London Daily Fasting Times | Suhoor & Iftar Schedule 2025 – Year Round Islamic Fasting

Planning to fast in London today? Whether you’re observing voluntary Islamic fasts, preparing for Ramadan, or following Sunnah fasting days like Mondays and Thursdays, our comprehensive London fasting times provide accurate Suhoor and Iftar timings for every day of the year.

Fasting in London presents unique challenges with the city’s dramatically changing daylight hours. Summer fasts can stretch nearly 19 hours with Suhoor ending around 2:30 AM and Iftar beginning after 9:00 PM, while winter fasts are much shorter with Iftar around 4:00 PM. Our daily fasting schedule London automatically adjusts for these seasonal variations.

Year-Round Fasting Support

Beyond Ramadan: Many London Muslims observe voluntary fasts throughout the year including Ashura, Arafat, six days of Shawwal, and weekly Sunnah fasts. Our London Suhoor and Iftar times support your spiritual practice regardless of the Islamic month.

Accurate Timings: Each day’s fasting times are calculated using authentic Islamic methods, ensuring your Suhoor ends at the proper time (dawn/Fajr) and Iftar begins precisely at Maghrib prayer time for the London area.

Family Planning: Perfect for London Muslim families wanting to maintain regular fasting habits, plan Iftar meals in advance, or introduce children to the beautiful practice of Islamic fasting.

Today’s Fasting Schedule

Below you’ll find today’s Suhoor and Iftar times for London, calculated specifically for Greater London’s geographic location. Whether you’re fasting in Central London, East London, or surrounding boroughs, these timings serve the entire London Muslim community.

Monthly Overview: Scroll down to view our complete monthly fasting timetable, ideal for planning voluntary fasts, shopping for Suhoor meals, or coordinating family Iftar gatherings throughout the year.

Make your fasting journey easier – bookmark this page and let our accurate London fasting times support your spiritual practice whether you’re observing obligatory Ramadan fasts or blessed voluntary fasts throughout the year.