Ramadan brings a quiet, beautiful change to our busy streets in Singapore. Whether you are walking past the Sultan Mosque or preparing a meal at home, you can feel the sense of community growing. Ramadan 2026 presents an opportunity for all of us to revitalize our faith. Our Ramadan Calendar 2026 Singapore helps you plan your days so you can focus on what truly matters.

This month also reminds us to look beyond our tables. While we enjoy our meals, many families around the world are facing very tough times. You can make a real difference by supporting Embrace Relief. They work hard to bring food and water to people who need it most. Sharing even a little bit of your blessings can change someone’s entire year.

1. Living Through Ramadan in Singapore

Fasting in our garden city is a unique experience. We balance our fast-paced jobs with the patience that Ramadan requires. We start our prayer at the first light of dawn and wait for the sun to set in the evening. Since Ramadan 2026 arrives early in the year, the weather will likely be warm and humid. Staying hydrated is vital.

Using a Ramadan Calendar 2026 Singapore makes life much easier. Since the sun sets at slightly different times each day, you don’t want to guess. A clear schedule helps you coordinate Iftar with your family and find time for your evening prayers.

2. Ramadan Calendar 2026 Singapore (Expected Timings)

Below are the estimated times for Singapore. Stay alert for the official moon sighting announcement from MUIS to determine the exact start date.

Ramadan	Day	Date	Sehri Ends	Iftar Starts
1	Wed	Feb 18	05:54 AM	07:20 PM
2	Thu	Feb 19	05:54 AM	07:20 PM
3	Fri	Feb 20	05:54 AM	07:20 PM
4	Sat	Feb 21	05:54 AM	07:20 PM
5	Sun	Feb 22	05:54 AM	07:20 PM
6	Mon	Feb 23	05:54 AM	07:20 PM
7	Tue	Feb 24	05:53 AM	07:20 PM
8	Wed	Feb 25	05:53 AM	07:20 PM
9	Thu	Feb 26	05:53 AM	07:20 PM
10	Fri	Feb 27	05:53 AM	07:19 PM
11	Sat	Feb 28	05:53 AM	07:19 PM
12	Sun	Mar 01	05:52 AM	07:19 PM
13	Mon	Mar 02	05:52 AM	07:19 PM
14	Tue	Mar 03	05:52 AM	07:19 PM
15	Wed	Mar 04	05:51 AM	07:19 PM
16	Thu	Mar 05	05:51 AM	07:18 PM
17	Fri	Mar 06	05:51 AM	07:18 PM
18	Sat	Mar 07	05:50 AM	07:18 PM
19	Sun	Mar 08	05:50 AM	07:18 PM
20	Mon	Mar 09	05:50 AM	07:17 PM
21	Tue	Mar 10	05:49 AM	07:17 PM
22	Wed	Mar 11	05:49 AM	07:17 PM
23	Thu	Mar 12	05:49 AM	07:17 PM
24	Fri	Mar 13	05:48 AM	07:16 PM
25	Sat	Mar 14	05:48 AM	07:16 PM
26	Sun	Mar 15	05:47 AM	07:16 PM
27	Mon	Mar 16	05:47 AM	07:15 PM
28	Tue	Mar 17	05:46 AM	07:15 PM
29	Wed	Mar 18	05:46 AM	07:15 PM
30	Thu	Mar 19	05:46 AM	07:15 PM

3. Starting Your Morning: Sehri Tips

Sehri is more than just a quick meal; it is the fuel for your whole day. In Singapore, many of us reach for oats, eggs, or whole-grain bread because they keep us full longer. Try to wake up early enough so you don’t have to rush. Use those quiet moments for a bit of prayer before the city wakes up.

Drink plenty of water before the sun comes up. Avoid too much caffeine or salty food, as they will only make you feel thirstier during the afternoon heat.

4. Breaking the Fast: Iftar Moments

Iftar is the most joyful time of the day. There is something special about sitting down with family or friends as the sun sets. We usually break our fast with a few dates and a Drink a glass of water, just as the Prophet (SAW) did. This gives your body a gentle way to wake up after a long day.

Singapore has amazing Iftar communities at mosques. These events are a wonderful reminder that we are all in this together. Sharing a meal with someone new is a perfect way to celebrate the spirit of the month.

5. The Sacred Last Ten Nights

As the month nears its end, the energy shifts. The last ten nights are the most important. We search for Laylatul Qadr, a night of immense peace and mercy. Many of us spend more time at the mosque for evening prayers and reading the Quran.

This weekend is also the best time to increase your giving. If you want to help those who are struggling, consider a donation to Embrace Relief. These final days are a chance to finish the month strong and leave a positive mark on the world.

6. Getting Ready for Hari Raya

Hari Raya Puasa is our reward for a month of discipline. It’s a day for colorful clothes, visiting relatives, and enjoying delicious food like rendang and ketupat.

Before we start the party, we pay our Fitrana. This ensures that every family, regardless of their money, can celebrate and have a good meal. It’s the final piece of our Ramadan journey that ties us all together.