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Ramadan 2027 · Ramzan · Ramazan

Ramadan 2027, with a quiet tasbih.

The days belong to the fast and the nights to the Qur’an; between them runs the dhikr. Count it on ninety-nine beads, in your browser or in Japa on iPhone and Apple Watch.

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By the Umm al-Qura civil calendar, with the first night beginning at sunset on Sunday 7 February. Many communities begin and end a day earlier or later by moon sighting; follow your community’s announcement. Ramadan dates to 2031.

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Online Ramadan tasbih

Count today’s, right here.

Choose a dhikr and tap the dial once for each recitation: ninety-nine beads, one round. The Arabic stays in view with a transliteration. No account or download.

Changing practice starts a new count.

أَسْتَغْفِرُ ٱللَّٰهَ

Astaghfiru-llāh

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With the dial focused: Space, Enter or ↑ to count; ↓ to undo.

Your count stays in this tab and resets on reload. Nothing is saved or sent.

The practices Japa keeps through Ramadan

Each is one round of a ninety-nine-bead misbaḥa a day.

The daily counts are Japa’s suggestions, not a rule of the season. Change them, or keep the prayers you were taught instead.

How Ramadan is kept

The fast

From dawn to sunset, those who are able keep from food and drink. Many eat a meal before dawn, suḥūr, and break the fast at sunset, often with dates and water, at ifṭār.

The nights

The nights are given to the Qur’an: many mosques read it through over the month in the tarāwīḥ prayers, and the last ten nights, in which Laylat al-Qadr is sought, are kept with particular care.

Remembrance and giving

Dhikr is said through the day, and charity, including zakāt al-fiṭr before the Eid prayer, is part of the month. Ramadan ends with Eid al-Fiṭr.

Practice differs between schools, countries and families. Japa has not independently verified these dates against a published calendar; check them with your mosque or a source such as Moonsighting.com.

Keep the season in Japa.

Ramadan is in Japa’s holy-days calendar. Add it and Astaghfirullah, Salawat and La ilaha illa Allah come to Today at ninety-nine a day each, from 8 February until 8 March, then step back when the season ends. Your own history is never touched. Japa does not show prayer times, fasting times or a qibla. There is no Ramadan course or daily reading in the app: just the prayers, counted.

Unlimited counting, the built-in collection, Apple Watch and up to three saved practices are free. Adding a holy day to Today, unlimited practices, your whole history and private iCloud sync are part of one optional Japa Lifetime purchase. Never a subscription.

Japa is made by Colin Sergay, an independent developer. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any church, mosque, teacher or community.

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Before you begin

When does Ramadan 2027 start?

By the Umm al-Qura civil calendar, Ramadan 2027 runs from Monday 8 February to Monday 8 March, with the first night beginning at sunset on Sunday 7 February. Many communities begin a day earlier or later by moon sighting, so follow your community’s announcement.

Which dhikr does Japa suggest for Ramadan?

Astaghfirullah, Salawat and La ilaha illa Allah, ninety-nine times a day each. The ninety-nine is Japa’s suggestion, not a prescribed number.

Does Japa show prayer or iftar times?

No. Japa is a counter. It has no prayer times, fasting times or qibla direction; use your mosque’s timetable for those.

Is the Ramadan tasbih free?

Yes. This browser tasbih is free and saves nothing. In the app, counting is unlimited and free on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, and all three dhikr are in the free collection. Adding Ramadan to Today is part of Japa Lifetime.