Los Angeles Sehri & Iftar Time Today

Today, 21 February 2026 (Hijri Date: 04 Ramadan 1447), Los Angeles Sehri time is 05:21 am and Iftar time is 5:44 pm as per Fiqa e Hanafia. According to Fiqa e Jafria, Sehri timing is 05:11 am and Iftar time Los Angeles is 05:54 pm. Get Ramadan calendar 2026 Los Angeles for sehri & Iftar timing. In Los Angeles, Ramadan fasting begins with Sehri (the pre-dawn meal) and ends with Iftar (fast is broken), based on the city’s sunrise and sunset times. Download complete 30 Days Suhoor and iftar timetable 2026.

Sehri & Iftar Time Los Angeles - United States

04 Ramadan 1447 21 Feb, 2026
Suhoor
05:21 am
Iftar
5:44 am
Jafria
Sehr Iftar
Note: 1 minute preventative difference in Suhoor (-1 min) & Iftar (+1 min) Los Angeles Prayer Time
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Ramadan Calendar 2026 Los Angeles

Day Date SEHRI IFTAR Duration
1 18-Feb 5:24 AM 5:41 PM 12 hrs, 17 mins
2 19-Feb 5:23 AM 5:42 PM 12 hrs, 19 mins
3 20-Feb 5:22 AM 5:43 PM 12 hrs, 21 mins
4 21-Feb 5:21 AM 5:44 PM 12 hrs, 23 mins
5 22-Feb 5:20 AM 5:45 PM 12 hrs, 25 mins
6 23-Feb 5:19 AM 5:45 PM 12 hrs, 26 mins
7 24-Feb 5:18 AM 5:46 PM 12 hrs, 28 mins
8 25-Feb 5:17 AM 5:47 PM 12 hrs, 30 mins
9 26-Feb 5:16 AM 5:48 PM 12 hrs, 32 mins
10 27-Feb 5:14 AM 5:49 PM 12 hrs, 35 mins
11 28-Feb 5:13 AM 5:50 PM 12 hrs, 37 mins
12 01-Mar 5:12 AM 5:51 PM 12 hrs, 39 mins
13 02-Mar 5:11 AM 5:51 PM 12 hrs, 40 mins
14 03-Mar 5:10 AM 5:52 PM 12 hrs, 42 mins
15 04-Mar 5:08 AM 5:53 PM 12 hrs, 45 mins
16 05-Mar 5:07 AM 5:54 PM 12 hrs, 47 mins
17 06-Mar 5:06 AM 5:55 PM 12 hrs, 49 mins
18 07-Mar 5:04 AM 5:56 PM 12 hrs, 52 mins
19 08-Mar 5:03 AM 5:56 PM 12 hrs, 53 mins
20 09-Mar 6:02 AM 6:57 PM 12 hrs, 55 mins
21 10-Mar 6:01 AM 6:58 PM 12 hrs, 57 mins
22 11-Mar 5:59 AM 6:59 PM 13 hrs, 0 mins
23 12-Mar 5:58 AM 7:00 PM 13 hrs, 2 mins
24 13-Mar 5:57 AM 7:00 PM 13 hrs, 3 mins
25 14-Mar 5:55 AM 7:01 PM 13 hrs, 6 mins
26 15-Mar 5:54 AM 7:02 PM 13 hrs, 8 mins
27 16-Mar 5:52 AM 7:03 PM 13 hrs, 11 mins
28 17-Mar 5:51 AM 7:04 PM 13 hrs, 13 mins
29 18-Mar 5:50 AM 7:04 PM 13 hrs, 14 mins
30 19-Mar 5:48 AM 7:05 PM 13 hrs, 17 mins

Disclaimer: Please note that there is a 1-minute difference in both sehri and iftar times. Sehri ends 1 minute earlier, while iftar starts with a 1-minute delay. Islamuna recommend to verify the Ramadan start date with your local mosque or masjid. Sehri and Iftar timings are calculated by astronomical methods— With Sehri at twilight (sun −15° to −18°) and Iftar at sunset, based on refraction and elevation.

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Ramadan Time Table 2026 Los Angeles - Sehar & Iftar Timing

Los Angeles is a city in United States known for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance. During Ramadan, Muslims in Los Angeles practice fasting abstain from food, drink, and other physical needs during daylight hours, and focus on prayer, charity, and good deeds. This page is your ultimate source for a comprehensive Ramadan 2026 Los Angeles Calendar with Suhoor Time Today, Iftar Time Today, and daily updates. Ramadan Timings of 30 days for various cities are also available by country online in this section.

For Today 21 Feb, 2026: Islamic date 04 Ramadan 1447, Los Angeles Ramadan Timings are as follows: Suhoor Time Today is at 05:21 am and Iftar Time Today is at 5:44 pm. According to Fiqa Jafria, Suhoor and Iftar's Timings for today are as follows: Suhoor Time Today is at 05:11 am and Iftar Time Today is at 05:54 pm. This Ramadan Calendar is a reliable source for fasting times today, specifically for Los Angeles, and caters to all Fiqh and sect. Keep yourself informed by regularly visiting our Ramadan Timings page and maximizing the benefits of this blessed month.

Why Ramadan in Los Angeles Is So Diverse

Ramadan 2026 Los Angeles vibe depends on where you are because the city is massive. The Ramadan 2026 calendar Los Angeles shows how LA blends traditional Islam with California’s fast-paced, multiethnic lifestyle.

Islamic Roots and Who Lives Here

LA is home to Masjid Omar ibn al-Khattab. It is the first purpose-built mosque (opened in 1994) in California. The Greater LA area has around 500,000 Muslims, spread across South Asians, Arabs, Iranians (“Tehrangeles”), Somalis, African Americans, and a growing Latino convert community.

Key Muslim hubs:

  • Little Arabia (Anaheim) in Orange County for the Arab population.
  • West LA/Culver City centered around King Fahad Mosque.
  • San Fernando Valley for the South Asian and Middle Eastern professionals.
  • Koreatown/Central LA for a dense immigrant population.

LA-Style Ramadan Traditions

  • In West LA, Persian markets on Westwood Blvd stock up on dates and Faloodeh for post-Iftar treats.
  • Groups head to Santa Monica or Dockweiler Beach with portable grills and prayer rugs to break fast over the Pacific.
  • Bell/South LA hosts a street-style market from 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM with Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian food.
  • Mosques sometimes host post-Tarawih “Halal Watch Parties” if the basketball team LA Lakers plays during Ramadan.

Iftar and Sehri Across the City

  • At iftar time Los Angeles, locals flock to Little Arabia buffets on Brookhurst Street. Restaurants like Olive Tree and Little Arabia Bakery serve Palestinian Musakhan and Lebanese Knefeh.
  • LA’s taco trucks offer Halal tacos. al pastor or barbacoa with Zabihah meat is served to the city’s growing Latino Muslim community.
  • For sehri time Los Angeles, 24-hour IHOPs in Glendale and Anaheim become unofficial Suhoor hubs at 3:00 AM.
  • Juice stands in Anaheim and San Dimas sell Jallab (date syrup with pine nuts) and Qamar al-Din (apricot juice) in bulk for Iftar hydration.

Daily Life During Ramadan

Traffic: Breaking fast on the 405 or 101 Freeway is common. Many commuters keep dates and water in their cars because they won’t make it home by sunset.

Tarawih at King Fahad: Its marble courtyards and Saudi-style architecture make you feel like you’ve been transported to the Middle East for the night.

University Life: UCLA and USC Muslim Students' Associations host “Fast-a-Thons” and communal Iftars. Non-Muslim students also fast for a day to raise money for charity.

When is Ramadan in Los Angeles 2026 expected?

Ramadan in Los Angeles 2026 is expected to begin on the evening of 17 February. The first day of fasting or Roza is then expected to be on 18 February.

What is sehri time today and Iftar time today in Los Angeles?

    On 21 Feb, 2026,
  • Sehri time today in Los Angeles is 05:21 am
  • Iftar time today Los Angeles is 5:44 pm

What is the duration of today Sehri and Iftar time?

Today 21 February 2026, the duration of sehar and Iftar time is 12 hrs, 23 mins

Today Sehri Time & Iftar Los Angeles Hanafi

  • Sehri (end of pre-dawn): 05:21 AM
  • Iftar (sunset): 5:44 PM
These are the timings for today Sehri Time & Iftar Los Angeles Hanafi used by many Hanafi followers in Los Angeles.

Today Sehri Time & Iftar Los Angeles Jafria

    On 21 February 2026,
  • Sehri time Jafria is 05:11 AM
  • Iftar time Jafria is 05:54 PM

Ramadan 2026 Los Angeles Start and End Date

Ramadan 2026 will be expected to start on 18 February and Ends on 18 March 2026

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