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Ramadan 2027 in Uzbekistan: when it begins and when the suhoor and iftar taqvim will be released

Checked by the editors on 8 November 2026. The figures were checked against the documents in the list of sources below. Translated from the Russian original — read it.

Ramadan (Ramazan) 2027 in Uzbekistan is expected from Monday, 8 February: this is the first day of fasting. Ramadan Hayit (Eid al-Fitr) is expected on Tuesday, 9 March. These are dates from pre-calculated calendars. In Uzbekistan, they are confirmed by the Muslim Board, and the date may shift by one day. In 2026, presidential resolutions based on the Board’s information were issued three days before the start of the fast and three days before the holiday.

Item	Expected date	What is already official
First day of fasting (1 Ramadan 1448 AH)	8 February, Monday	Nothing yet: the Muslim Board will announce the date
Night of Qadr	Night of 5–6 March, Friday to Saturday (according to Diyanet)	Nothing yet
Ramadan Hayit (1 Shawwal 1448 AH)	9 March, Tuesday; according to timeanddate.com — 10 March	A holiday under the Labour Code; the Muslim Board will announce the date, a presidential resolution will confirm it
Suhoor and iftar taqvim	—	Not yet published
Fitr sadaqah for 2027	—	Not yet announced

When Ramadan 2027 begins

The start of Ramadan on 8 February 2027 is set by Saudi Arabia’s “Umm al-Qura” calendar, the calendar of the Directorate of Religious Affairs of Turkey (Diyanet) and the reference website timeanddate.com. The new moon will occur on 6 February at 20:56 Tashkent time.

The Muslim Board determines the start of the month by sighting the new moon, so its date may not coincide with the calculated one. In 2026, the fast in Uzbekistan began on 19 February, a day later than under “Umm al-Qura”, and on the same day as under Diyanet. The Night of Qadr and Ramadan Hayit also coincided with Diyanet. For 2027, both calendars give the same date — 8 February.

How the Muslim Board announces the dates

The first day of Ramadan and Ramadan Hayit in Uzbekistan is named by the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan (Oʻzbekiston musulmonlari idorasi). Its Fatwa Centre observes the new moon, and the President takes note of the Board’s information by a separate resolution. This is how it happened in 2026:

Early February. The Fatwa Committee of the Council of Muslim Religious Boards of the Organization of Turkic States, at a meeting in Samarkand, designated the start of Ramadan as 19 February, and Ramadan Hayit as 20 March (UzDaily reported this on 6 February).
16 February, Monday. The President signed resolution No. PP-65 “On the worthy conduct of the holy month of Ramadan”: according to the Muslim Board’s information, the month begins on 19 February. That same evening, the Board published the taqvim.
17 February, daytime. The Fatwa Centre announced the amount of fitr sadaqah, fidyah and zakat nisab.
17 February, evening. The Fatwa Centre reported that the new moon was not visible that evening, which was confirmed by the Institute of Astronomy of the Academy of Sciences. 18 February became the 30th day of Sha’ban, and 19 February became the first day of Ramadan.
17 March. Resolution No. PP-106 “On the celebration of the holy Ramadan Hayit” took note of the Muslim Board’s information: the first day of Hayit was Friday, 20 March.

For 2027, the Muslim Board has not yet announced the dates.

Suhoor and iftar calendar for 2027

The taqvim — the schedule of suhoor (saharlik) and iftar (iftorlik) for the whole of Ramadan — has not yet been published by the Muslim Board for 2027. We do not provide our own times: exact times will appear only in the official taqvim. When it is released, we will add the times for Tashkent here.

In 2026, the taqvim was released on 16 February, three days before the start of the fast, on the Board’s Telegram channel. If the fast begins on 8 February and the timeframe is the same as in 2026, the taqvim can be expected in early February 2027; this is our estimate, not the Board’s date. Where to find it:

the Telegram channel of the Muslim Board t.me/muslimuzportal;
the official portal muslim.uz;
the Board’s bot @fatvouz_taqvim_bot: the taqvim is prepared in Tashkent time, and the bot shows the difference for your region based on location.

To make it clear what the taqvim looks like, here are the first and last days of fasting in Tashkent according to the 2026 taqvim:

Day of fasting	Date	Suhoor (saharlik) — until	Iftar (iftorlik)
1st	19 February 2026, Thursday	05:54	18:05
29th, last	19 March 2026, Thursday	05:10	18:38

These are last year’s times; in 2027 they will be different: the fast will begin 11 days earlier. The 2026 taqvim was calculated for 30 days, but the month lasted 29 days, and the 30th row, 20 March, fell on Ramadan Hayit.

Ramadan Hayit and the day off

The first day of Ramadan Hayit is a public holiday under Article 208 of the Labour Code (in the code it is named “Ruza Hayit”). The date is named each year by the Muslim Board, and a presidential resolution on the celebration of Ramadan Hayit confirms it. In 2023–2026, such resolutions were issued 1–4 days before the holiday: PP-125 — 20 April 2023 (Hayit on 21 April), PP-154 — 8 April 2024 (10 April), PP-124 — 26 March 2025 (30 March), PP-106 — 17 March 2026 (20 March).

What is known about 2027:

Ramadan Hayit is expected on Tuesday, 9 March; timeanddate.com places it on Wednesday, 10 March.
Monday, 8 March, is Women’s Day, also a public holiday (Article 208).
If Hayit falls on 9 March, for a five-day working week there will be four consecutive days off from Saturday, 6 March, to Tuesday, 9 March. If on 10 March, Tuesday, 9 March, will remain a working day under the code.
On the eve of a holiday, the working day is shorter by at least one hour (Article 187).
Additional days off and moved days off are established by a presidential decree for the year. There is no decree for 2027 yet; the decree for 2026, UP-257, was signed on 24 December 2025.

There are no classes in schools on the day of Hayit — for details, see the reference on school holidays. The dates of both Hayits, resolutions from previous years and days off are in the reference on the Hayits of 2027, and all holidays are in the work calendar for 2027.

Fitr sadaqah

The amount of fitr sadaqah (fitr sadaqasi) is announced each year by the Fatwa Centre of the Muslim Board. It has not yet been announced for 2027. In 2026, the decision was published on 17 February, two days before the start of the fast. The amount per person in 2026 was:

Option	Amount in 2026
2 kg of wheat	10,000 soums
2 kg of wheat flour	12,000 soums
4 kg of barley	20,000 soums
2 kg of raisins	110,000 soums
4 kg of dates	200,000 soums

Under the same decision, fitr sadaqah is given during Ramadan before the holiday prayer on the day of Hayit. The fidyah for one day is equal to fitr sadaqah; the zakat nisab in 2026 was 100 million soums. We will add the amounts for 2027 when the Board announces them.

Night of Qadr

In 2026, the Muslim Board observed the Night of Qadr on 16 March, on the 27th night of Ramadan: for that evening, according to the Board’s press service, the khatm of the Quran was scheduled in 1,765 mosques. Diyanet dates it similarly. For 2027, Diyanet places the Night of Qadr on Friday, 5 March, that is, on the night of 5–6 March. This will coincide with the 27th night if the fast begins on 8 February; if Ramadan begins a day later, the Night of Qadr will also shift.

Questions and answers

When does Ramadan 2027 begin in Uzbekistan?

The first day of fasting is expected to be Monday, 8 February 2027 (1 Ramadan 1448 AH). This is according to the “Umm al-Qura”, Diyanet and timeanddate.com calendars. Officially, the date will be announced by the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan; in 2026, the presidential resolution on the start of Ramadan was issued three days before the first day of fasting.

When is Ramadan Hayit 2027?

It is expected on Tuesday, 9 March 2027; timeanddate.com places it on 10 March. The first day of Hayit is a day off under Article 208 of the Labour Code. The Muslim Board will announce the date, and a presidential resolution will confirm it; in 2023–2026, such resolutions were issued 1–4 days before the holiday.

Where can I check the suhoor and iftar times in Tashkent?

In the Muslim Board’s taqvim: it is released on the Telegram channel t.me/muslimuzportal and on muslim.uz; times for other regions are shown by the bot @fatvouz_taqvim_bot. There is no taqvim for 2027 yet. When it is released, we will add the times for Tashkent to this page.

When will ramazon taqvimi 2027 be published?

The Muslim Board has not given an exact date. In 2026, the taqvim was released on 16 February, three days before the start of the fast. If Ramadan begins on 8 February 2027 and the timeframe is the same as in 2026, the taqvim can be expected in early February; this is our estimate based on a single year.

How many days does Ramadan last?

29 or 30 days: it is a lunar month, and its end is determined by the new moon. In 2026 in Uzbekistan, Ramadan lasted 29 days, from 19 February to 19 March. In 2027, according to “Umm al-Qura” and Diyanet, it will also be 29 days — from 8 February to 8 March; if Hayit falls on 10 March, as on timeanddate.com, it will be 30 days.

When is the Night of Qadr in 2027?

It is expected on the night of 5–6 March 2027 — this is how Diyanet places it, and it is the 27th night of Ramadan if the fast begins on 8 February. In 2026, the Muslim Board observed the Night of Qadr on 16 March.

How much is fitr sadaqah in 2027?

It has not been announced yet. In 2026, the Fatwa Centre of the Muslim Board announced the amounts on 17 February: from 10,000 soums (2 kg of wheat) to 200,000 soums (4 kg of dates) per person.

Where to check

The start of Ramadan, the taqvim and fitr sadaqah — on the Telegram channel of the Muslim Board t.me/muslimuzportal and on muslim.uz.
Resolutions on Ramadan and on Ramadan Hayit — on Lex.uz.
We will update this reference when the Muslim Board publishes the taqvim and dates for 2027.

Sources

The titles of the sources are given in Russian, as in the original.

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