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Ramadan 2030: 2 Ramadan Periods
The tabular calendar has 2 Ramadan periods touching 2030: 6 January 2030 to 4 February 2030; 26 December 2030 to 24 January 2031. A period can cross a Gregorian-year boundary, so the start or end may fall in a neighbouring year.
Ramadan periods touching 2030
| Hijri year | Calculated start | Calculated end | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1451 AH | 6 January 2030 Sunday | 4 February 2030 Monday | 30 days |
| 1452 AH | 26 December 2030 Thursday | 24 January 2031 Friday · ends in next year | 30 days |
What the start and end mean
The calculated start is 1 Ramaḍān. The calculated end is the last day of Ramaḍān in the tabular month; Eid al-Fiṭr follows on 1 Shawwāl. A local moon-sighting decision can shift those observed boundaries.
Other Islamic dates in 2030
FAQ
When does Ramadan start in 2030?
The tabular calendar has 2 Ramadan periods touching 2030: 6 January 2030 to 4 February 2030; 26 December 2030 to 24 January 2031. A period can cross a Gregorian-year boundary, so the start or end may fall in a neighbouring year. Confirm the observed date with your local authority because moon sighting can shift it by about a day.
Why are there 2 entries in 2030?
A Hijri year is about eleven days shorter than a Gregorian year. Near the turn of the Gregorian year, one Ramadan can continue from December into January and another can begin the following December.
Can the Ramadan 2030 date change?
Yes. This page uses a deterministic tabular calculation for planning. Religious dates follow the sighting or official determination of the new moon and can differ by a day, occasionally two.