Expected start
February 2026
Typical fasting hours
Fasting hours in Italy generally range between 13–16 hours depending on the city and seasonal daylight variations.
DST impact
Italy observes daylight saving time, which may impact Sehri and Iftar timings during Ramadan.
Calculation method
Prayer and fasting schedules are calculated using recognized astronomical methods; mosque timetables may differ slightly.
* Subject to moon sighting
Ramadan in Italy is observed by diverse Muslim communities across cities such as Rome, Milan and Naples. Mosques organize Taraweeh prayers, community gatherings and Iftars, with fasting times varying based on each city's sunrise and sunset.
Ramadan Fasting Hours in Italy
Fasting hours during Ramadan in Italy vary by city and date. The length of the fast depends on local sunrise (Sehri) and sunset (Iftar) times. For accurate fasting hours, always refer to your city’s daily Sehri and Iftar timings.
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Prayer & Worship in Ramadan
Sehri ends before Fajr begins
Iftar begins at sunset (Maghrib)
Taraweeh prayers are held after Isha
Ramadan 2026 is expected in February 2026, subject to moon sighting confirmation by local Islamic organizations.
Yes. Fasting times depend on local sunrise and sunset, so they vary between Rome, Milan, Naples and other cities.
Yes. Italy uses daylight saving time, which may slightly adjust prayer and fasting schedules.