Iftar time Baton Rouge during Ramadan 2027 is 5:47 PM on the first day (February 8, 2027) and moves later each day, reaching 6:08 PM on the final day. Suhoor ends at 5:44 AM on day one. The full 29-day timetable below lists every iftar time baton rouge with suhoor times, calculated with the ISNA method for Louisiana.
In Baton Rouge, the fast runs 12 hrs 3 mins on the first day (February 8, 2027) and grows by 0h 48m to 12 hrs 51 mins by the final day. At 30.5°N latitude, Baton Rouge enjoys relatively stable daylight, so fasting hours shift only modestly.
The iftar time baton rouge for Ramadan 2027 starts at 5:47 PM on February 8, 2027, the first day of the holy month. This page gives the complete 29-day Ramadan calendar for Baton Rouge: every iftar time, every suhoor end time, and the fasting hours for each day, calculated with the ISNA method for Baton Rouge's coordinates in Louisiana.
Every date below is an expected date: the month begins when the crescent is sighted, and a cloudy evening can move everything by a day. The times themselves are calculated for Baton Rouge with the ISNA method, the standard used by most mosques in the United States.
Iftar Time Baton Rouge: 29-Day Timetable
The full month for Baton Rouge is in the table below: Ramadan day, calendar date, suhoor end (Fajr), iftar (Maghrib), and the length of the fast. Bookmark it and check today's row each morning.
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Ramadan 2027 in Baton Rouge, Week by Week
Southern daylight changes slowly in late winter, so the month in Baton Rouge is steadier than in most of the country. Here it is, week by week.
The first week runs from Monday, February 8, 2027 to Sunday, February 14, 2027. The opening week is gentle: iftar moves only a few minutes, from 5:47 PM to 5:52 PM, and the fast ends the week at 12 hrs 13 mins. Suhoor ends at 5:39 AM by Sunday, only a few minutes earlier than at the week's start.
Week two (Feb 15 to Feb 21) edges later. Iftar reaches 5:58 PM by Sunday, 6 minutes on from the end of the week before, and the fast holds near 12 hrs 25 mins. Each fast this week runs longer than the one before, adding 12 minutes across the seven days.
Week three (Feb 22 to Feb 28) changes the routine least. Iftar ends the week at 6:03 PM, almost where the week started, and the fast holds at 12 hrs 37 mins. Isha, and with it the taraweeh prayer at the mosques, moves from 7:04 PM to 7:09 PM across the week. On Wednesday, February 24, 2027, iftar passes six o'clock for the first time this Ramadan. From Thursday, February 25, 2027, suhoor ends before half past five in the morning. The fast itself passes twelve and a half hours for the first time on Wednesday, February 24, 2027. The last ten nights begin after iftar on Saturday, February 27, 2027, when the search for Laylat al-Qadr starts in earnest.
Week four (Mar 1 to Mar 8) changes the routine least. Iftar ends the week at 6:08 PM, almost where the week started, and the fast holds at 12 hrs 51 mins. Suhoor ends 9 minutes earlier by the end of the week, at 5:17 AM, so the morning alarm needs to move up. The month ends on Monday, March 8, 2027, with Eid al-Fitr expected the next day. Five days after Eid, on Sunday, March 14, 2027, clocks spring forward an hour in Louisiana, so prayer times in Baton Rouge jump an hour later that weekend.
Suhoor Time Baton Rouge During Ramadan 2027
Suhoor is the pre-dawn meal, and it ends at Fajr, when the fast begins. In Baton Rouge, suhoor ends at 5:44 AM on the first morning and at 5:17 AM on the last. Dawn arrives 27 minutes earlier across the month, a real shift: by the final week the alarm needs to be well before 5:17 AM. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said there is blessing in suhoor, so eat and drink something before dawn, even if it is light. Read the suhoor dua before the fast, and the iftar dua when you break it.
How Fasting Hours Change in Baton Rouge Through Ramadan 2027
Because Ramadan 2027 sits in late winter and early spring, daylight grows all month. Iftar in Baton Rouge moves 21 minutes later (from 5:47 PM to 6:08 PM) and suhoor ends 27 minutes earlier (from 5:44 AM to 5:17 AM), so the fast grows from 12 hrs 3 mins on day one to 12 hrs 51 mins on day 29, a gain of 48 minutes. Baton Rouge sits at the gentle end of this calendar: most of the 218 places gain more fasting time across the month than it does.
Ramadan 2027 in Baton Rouge by the Numbers
Iftar in Baton Rouge ranges from 5:47 PM on Monday, February 8, 2027 to 6:08 PM on Sunday, March 7, 2027. Added up, the 29 days hold about 360 hours 50 minutes of fasting, an average of 12 hrs 27 mins a day. The shortest fast, 12 hrs 3 mins, falls on Monday, February 8, 2027; the longest, 12 hrs 51 mins, on Monday, March 8, 2027. Halfway through the month, on day 15 (February 22, 2027), suhoor ends at 5:32 AM and iftar is at 5:58 PM, a fast of 12 hrs 26 mins. The last ten nights, when Laylat al-Qadr is sought, begin on February 27, 2027.
Mosques in Baton Rouge for Ramadan 2027
Our verified directory lists 2 mosques and Islamic centres in Baton Rouge. During Ramadan these are the city's congregational centres, where taraweeh is prayed in congregation after Isha and the Friday Jumu'ah is held each week.
- Masjid Al-Rahman (Islamic Center of Baton Rouge), 285 E Airport Ave, Baton Rouge, LA 70806
- Masjid Al-Noor (Islamic Center of Baton Rouge), 820 W Chimes St, Baton Rouge, LA 70802
Each mosque announces its own Ramadan taraweeh schedule in late January 2027, so check its website or notice board before the month begins. For the daily five prayers outside Ramadan, see prayer times baton rouge.
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