Ramadan · 1456 AH

Ramadan 2034 in Columbus.

Suhoor and iftar for all 30 days of Ramadan 1456 AH, calculated for Columbus — with a countdown to the first fast and the date of Eid al-Fitr.

12 Nov 2034 – 11 Dec 2034Times for Columbus

Countdown

2936

days to Ramadan

70477:23:16 remaining · estimated start

Key dates

First fast
12 Nov 20341 Ramadan 1456 AH
Last fast
11 Dec 203430 Ramadan 1456 AH
Eid al-Fitr
12 Dec 20341 Shawwal 1456 AH

Dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar and may shift by a day with local moon sighting.

Timetable

Suhoor and iftar, day by day

Calculated for Columbus with the Islamic Society of North America method. Suhoor ends at Fajr; iftar begins at Maghrib.

Columbus · 30 days
Ramadan 2034 suhoor and iftar times for Columbus
RamadanDateSuhoor endsIftar
20Fri 1 Dec6:15 AM5:07 PM
21Sat 2 Dec6:15 AM5:07 PM
22Sun 3 Dec6:16 AM5:07 PM
23Mon 4 Dec6:17 AM5:07 PM
24Tue 5 Dec6:18 AM5:07 PM
25Wed 6 Dec6:19 AM5:07 PM
26Thu 7 Dec6:20 AM5:07 PM
27Fri 8 Dec6:20 AM5:07 PM
28Sat 9 Dec6:21 AM5:07 PM
29Sun 10 Dec6:22 AM5:07 PM
30Mon 11 Dec6:23 AM5:07 PM

Imsak is a few minutes before Fajr and appears on the full prayer timetable. Times are calculated, not observed — confirm congregational times with your local mosque.

Duas

Duas for the month

Short supplications for suhoor, iftar and the day between — with transliteration and source.

More for Ramadan

Keep the month in order

Prayer times, the Qibla and the Islamic calendar for the year.

Questions

Ramadan, answered

Dates, suhoor and iftar, and why the month can start a day apart.

When does Ramadan 2034 start?

Ramadan 1456 AH is expected to begin on 12 Nov 2034 and last 30 days, with Eid al-Fitr on 12 Dec 2034. The exact start depends on the crescent sighting in your country.

What time is suhoor and iftar in Columbus?

Suhoor ends at Fajr and iftar begins at Maghrib. For Columbus, the timetable below gives both times for every day of Ramadan, calculated with the Islamic Society of North America method. Confirm congregational times with your local mosque.

Why do Ramadan dates differ between countries?

The month begins with the local sighting of the new crescent. Saudi Arabia and many other countries follow the Umm al-Qura calendar, while others rely on local sighting, so the first fast can differ by a day.