 (1 Ramadan 1447)
• Laylatul Qadr (Night of Power): Seek it in the last 10 nights, especially odd nights
• Last Day of Ramadan: Expected March 17-18, 2026
• Eid al-Fitr: Expected March 18-19, 2026 (1 Shawwal 1447)

Note: Exact dates depend on moon sighting in your region

Prayer Time Calculation Methods

Our calendar supports multiple calculation methods to match your local mosque:

Method	Fajr Angle	Isha Angle	Used In
Muslim World League	18°	17°	Europe, Americas
ISNA	15°	15°	North America
Egyptian Authority	19.5°	17.5°	Africa, Middle East
Umm al-Qura	18.5°	90 min	Saudi Arabia
Karachi	18°	18°	Pakistan, Bangladesh

Tips for Ramadan 2026

Sehri (Pre-Dawn Meal)

• Eat a balanced meal with complex carbohydrates for sustained energy
• Include protein and healthy fats
• Drink plenty of water
• Stop eating 10-15 minutes before Fajr Adhan

Iftar (Breaking Fast)

• Break your fast with dates and water, following the Sunnah
• Pray Maghrib before eating a full meal
• Avoid overeating - moderation is key
• Include fruits and vegetables for nutrition