Ramadan timetable 2027 in Liverpool: calculated times
In Liverpool, the Ramadan timetable 2027 consists of all the imsak and iftar times of the fasting month, expected from 8 February to 8 March. On the last day of the table, imsak is set at 04:38 and iftar at 18:02.
| Day | Imsak | Fajr | Sunrise | Iftar (maghrib) | Isha | Fasting time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 – Mon 8 Feb | 05:36 | 05:46 | 07:45 | 17:08 | 19:00 | 11 h 32 |
| Day 15 – Mon 22 Feb | 05:10 | 05:20 | 07:16 | 17:36 | 19:25 | 12 h 26 |
| Day 29 – Mon 8 Mar | 04:38 | 04:48 | 06:44 | 18:02 | 19:52 | 13 h 24 |
Calculated estimates (18°/17° (MWL)). The IslamicFinder widget above shows today’s times; check with your local mosque.
Ramadan 2027 times in Liverpool from imsak to iftar
In Liverpool, the timetable for the first day of Ramadan, expected on Monday 8 February 2027, gives imsak at 05:36 and iftar at 17:08, a fast of 11 hours 32 minutes. By day 15, on Monday 22 February, imsak has moved to 05:10 and iftar to 17:36, so the fast lasts 12 hours 26 minutes. On day 29, Monday 8 March, imsak is at 04:38 and iftar at 18:02, for 13 hours 24 minutes.
What the Liverpool timetable shows from imsak to isha and how it compares with London
The timetable also lists fajr, sunrise and isha: on day 1 fajr is at 05:46, sunrise at 07:45 and isha at 19:00, while on day 29 isha has moved to 19:52. Compared with London, iftar in Liverpool on day 1 comes 6 minutes later than in London, at 17:08 against 17:02. By day 29 the gap has grown to 9 minutes, since Liverpool breaks the fast at 18:02 while London does so at 17:53.
Over the month the fast in Liverpool grows by 112 minutes between day 1 and day 29: imsak comes 58 minutes earlier and iftar 54 minutes later. The change is steady rather than sudden, so you will feel the days lengthen week by week as the Liverpool sunset moves from 17:08 toward 18:02. Sunrise follows the same rhythm, shifting from 07:45 on day 1 to 07:16 on day 15 and 06:44 on day 29, while isha moves from 19:00 to 19:25 and then 19:52, which also pushes tarawih later into the evening.
Why the Liverpool mosque calendar matters
Liverpool's timetable rests on the Muslim World League method: fajr at 18 degrees, isha at 17 degrees, and imsak placed ten minutes before fajr. Mosques around the Mersey sometimes choose other angles or keep their own safety margins. Liverpool's mosques are spread across the city and the wider Merseyside area, and some follow local sighting while others rely on calculation. Choose the one you pray at most often and keep to its calendar, comparing its imsak with the 05:36 calculated here on day 1. Ramadan 1448 is forecast to open on Monday 8 February 2027, a date that stays provisional until the new moon is sighted.
Ramadan in Liverpool: weather, daily life and iftar
Liverpool lies on the north bank of the River Mersey, close to the Irish Sea, and its weather swings quickly between bright spells and showers. In February the estuary wind can make a mild day feel cold, and sunrise is at 07:45 on the first morning. The city's waterfront, with the Albert Dock and the old port warehouses, looks very different in the early dark of a winter iftar.
Daily life and iftar in Liverpool
Liverpool has one of the oldest Muslim communities in Britain, shaped by its history as a major port and by students at its three universities. In daily life that means halal food shops and cafes in several neighbourhoods, and workplaces used to colleagues who fast. Many people break the fast at home or at a friend's table before heading out again for the evening prayers.
Iftar tables in Merseyside combine family recipes from many origins, often with dates, soup and a hot main dish after the sunset prayer. Students often organise shared meals so that those living far from family are not alone. People should expect the first tarawih on Sunday 7 February after dark, and the 27th night on Friday 5 March once the sun has set.
Practical advice for fasting in Liverpool
Practical advice is simple. Because the Mersey wind makes February feel colder than the thermometer suggests, dress in layers for the walk after iftar, and avoid leaving the pre-dawn meal until the last minutes before 05:36 on the first day. Sleep is part of the discipline, so try to turn in shortly after tarawih ends. On day 15 the fast in Liverpool lasts 12 hours 26 minutes, which is long enough to reward some planning of meals and appointments. A 29-day Ramadan would end with Eid al-Fitr on Tuesday 9 March 2027, whereas a 30-day month pushes it to Wednesday 10 March.
- Wear a windproof layer for evening walks near the Mersey.
- Share iftar with students living away from family.
- Eat a proper pre-dawn meal before imsak.
- Keep the mosque's printed calendar on the fridge.
Which Ramadan 2027 calendar should I follow in Liverpool?
Which Ramadan calendar should I follow in Liverpool? Whichever mosque you pray at, or whichever your family trusts, give that calendar your loyalty for the entire month. The calculated timetable gives imsak at 05:36 and iftar at 17:08 on day 1, but a mosque may announce the start a day later after the crescent is sighted, and all its times would then shift with it.
How long is the fast in Liverpool in mid-Ramadan?
How long is the fast in Liverpool in the middle of the month? On day 15, Monday 22 February, the timetable shows imsak at 05:10 and iftar at 17:36, which makes a fast of 12 hours 26 minutes. That is 54 minutes longer than on day 1, and day 29 reaches 13 hours 24 minutes with imsak at 04:38.
Is Eid a day off, and how do I manage work or school in Liverpool?
Is Eid a day off, and how do I manage work or study in Liverpool? In Liverpool, employers and universities carry on as normal, so tell your manager or tutor which days you need to leave promptly at sunset. Eid is not a bank holiday, so book the morning off early if you want to join the Eid prayer with family. With the 27th night expected on the evening of Friday 5 March, arrange lifts and meals early, because the last ten nights bring longer prayers and little sleep.