Iftar time Scottsdale during Ramadan 2027 is 6:06 PM on the first day (February 8, 2027) and moves later each day, reaching 6:30 PM on the final day. Suhoor ends at 6:09 AM on day one. The full 29-day timetable below lists every iftar time scottsdale with suhoor times, calculated with the ISNA method for Arizona.
At 33.5°N latitude, Scottsdale's fasting hours lengthen moderately through the month. In Scottsdale the fast runs 11 hrs 57 mins on day one and grows by 0h 54m to 12 hrs 51 mins by the final day.
Families in Scottsdale planning Ramadan 2027 meals around work and school need one thing first: the iftar time scottsdale for each day. It starts at 6:06 PM on February 8, 2027 and shifts a little later every evening. The table below gives all 29 days for Scottsdale, Arizona, with suhoor end times and fasting lengths, on the ISNA calculation.
The timetable uses the ISNA calculation for Scottsdale's exact coordinates. Some mosques add a small precautionary gap after the calculated Maghrib before announcing iftar, so if you are breaking your fast at a congregation, follow its announcement. Dates are expected and can shift a day with the moon sighting.
Iftar Time Scottsdale: 29-Day Timetable
The table below is the complete Ramadan calendar for Scottsdale: every iftar time and suhoor end time for all 29 days of Ramadan 1448. Iftar begins at Maghrib (sunset), when the fast is opened. Suhoor ends at Fajr (true dawn), when the fast begins. The fast length column shows total fasting hours per day.
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Ramadan 2027 in Scottsdale, Week by Week
Southern daylight changes slowly in late winter, so the month in Scottsdale is steadier than in most of the country. Here it is, week by week.
The first week runs from Monday, February 8, 2027 to Sunday, February 14, 2027. The opening week is gentle: iftar moves only a few minutes, from 6:06 PM to 6:11 PM, and the fast ends the week at 12 hrs 7 mins. Suhoor ends at 6:04 AM by Sunday, only a few minutes earlier than at the week's start.
Week two (Feb 15 to Feb 21) edges later. Iftar reaches 6:18 PM by Sunday, 7 minutes on from the end of the week before, and the fast holds near 12 hrs 21 mins. Each fast this week runs longer than the one before, adding 14 minutes across the seven days. From Friday, February 19, 2027, suhoor ends before six o'clock in the morning.
Week three (Feb 22 to Feb 28) edges later. Iftar reaches 6:24 PM by Sunday, 6 minutes on from the end of the week before, and the fast holds near 12 hrs 35 mins. Isha, and with it the taraweeh prayer at the mosques, moves from 7:26 PM to 7:32 PM across the week. The fast itself passes twelve and a half hours for the first time on Friday, February 26, 2027. The last ten nights begin after iftar on Saturday, February 27, 2027, when the search for Laylat al-Qadr starts in earnest.
Week four (Mar 1 to Mar 8) keeps the steady climb going. Iftar reaches 6:30 PM by Monday, March 8, 2027, 6 minutes later than at the end of the week before, while the fast grows to 12 hrs 51 mins. Suhoor ends 10 minutes earlier by the end of the week, at 5:39 AM, so the morning alarm needs to move up. On Monday, March 8, 2027, iftar passes half past six for the first time this Ramadan. The month ends on Monday, March 8, 2027, with Eid al-Fitr expected the next day. Arizona does not move its clocks for daylight saving, so prayer times in Scottsdale keep their steady pattern after Ramadan while most of the country springs forward on March 14.
Suhoor Time Scottsdale During Ramadan 2027
The pre-dawn meal, suhoor, ends at Fajr: in Scottsdale the fast begins at 6:09 AM on the first morning and at 5:39 AM on the last. Dawn arrives 30 minutes earlier across the month, a real shift: by the final week the alarm needs to be well before 5:39 AM. The Prophet (peace be upon him) taught that there is blessing in suhoor, so take something before dawn, even something light, and read the suhoor dua before the fast and the iftar dua at sunset.
How Fasting Hours Change in Scottsdale Through Ramadan 2027
Ramadan 2027 falls in late winter and early spring, when every day is a little longer than the one before. In Scottsdale the fast grows from 11 hrs 57 mins on day one to 12 hrs 51 mins on day 29, a gain of 54 minutes. Iftar moves 24 minutes later (from 6:06 PM to 6:30 PM) while suhoor ends 30 minutes earlier (from 6:09 AM to 5:39 AM). That gain sits near the middle of this calendar: about half of the 218 places gain more, and half gain less.
Ramadan 2027 in Scottsdale by the Numbers
Across the 29 days of Ramadan 2027, Muslims in Scottsdale will fast for about 359 hours 8 minutes in total, an average of 12 hrs 23 mins per day. The shortest fast is 11 hrs 57 mins on Monday, February 8, 2027, and the longest is 12 hrs 51 mins on Monday, March 8, 2027. Iftar is earliest on Monday, February 8, 2027 at 6:06 PM and latest on Monday, March 8, 2027 at 6:30 PM. At the midpoint of the month, day 15 (February 22, 2027), suhoor ends at 5:56 AM and iftar is at 6:18 PM, a fast of 12 hrs 22 mins. The last ten nights, when Laylat al-Qadr is sought, begin on February 27, 2027.
Mosques in Scottsdale for Ramadan 2027
Our verified directory lists one mosque in Scottsdale: a congregational centre for the city during Ramadan, where taraweeh is prayed in congregation after Isha and the Friday Jumu'ah is held each week.
- Islamic Center of North East Valley (ICNEV), 12125 E Via Linda, Scottsdale, AZ 85259
Friday Jumu'ah: 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM, 3:00 PM
The Jumu'ah times above are the Friday congregation times each mosque itself publishes. Taraweeh schedules for Ramadan are announced by each mosque in late January 2027, so check its website or notice board before the month begins. For the daily five prayers outside Ramadan, see prayer times scottsdale.
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