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Ramadan 1448 AH / 2027 • UAEFidya Calculator UAE 2027
Estimate fidya for missed Ramadan fasts using the number of days and the amount per day. The amount is editable so you can use the latest UAE figure when announced.
Current UAE reference: The UAE Council for Fatwa set fidya at AED 20 per missed day for Ramadan 2026. The official 2027 amount has not yet been announced. This calculator therefore starts with AED 20 as a reference only—update the amount when the 2027 UAE figure is published.
Calculate Your Estimated Fidya
Estimated fidya totalAED 20.00
1 missed fast × AED 20.00
How this calculator works
1. Enter missed daysChoose how many Ramadan fasts you are calculating.
2. Enter the current rateUse the latest official UAE fidya amount per day when available.
3. See the totalThe calculator multiplies missed days by the amount per day.
Important: Fidya is not the same as Qada or Kaffarah
This page is an arithmetic calculator, not a fatwa. Whether fidya applies to your situation depends on your circumstances and the applicable religious ruling. For personal guidance in the UAE, consult the UAE Council for Fatwa or another authorised scholar.
In general educational guidance, fidya is commonly associated with a person who cannot fast and is not expected to be able to make up the missed fast later, such as because of lasting illness or old age. A person who can make up a temporarily missed fast may instead need to complete the missed fast later. Individual cases can differ.
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Fidya Calculator FAQs
How much was fidya in the UAE for Ramadan 2026?
The UAE Council for Fatwa set the 2026 fidya amount for those unable to fast at AED 20 for each missed day.
What is the UAE fidya amount for Ramadan 2027?
The official 2027 UAE amount has not yet been announced. Use the editable amount field above when the new figure is published.
How is the total calculated?
Total fidya = number of missed fasts × fidya amount per day.
Is this calculator a religious ruling?
No. It only performs the arithmetic. For a ruling about whether fidya, qada or kaffarah applies to your case, consult an authorised scholar or the UAE Council for Fatwa.
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