Ramadan 2030 Sehri & Iftar Timetable for Abu Dhabi

First fast — Saturday, 5 January 2030 (1 Ramadan 1451)

Sehri ends

5:45 AM

Iftar

5:52 PM

Fasting duration

12h 07m

This timetable shows the time Sehri (suhoor) ends and the time of Iftar in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates for each day of Ramadan 2030 (1451 AH), which is expected to run from Saturday, 5 January 2030 to Sunday, 3 February 2030. Sehri ends at the start of Fajr, calculated with the UAE General Authority of Islamic Affairs (Fajr 18.2°) method, and Iftar is at sunset (Maghrib). Sehri times are rounded down and Iftar times rounded up to the minute.

Ramadan may begin a day later in United Arab Emirates depending on the local moon sighting, which shifts the Roza numbers by one day. Many mosques also stop eating a few minutes before Fajr as a precaution — follow your local mosque if its timetable differs.

Abu Dhabi Ramadan 2030 Timetable

Roza	Date	Day	Sehri ends	Iftar	Fast
1	5 Jan 2030	Sat	5:45 AM	5:52 PM	12h 07m
2	6 Jan 2030	Sun	5:45 AM	5:53 PM	12h 08m
3	7 Jan 2030	Mon	5:46 AM	5:53 PM	12h 07m
4	8 Jan 2030	Tue	5:46 AM	5:54 PM	12h 08m
5	9 Jan 2030	Wed	5:46 AM	5:55 PM	12h 09m
6	10 Jan 2030	Thu	5:46 AM	5:55 PM	12h 09m
7	11 Jan 2030	Fri	5:47 AM	5:56 PM	12h 09m
8	12 Jan 2030	Sat	5:47 AM	5:57 PM	12h 10m
9	13 Jan 2030	Sun	5:47 AM	5:58 PM	12h 11m
10	14 Jan 2030	Mon	5:47 AM	5:58 PM	12h 11m
11	15 Jan 2030	Tue	5:47 AM	5:59 PM	12h 12m
12	16 Jan 2030	Wed	5:47 AM	6:00 PM	12h 13m
13	17 Jan 2030	Thu	5:47 AM	6:01 PM	12h 14m
14	18 Jan 2030	Fri	5:47 AM	6:01 PM	12h 14m
15	19 Jan 2030	Sat	5:47 AM	6:02 PM	12h 15m

Roza	Date	Day	Sehri ends	Iftar	Fast
16	20 Jan 2030	Sun	5:47 AM	6:03 PM	12h 16m
17	21 Jan 2030	Mon	5:47 AM	6:04 PM	12h 17m
18	22 Jan 2030	Tue	5:47 AM	6:04 PM	12h 17m
19	23 Jan 2030	Wed	5:47 AM	6:05 PM	12h 18m
20	24 Jan 2030	Thu	5:47 AM	6:06 PM	12h 19m
21	25 Jan 2030	Fri	5:47 AM	6:06 PM	12h 19m
22	26 Jan 2030	Sat	5:46 AM	6:07 PM	12h 21m
23	27 Jan 2030	Sun	5:46 AM	6:08 PM	12h 22m
24	28 Jan 2030	Mon	5:46 AM	6:09 PM	12h 23m
25	29 Jan 2030	Tue	5:46 AM	6:09 PM	12h 23m
26	30 Jan 2030	Wed	5:45 AM	6:10 PM	12h 25m
27 ✦	31 Jan 2030	Thu	5:45 AM	6:11 PM	12h 26m
28	1 Feb 2030	Fri	5:45 AM	6:11 PM	12h 26m
29	2 Feb 2030	Sat	5:45 AM	6:12 PM	12h 27m
30	3 Feb 2030	Sun	5:44 AM	6:13 PM	12h 29m

✦ The 27th night, on the evening before the 27th fast, is when many Muslims seek Laylatul Qadr. Eid al-Fitr is expected on Monday, 4 February 2030.

Dua for Breaking the Fast

ذَهَبَ الظَّمَأُ وَابْتَلَّتِ الْعُرُوقُ وَثَبَتَ الْأَجْرُ إِنْ شَاءَ اللَّهُ

Dhahaba al-zama'u wabtallatil-'urooqu wa thabatal-ajru in sha Allah

"The thirst has gone, the veins are moistened, and the reward is confirmed, if Allah wills." — Sunan Abi Dawud 2357

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Sehri time in Abu Dhabi on the first day of Ramadan 2030?

On Saturday, 5 January 2030, Sehri in Abu Dhabi ends at 5:45 AM (start of Fajr).

What is the Iftar time in Abu Dhabi on the first day of Ramadan 2030?

On Saturday, 5 January 2030, Iftar in Abu Dhabi is at 5:52 PM (sunset / Maghrib).

How long is the fast in Abu Dhabi during Ramadan 2030?

The fast in Abu Dhabi lasts about 12h 07m on the first day and 12h 29m on the last day of Ramadan 2030.

Which calculation method is used for Abu Dhabi?

Sehri times use the UAE General Authority of Islamic Affairs (Fajr 18.2°) method, and Iftar is at sunset. Local mosques may add a few minutes of precaution, so follow your local mosque timetable if it differs.