Morocco has the world's most unusual DST schedule — it temporarily reverts during Ramadan. Here's how it works.
Morocco uses WEST (UTC+1) most of the year — but it's complicated!
During Ramadan (~30 days/year), Morocco temporarily reverts to WET (UTC+0).
Morocco's parliament voted to maintain Islamic cultural practices by reverting to standard time during Ramadan fasting hours.
Many calendar apps fail to account for the Ramadan clock reversion. Always use a live timezone tool during Ramadan!
Spain is typically 1 hour ahead of Morocco (CET vs WEST). During Ramadan, Spain jumps to 2 hours ahead!
Use DCTIMEZONE to see accurate, live Morocco time — updated for Ramadan automatically.