Iftar time Atlanta during Ramadan 2027 is 6:15 PM on the first day (February 8, 2027) and moves later each day, reaching 6:40 PM on the final day. Suhoor ends at 6:19 AM on day one. The full 29-day timetable below lists every iftar time atlanta with suhoor times, calculated with the ISNA method for Georgia.
In Atlanta, the fast runs 11 hrs 56 mins on the first day (February 8, 2027) and grows by 0h 55m to 12 hrs 51 mins by the final day. At 33.7°N latitude, Atlanta's fasting hours lengthen moderately through the month.
Looking for the iftar time atlanta? During Ramadan 2027, Muslims in Atlanta break their fast at 6:15 PM on day one, with iftar moving later each evening through the month. Below is the full Ramadan timetable for Atlanta, Georgia: 29 days of iftar and suhoor times plus daily fasting lengths, all calculated with the ISNA standard.
Each row shows when to break the fast (iftar, at Maghrib) and when to stop eating (suhoor end, at Fajr). Stop eating a few minutes before the listed suhoor time as a precaution, and break your fast as soon as iftar arrives. If your local mosque announces slightly different times, follow your mosque.
Iftar Time Atlanta: 29-Day Timetable
The table below is the complete Ramadan calendar for Atlanta: every iftar time and suhoor end time for all 29 days of Ramadan 1448. Iftar begins at Maghrib (sunset), when the fast is opened. Suhoor ends at Fajr (true dawn), when the fast begins. The fast length column shows total fasting hours per day.
Suhoor Time Atlanta During Ramadan 2027
Suhoor is the pre-dawn meal, and its end marks the start of the fast. In Atlanta, suhoor ends at 6:19 AM on the first day and moves earlier each morning. The Prophet (peace be upon him) encouraged suhoor, saying there is blessing in it, so wake up in time even for a light meal and water. Read the suhoor dua before beginning your fast, and the iftar dua when you break it at 6:15 PM.
How Fasting Hours Change in Atlanta Through Ramadan 2027
Because Ramadan 2027 falls in late winter and early spring, daylight grows longer as the month progresses. The fast lengthens from 11 hrs 56 mins on day one to 12 hrs 51 mins on day 29. Suhoor moves earlier (from 6:19 AM to 5:49 AM) while iftar moves later (from 6:15 PM to 6:40 PM). Plan suhoor and iftar meals around this steady shift, and keep hydrated between iftar and suhoor.
Taraweeh Prayers in Atlanta: Local Mosques
Many mosques in Atlanta hold taraweeh prayers every night of Ramadan, usually right after the Isha prayer. Here are local Islamic centers to check for taraweeh schedules:
- Al-Farooq Masjid, 442 14th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
- Atlanta Masjid of Al-Islam, 560 Fayetteville Rd SE, Atlanta, GA 30316
Call ahead or check their announcements in late January 2027 for exact taraweeh timings. See also the prayer times atlanta page for daily schedules and more mosques.
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