How Many Days Until Ramadan 2030?

Ramadan 2030 will be a historic observance, beginning in the first week of January—the earliest start date in the current generation. Starting on a Saturday means many Muslims can begin their spiritual journey on the weekend.

With the Northern Hemisphere in deep winter, fasting hours will be the shortest of the entire lunar cycle at just 8-9 hours in many locations. This makes 2030 an ideal year for those new to fasting or those in northern latitudes.

The month concludes with Eid al-Fitr 2030, expected on Monday, February 4th. Notably, 2030 will see a second Ramadan beginning in late December, a rare occurrence due to the lunar calendar.