Ramadan Calendar 2026 Stockholm — Official Prayer & Iftar Timetable

Ramadan is a sacred month observed with devotion, reflection, and community. To help Muslims across Stockholm prepare accurately for fasting and prayers, Anmol Sweets & Restaurant is publishing the official Ramadan 2026 timetable based on verified local mosque data, including timings aligned with Masjid Ayesha, one of the most recognized Islamic centers in Stockholm, Sweden.

This calendar has been carefully reviewed to ensure accuracy, so you can confidently plan your Suhoor (Sehri), Iftar, and daily prayers throughout Ramadan.

Why Accurate Ramadan Timings Matter

Prayer and fasting times change daily because they are based on astronomical calculations tied to sunrise and sunset. Even small differences of a few minutes can affect:

• Start of fasting (Fajr)
• Time to break fast (Maghrib)
• Prayer validity

That’s why it’s essential to rely on locally verified timetables, not generic global apps or outdated charts.

Verified Source & Methodology

The timetable published here is based on:

• Local mosque calculation standards
• Region-specific latitude adjustments for Nordic daylight variation
• Updated seasonal solar position data
• Cross-checked prayer time conventions used by major Islamic authorities in Sweden

Unlike automated calendars, this schedule reflects real local observation methodology, which is especially important in northern countries where daylight shifts rapidly during late winter and early spring.

Ramadan 2026 Dates (Stockholm)

• Start: Evening of February 18, 2026

• End: Evening of March 19, 2026

These dates follow expected lunar projections. Official confirmation is traditionally based on moon sighting announcements.

What This Calendar Includes

The official Ramadan timetable provides daily:

• Fajr (Start of fast)
• Sunrise
• Dhuhr
• Asr
• Maghrib (Iftar time)
• Isha

For convenience, the calendar also highlights:

• Suhoor cutoff times
• Exact Iftar times

So you can plan meals, prayers, work schedules, and family gatherings with confidence.

Ramadan in Stockholm — Special Considerations

Observing Ramadan in Scandinavia is unique due to:

• Rapidly changing daylight hours
• Earlier Fajr times as the month progresses
• Later Maghrib toward the end of Ramadan

Because of these variations, using a city-specific Ramadan calendar is critical. Timings from other countries or cities can be inaccurate for Stockholm.

Community Preparation for Ramadan

Across Stockholm, Ramadan is marked by:

• Mosque congregational prayers
• Community Iftars
• Charity initiatives
• Night prayers (Tarawih)

Local businesses and community organizations also prepare special offerings so families can focus on worship and togetherness.

How to Use This Ramadan Calendar Effectively

For best results:

1. Check the next day’s Fajr time before sleeping.
2. Set alarms for Suhoor closing.
3. Prepare Iftar 10–15 minutes early.
4. Keep a printed copy in your kitchen or prayer area.
5. Share with family members so everyone follows the same timing.

A Message for the Community

At Anmol Sweets & Restaurant, Ramadan is not just a season — it is a time of unity, gratitude, and service. We are honored to support the community each year by providing verified Ramadan resources alongside traditional foods that bring families together.

May your fasting be easy, your prayers accepted, and your Ramadan filled with blessings.