Ramadan 2027 in Bergen: sahur and iftar times

Sahur ends at Fajr. On the first day of fasting, Monday 8 February 2027, that is 06:29 in Bergen, and on the last day it is 05:14. Fajr comes a couple of minutes earlier each day, so check the table for the date you need.

Iftar is at Maghrib, just after sunset. On the first day it is 17:14 and on the last day 18:27. The times add a 5 minute margin after sunset, as Norwegian mosque calendars do.

The fast in Bergen lasts from 10 h 45 min on the first day to 13 h 13 min on the last day, and it grows by about 5 minutes each day. Over the whole month that comes to about 347 hours.

On the first day the fast in Bergen is 2 min shorter than in Oslo. Over the whole month it comes to about the same. The further north you are, the shorter the fast at the start of Ramadan, and the faster it grows.

By the Umm al-Qura calendar, Ramadan starts on Monday 8 February 2027, and Eid al-Fitr is expected on Tuesday 9 March 2027. Both can move by a day after the moon sighting. The Islamic Council of Norway (Islamsk Råd Norge) and your mosque announce the dates. Your first Ramadan

Mosques and apps use different angles for Fajr and different margins. This page uses 16° for Fajr and 15° for Isha, like the calendar of the Islamic Council of Norway. Many calendars also show imsak, about 10 minutes before Fajr, as a safety margin. If your mosque has a Ramadan calendar, follow it.

Brushing your teeth does not, as long as you swallow nothing, and neither does a small blood test. The checker answers more than 50 everyday questions like these, with where the four schools differ. Does this break my fast?