Ramadan 1448 AH · Saint Pierre and Miquelon

Ramadan 2027 timetable in Saint-Pierre

This imsakiya gives the suhoor (imsak) and iftar times in Saint-Pierre for every day of Ramadan 1448 AH, expected to begin on Monday 8 February 2027. On the first day the fast runs from Fajr at 6:17 AM to Maghrib at 5:59 PM, 11 h 42 min in all; by day 29 it has grown to 13 h 09 min.

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Ramadan 1448 imsakiya for Saint-Pierre

Ramadan 1448 AH timetable for Saint-Pierre: Muslim World League, UTC−3, UTC−2 in summer, 24-hour clock. Imsak is 10 minutes before Fajr.
Day	Date	Imsak	Fajr	Sunrise	Dhuhr	Asr	Iftar (Maghrib)	Isha	Fast
1	Mon 8 February	06:07	06:17	08:00	12:59	15:33	17:59	19:36	11 h 42 min
2	Tue 9 February	06:06	06:16	07:58	12:59	15:34	18:00	19:37	11 h 44 min
3	Wed 10 February	06:04	06:14	07:57	12:59	15:35	18:02	19:38	11 h 47 min
4	Thu 11 February	06:03	06:13	07:55	12:59	15:36	18:03	19:40	11 h 50 min
5	Fri 12 February	06:02	06:12	07:54	12:59	15:38	18:05	19:41	11 h 53 min
6	Sat 13 February	06:00	06:10	07:52	12:59	15:39	18:06	19:42	11 h 56 min
7	Sun 14 February	05:59	06:09	07:51	12:59	15:40	18:08	19:44	11 h 59 min
8	Mon 15 February	05:57	06:07	07:49	12:59	15:41	18:09	19:45	12 h 02 min
9	Tue 16 February	05:56	06:06	07:48	12:59	15:42	18:11	19:47	12 h 05 min
10	Wed 17 February	05:54	06:04	07:46	12:59	15:44	18:12	19:48	12 h 08 min
11	Thu 18 February	05:53	06:03	07:44	12:59	15:45	18:14	19:49	12 h 11 min
12	Fri 19 February	05:51	06:01	07:43	12:59	15:46	18:15	19:51	12 h 14 min
13	Sat 20 February	05:50	06:00	07:41	12:58	15:47	18:17	19:52	12 h 17 min
14	Sun 21 February	05:48	05:58	07:39	12:58	15:48	18:18	19:54	12 h 20 min
15	Mon 22 February	05:46	05:56	07:37	12:58	15:49	18:20	19:55	12 h 23 min
16	Tue 23 February	05:45	05:55	07:36	12:58	15:50	18:21	19:56	12 h 27 min
17	Wed 24 February	05:43	05:53	07:34	12:58	15:51	18:23	19:58	12 h 30 min
18	Thu 25 February	05:41	05:51	07:32	12:58	15:52	18:24	19:59	12 h 33 min
19	Fri 26 February	05:40	05:50	07:30	12:58	15:53	18:26	20:01	12 h 36 min
20	Sat 27 February	05:38	05:48	07:28	12:57	15:55	18:27	20:02	12 h 39 min
21	Sun 28 February	05:36	05:46	07:27	12:57	15:56	18:29	20:03	12 h 43 min
22	Mon 1 March	05:34	05:44	07:25	12:57	15:57	18:30	20:05	12 h 46 min
23	Tue 2 March	05:32	05:42	07:23	12:57	15:58	18:32	20:06	12 h 49 min
24	Wed 3 March	05:30	05:40	07:21	12:57	15:59	18:33	20:08	12 h 53 min
25	Thu 4 March	05:29	05:39	07:19	12:56	16:00	18:34	20:09	12 h 56 min
26	Fri 5 March	05:27	05:37	07:17	12:56	16:01	18:36	20:11	12 h 59 min
27	Sat 6 March	05:25	05:35	07:15	12:56	16:02	18:37	20:12	13 h 03 min
28	Sun 7 March	05:23	05:33	07:14	12:56	16:03	18:39	20:14	13 h 06 min
29	Mon 8 March	05:21	05:31	07:12	12:55	16:03	18:40	20:15	13 h 09 min
30*	Tue 9 March	05:19	05:29	07:10	12:55	16:04	18:42	20:17	13 h 13 min

* Day 30 only applies if Ramadan completes 30 days in your country. In the Umm al-Qura calendar Ramadan 1448 has 29 days and Eid al-Fitr falls on Tuesday 9 March 2027.

How long is the fast in Saint-Pierre?

Over the month, imsak moves earlier by 46 minutes (from 6:07 AM to 5:21 AM) and iftar moves later by 42 minutes (from 5:59 PM to 6:40 PM). The longest fast falls on 8 March 2027 (13 h 09 min) and the shortest on 8 February 2027 (11 h 42 min). The average fasting day lasts 12 h 24 min, about 360 hours over the 29 days of the month.

In February and March the days lengthen quickly in the northern hemisphere, and at 46.7791° N the change is especially fast: each fast is a little longer than the previous one.

The last ten nights and Laylat al-Qadr in Saint-Pierre

Laylat al-Qadr is sought in the odd nights of the last ten. Each night starts at Maghrib on the evening before the fasting day. In Saint-Pierre, the 27th night begins on Friday 5 March 2027 at 6:36 PM, and its last third, the preferred time for tahajjud and du‘a, starts at 1:55 AM and lasts until Fajr at 5:35 AM.

Night	Evening of	Maghrib	Isha	Last third	Fajr
21st night	Saturday 27 February	18:27	20:02	02:00	05:46
23rd night	Monday 1 March	18:30	20:05	01:58	05:42
25th night	Wednesday 3 March	18:33	20:08	01:57	05:39
27th night	Friday 5 March	18:36	20:11	01:55	05:35
29th night	Sunday 7 March	18:39	20:14	01:53	05:31

Eid al-Fitr 1448 in Saint-Pierre

Eid al-Fitr is expected on Tuesday 9 March 2027, or one day later where Ramadan lasts 30 days. That morning the sun rises in Saint-Pierre at 7:10 AM. The Eid prayer is offered once the sun has risen about a spear’s length, roughly 15 to 20 minutes after sunrise, so the earliest Eid prayers in Saint-Pierre start from about 7:25 AM. Zakat al-Fitr has to be given before the prayer: our Zakat al-Fitr calculator works out the amount for your household.

About this timetable

The times are calculated for the coordinates of Saint-Pierre (46.7791° N, 56.1773° W) with the Muslim World League method, the one generally used in Saint Pierre and Miquelon: Fajr when the sun is 18° below the horizon and Isha when the sun is 17° below the horizon. The start of Ramadan follows the Umm al-Qura calendar; many countries begin the month after sighting the crescent, which can move every date by a day. Mosques sometimes add a few minutes of precaution to Fajr and Maghrib.

Ramadan 2027 in Saint-Pierre: questions and answers

What time is iftar in Saint-Pierre on the first day of Ramadan 2027?

Iftar is at Maghrib, 5:59 PM, on 8 February 2027. Suhoor must end by Fajr at 6:17 AM; the timetable shows imsak ten minutes earlier, at 6:07 AM.

How many hours is the fast in Saint-Pierre?

Between 11 h 42 min and 13 h 09 min, with an average of 12 h 24 min per day.

When is Laylat al-Qadr 2027 in Saint-Pierre?

It is sought in the odd nights of the last ten, starting on the evening of 27 February 2027. The 27th night begins on the evening of 5 March 2027 at Maghrib (6:36 PM).

When is Eid al-Fitr 2027 in Saint-Pierre?

On 9 March 2027 according to the Umm al-Qura calendar, or a day later if Ramadan lasts 30 days. Sunrise that day is at 7:10 AM.

Which calculation method is used for Saint-Pierre?

The Muslim World League method: Fajr at 18° and Isha when the sun is 17° below the horizon, in local time (UTC−3, UTC−2 in summer). Follow the announcement of your local mosque or authority for the start and end of the month.