Ramadan guide

Ramadan 2027 in France: Key Dates for the Upcoming Month of Fasting

What are the dates of the next Ramadan in 2027? Here’s what you need to know about this month of fasting in France: dates, iftar time, the Night of Destiny, the Night of Doubt.

End of Ramadan 2027 in France: what is the tentative date for Eid al-Fitr?

When is Eid al-Fitr scheduled for 2027 in France? If astronomical calculations can establish a provisional date, the end of the fasting month will be confirmed on the Night of Doubt. Here are the provisional details.

Ramadan 2027: what time is the iftar on the first day (according to provisional dates)

In 2027, Ramadan falls between February and March. Here’s when the fast can be broken on the first day.

Nuit du Doute - Ramadan 2027 in France: when will the start and end dates of the fast be confirmed?

Each year, by tradition, the start and end dates of Ramadan are confirmed during what is known as the Night of Doubt. Here are the provisional dates for Ramadan 2027.

Ramadan: When will the Night of Destiny (Laylat al-Qadr) fall in 2027? The provisional date.

When does the Night of Destiny take place in 2027? Also known as Laylat al-Qadr, it marks a key moment in the month of Ramadan. Meaning, the date and time to break the fast — here’s everything you need to know.

Ramadan 2027: Prayer times and iftar schedule in France

What are the prayer times and the iftar hours for Ramadan 2027 in France? Here you’ll find the calendar to check, among other details, the daily time for breaking the fast.

A grand charitable feast to celebrate Eid 2026 in Saint-Ouen

On the occasion of Eid, celebrating the end of Ramadan, a large charity dinner will take place on Friday, March 27th at Café Jaune in Saint-Ouen. Conceived by chefs Hana Decès and Alcidia Vulbeau, this festive and inclusive feast combines culinary celebration with a cause, supporting the organization Utopia 56.

Gamra, the Moroccan restaurant serving up authentic, homemade dishes, is delighting diners in the 17th arrondissement of Paris

A new Moroccan restaurant is opening its doors in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. Gamra welcomes diners on rue Cardinet with a cozy, homemade family cuisine: tajines, couscous, soft breads, and Moroccan pastries are on the menu at this charming spot. As a bonus, they also offer a special Ftour menu during Ramadan.

Ftour: Moroccan Dinner Gatherings Hosted at Maison Gazelle to Break the Ramadan Fast in 2026

Maison Gazelle is hosting Iftar dinners from February 17 to March 19, 2026, offering guests the chance to break their fast during Ramadan with a selection of delicious Moroccan specialties.

What are the traditional dishes for Ramadan 2026? The classic specialties of iftar

Ramadan marks the holy month of fasting in the Muslim faith. As the fast is broken at sunset during the 'ftour' (or iftar), tables are often adorned with traditional dishes and sweet treats. Why not take this opportunity to explore these authentic specialties and discover the best spots to enjoy them right here in Paris?

La Nuit du Ramadan 2025 on France 2: what time and which artists?

La Nuit du Ramadan 2025 on France 2 is the not-to-be-missed music and solidarity program on Wednesday, March 26, 2025 at 11:40 pm. Presented by Marie Portolano and Zohra Ben Miloud, this unique program combines world music, humor and committed initiatives, echoing the spirituality and diversity of the month of Ramadan.

Ramadan 2025: why do the dates change every year?

Ramadan 2025 kicks off this weekend in France, and more precisely this Saturday, March 1, 2025, the day after the Night of Doubt, marking the start of the holy month for Muslims. This month of fasting, prayer and spiritual reflection is one of the five pillars of Islam. However, the dates of Ramadan vary from year to year. Why this annual shift?

What is Ramadan and why do Muslims fast during this holy month?

Every year, Ramadan is observed by many Muslims around the world. But what exactly is Ramadan, and why do we fast during this holy month? We explain this pillar of Islam.

Maison Gazelle, the paradise of Moroccan gazelle horns

Maison Gazelle is the boutique-teahouse where you can enjoy Moroccan gazelle horns. Thinner than Algerian gazelle horns, they come in 7 flavors and are served with cold-pressed almond milk or gazelle horn ice cream. And if you don't want to miss out on all the fun, you can also try the salted gazelle horns!