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Ramadan 2027: A Complete 30-Day Tayyibat Menu

Ramadan 2027 runs February 17 to March 19. Most Muslims gain 2-4 kg during Ramadan because of fried iftar foods, sugary drinks and post-iftar snacking. The Tayyibat protocol applied during Ramadan reverses this: 60-80% of practitioners report 2-4 kg loss instead, with stable energy.

Standard Tayyibat day during Ramadan

Suhoor at 4:30am: 2 slices true sourdough wholemeal with extra-virgin olive oil and dried thyme, 1 portion aged raw-milk cheese, 5 dates, 2 glasses water. Iftar at sunset: 3 dates and a glass of water first (Sunna). Brief maghrib prayer. Then the main meal: lamb shoulder slow-cooked with rice and one cooked vegetable, no garlic, peeled-deseeded cooked tomato, generous olive oil drizzle. Two hours later, during taraweeh: qahwa with cardamom and saffron, no sugar, two more dates. Bed by 11pm. The 2-hour rule is maintained between every food intake.

Five rotating dinner menus

Menu 1 lamb-rice: lamb shoulder slow-cooked, basmati rice, cooked carrots. Menu 2 wild fish: grilled hammour or sea bream, freekeh, cooked spinach. Menu 3 lamb liver: pan-seared in ghee, sourdough, cooked onion. Menu 4 beef boiled-then-seared: signature Tayyibat method, rice, pumpkin puree. Menu 5 goat tagine: slow-cooked Moroccan style with prunes and almonds, semolina. Rotate the five across the 30 days. Friday is mansaf or kabsa for shared family meal. Eid al-Fitr on March 19 closes the month with full lamb feast.

What to avoid this Ramadan

No samboussek, no luqaimat, no fried sweets at iftar (the typical 2-4 kg gain comes from these). No Vimto, Tang, Rauch industrial juices: replace with fresh pomegranate juice or water with mint. No frozen industrial chicken samboussek. No store-bought basbousa or qatayef loaded with industrial sugar syrup. The cultural pressure during Ramadan to overeat fried foods is strong but breakable: serve the rotating Tayyibat menus and the family will adapt within the first week, often with more energy for taraweeh than they had on the fried menu.

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This article relays the public teachings of Dr. Diaa Al-Awadi for educational and informative purposes. It is not medical advice. Consult your physician before any dietary change. Legal notice.