Sehri and iftar times in Ipoh for each day of Ramadan, expected from Monday, 8 February 2027 to Monday, 8 March 2027, computed with the JAKIM, Malaysia method.
Ramadan 1448 begins in
115 days09:09:59
First fast: sehri ends Monday, 8 February 2027 at 06:22
First day · Mon 8 Feb
Imsak06:1210 min before Fajr
Sehri ends06:22Fajr, true dawn
Iftar19:30Maghrib, sunset
Fast13 h 8 min
8 Feb to 8 Mar · 29 days · Eid al-Fitr 9 Mar
JAKIM, Malaysia
At a glance
Dates and fast lengths
01Dates
Monday, 8 February 2027 to Monday, 8 March 2027
29 days in the Umm al-Qura calendar; the official announcement may move the start by a day.
02First fast
13 h 8 min
Mon 8 Feb: sehri ends 06:22, iftar 19:30
03Last fast
13 h 12 min
Mon 8 Mar: sehri ends 06:18, iftar 19:30
04Eid al-Fitr
Tuesday, 9 March 2027
The day after the last fast, once the Shawwal crescent is confirmed.
Calculation
Method and start day
By default, the method usually published in Malaysia: JAKIM, Malaysia. These settings are shared with the prayer-times pages.
Switch this on if the official announcement in Malaysia begins Ramadan the day after the Umm al-Qura date. Saved on this device for Malaysia.
Fajr 18°, Isha 18°, with the authority's precautionary minutes
Saved on this device and used on every prayer-times page. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Timetable
Sehri and iftar, day by day
Times in Singapore Standard Time. Sehri ends at Fajr; Imsak is ten minutes earlier as a precaution; iftar is at Maghrib.
Ramadan 2027 timetable for Ipoh: Imsak, end of sehri (Fajr), iftar (Maghrib) and fast length for each day
Day
Date
Imsak
Sehri ends
Iftar
Fast
1
Mon 8 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:30
13 h 8 min
2
Tue 9 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
3
Wed 10 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
4
Thu 11 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
5
Fri 12 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
6
Sat 13 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
7
Sun 14 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
8
Mon 15 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
9
Tue 16 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
10
Wed 17 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
11
Thu 18 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
12
Fri 19 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
13
Sat 20 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
14
Sun 21 Feb
06:12
06:22
19:31
13 h 9 min
15
Mon 22 Feb
06:11
06:21
19:31
13 h 10 min
16
Tue 23 Feb
06:11
06:21
19:31
13 h 10 min
17
Wed 24 Feb
06:11
06:21
19:31
13 h 10 min
18
Thu 25 Feb
06:11
06:21
19:31
13 h 10 min
19
Fri 26 Feb
06:11
06:21
19:31
13 h 10 min
20
Sat 27 Feb
06:10
06:20
19:31
13 h 11 min
21
Sun 28 Feb
06:10
06:20
19:31
13 h 11 min
22
Mon 1 Mar
06:10
06:20
19:31
13 h 11 min
23
Tue 2 Mar
06:10
06:20
19:31
13 h 11 min
24
Wed 3 Mar
06:09
06:19
19:31
13 h 12 min
25
Thu 4 Mar
06:09
06:19
19:31
13 h 12 min
26
Fri 5 Mar
06:09
06:19
19:31
13 h 12 min
27
Sat 6 Mar
06:09
06:19
19:31
13 h 12 min
28
Sun 7 Mar
06:08
06:18
19:30
13 h 12 min
29
Mon 8 Mar
06:08
06:18
19:30
13 h 12 min
Eid al-Fitr
Tuesday, 9 March 2027
Computed by Hourora (hourora.app) with the JAKIM, Malaysia method. Your local mosque's timetable and the official moon-sighting announcement decide.
For Ipoh (4.60° N, 101.06° E) Hourora computes the sun's position for each day of Ramadan: sehri ends at Fajr (Fajr 18°, Isha 18°, with the authority's precautionary minutes) and iftar is at Maghrib, when the sun's upper edge sets. Times are shown in Singapore Standard Time.
The dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar. The official start in Malaysia is set by the moon-sighting announcement and can be a day later; use the setting above to move the whole timetable by one day.
Moon sighting and a day's difference
In many countries a committee looks for the crescent on the evening of 29 Sha'ban. If it is seen, Ramadan starts the next day; if not, Sha'ban completes 30 days. Because the crescent is visible earlier in some places than others, and because authorities use different criteria, Ramadan can begin a day later in one country than in another. The same applies to Eid al-Fitr. On each city's timetable you can move the dates one day later to match your country's announcement.
Why your mosque may differ by a few minutes
Local mosques and national authorities publish their own Ramadan timetables. They may use another method or a different precautionary margin, compute for another point in the city, or round differently. Differences of one to five minutes are normal. Your local mosque's timetable and the official moon-sighting announcement are the ones to follow.
Questions
Good to know
When does Ramadan 2027 start in Ipoh?
Ramadan 1448 AH is expected to begin on Monday, 8 February 2027 in the Umm al-Qura calendar, with the first fast that day. The official start in Malaysia follows the moon-sighting announcement on the evening before and can be a day later.
What time are sehri and iftar in Ipoh on the first day of Ramadan?
On Monday, 8 February 2027, sehri ends at 06:22 (Fajr; Imsak 06:12) and iftar is at 19:30 (Maghrib), a fast of 13 h 8 min, with the JAKIM, Malaysia method.
How long is the fast in Ipoh during Ramadan 2027?
About 13 h 8 min on the first day and 13 h 12 min on the last day, from Fajr to Maghrib.
When is Eid al-Fitr 2027 in Ipoh?
Eid al-Fitr is expected on Tuesday, 9 March 2027, the day after the last fast, subject to the sighting of the Shawwal crescent and the official announcement in Malaysia.
Why does my mosque's Ramadan timetable differ from this one?
Mosques publish their own timetables and may use another method, a longer precautionary margin before Fajr, a few minutes' delay after sunset, or another point in the city. Differences of a few minutes are normal; follow your local mosque and the official announcement.