Ramadan 2026: Suhoor & Iftar Timings, Ashra Duas & Daily Duas in Tawhid App

1. Open the Tawhid app and go to the Ramadan section (from the main menu or navigation)
2. You will see the Ramadan hub with a Ramadan Kareem–style graphic (crescent, lanterns) and four main cards
3. The four sections are: Ramadan Timings, Ramadan Duas, Ashra Duas, and Duas for Suhoor and Iftar
4. Tap any card to open that feature

• Header: Back arrow, Ramadan and 2026 (with dropdown to change year), and icons for Download, Share, Edit/Sync, and Settings
• Table columns: Ramadan (day number 01, 02, …), Date (e.g. Feb 18 Wednesday), Suhoor (e.g. 5:33 AM), Iftar (e.g. 6:20 PM), Fasting (radio button or checkbox to mark if you fasted that day)
• Times shift gradually through the month (e.g. Suhoor earlier, Iftar later as days lengthen)

If your local mosque or community uses slightly different times, you can fine-tune them:

• Open Set Timings (from the timings screen or menu)
• Suhoor: Use minus (➖) and plus (➕) to adjust the Suhoor time by minutes (e.g. 0, ±5, ±10)
• Iftar: Same controls to adjust Iftar by minutes
• Tap Save to apply. Your table will reflect the new times

Different regions may start Ramadan one or two days earlier or later based on moon sighting or calculation. Tawhid lets you align the schedule with your region:

• Open Ramadan Date Adjustment (from Settings or the timings screen)
• Message: “Use this setting if your region starts Ramadan earlier or later.”
• Options: -2 day, -1 day, No adjustment (Default), +1 day, +2 day
• Select the option that matches your local start date. Example: “In Canada some years Ramadan starts 1 day earlier → set -1”

• Download: Save your Ramadan schedule (e.g. PDF or image) for offline use or printing
• Share: Send the schedule to family and friends so they have the same Suhoor and Iftar times
• Fasting: Use the Fasting column to mark each day you fasted—helps you track your month and stay consistent

• Tap Ramadan Duas from the Ramadan hub
• You will see entries like “Dua for the Ramadan day 1”, “Dua for the Ramadan day 2”, and so on
• Each entry shows: a number in a circle (1, 2, 3…), the Arabic text of the dua, transliteration (e.g. Allahumma ajʿal Siyami fihi Syama as-Saʾimin…), and the English translation (e.g. “O Allah, on this day make my fasts the fasts of those who fast (sincerely)…”)
• A Share icon at the bottom right lets you share that day’s dua

Theme: First Ashra – Days of Mercy & Blessings

Arabic:

رَبِّ اغْفِرْ وَارْحَمْ وَأَنْتَ خَيْرُ الرَّاحِمِينَ

Transliteration: Rabbi ighfir warham wa anta khayrur raahimeen

English: “O My Lord, forgive and have mercy, and You are the best of the merciful.”

Use the Share icon to send this dua to others.

Theme: Second Ashra – Days of Forgiveness

Arabic:

اَسْتَغْفِرُ الله رَبِّي مِنْ كُلِّ ذَنْبٍ وَأَتُوْبُ إِلَيْهِ

Transliteration: Astagfirullah rab-bi min kulli zambiyon wa-atoobuilaiyh

English: “I ask forgiveness of my sins from Allah who is my Lord and I turn towards Him.”

Share this dua so others can recite it during the second ten days.

The Third Ashra (last ten days, including Laylatul Qadr) has its own dua in the app. Open Ashra Duas and scroll to the Third Ashra section to see the Arabic, transliteration, and English. Recite it throughout the final third of Ramadan.

• Tap Duas for Suhoor and Iftar from the Ramadan hub
• You will see duas specifically for before Fajr (when you stop eating) and at Maghrib (when you break the fast)
• Each dua is shown in Arabic with transliteration and English translation
• Use these daily to bookend your fast with remembrance of Allah

Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin around February 17–18, 2026 (depending on moon sighting). Tawhid’s Ramadan Timings show the exact dates and Suhoor/Iftar for your location. Use Ramadan Date Adjustment if your region follows a different start date.

Suhoor and Sehri both refer to the pre-dawn meal before Fajr. Tawhid uses “Suhoor” in the timings table; both terms are widely searched, so this guide uses both for maximum reach.

Some countries or communities start Ramadan one or two days earlier or later based on local moon sighting or calculation. Ramadan Date Adjustment (-2, -1, +1, +2) shifts the entire schedule so your Suhoor and Iftar dates match your region (e.g. Canada sometimes starting one day earlier).