Author:
Clyde Lopez
Date Of Creation:
22 June 2021
Update Date:
12 May 2024
Content
Ramadan in Dubai is a unique and varied celebration given the fact that people from different parts of the world live there and bring their culture to this city. Find out the meaning of Ramadan and the specifics of how it is held in Dubai.
Steps
1 Needless to say, the main religion of Dubai is Islam, although other religions are prohibited there. Important dates of the Islamic calendar are the Ascent of the Prophet (Al Isr'a Wal Mairaj) and the Birth of the Prophet (Maulid Al-Nabi), the beginning of Ramadan and 2 holidays Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha, which are celebrated in all countries of the Persian Gulf, except Saudi Arabia, where only 2 holidays are official, although some of them are regulated by private institutions. 
2 Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and is a special month for over two billion Muslims around the world. For Muslims, it is of particular importance, since it is the Fourth Pillar of the Muslim faith. 
3 Dubai is one of the most populated cities but hosts a Ramadan site every year.
4 Ramadan in Dubai is a big annual event on the calendar. The variety of this celebration is tantamount to the holidays that are held during Ramadan in the Emirates. 
5 Ramadan in Dubai is unique and diverse, as you need to take into account the fact that people from all over the world live there, who bring their culture into the culture of the city.
6 Business hours change and all restaurants and cafes are closed during Ramadan. While the public restaurants and coffee shops outside the hotel are closed all day, the inn restaurants are open throughout the day and serve food and drinks. 
7 You will learn that Ramadan in Dubai is a 24-hour holiday that starts in the evening, so Muslims celebrate Iftar.
8 Ramadan affects all aspects of life in Dubai - social, business, cultural and entertainment. On the business side, you can see the impact of this holy month on the real estate market. Ramadan is a special holiday for people living in this region, and the problem most people face is the excessive rise in rental prices. During Ramadan, you can find some pretty good deals. Anyone renting a house during Ramadan can pay the current cost for a full year. Since many Dubai residents don't have that much money, there is a tangible difference in the cost of a new home for them! 
9 Since this month can be gloomy, it is followed by three days of entertainment, holidays and parties.
Tips
- During Ramadan in Dubai, Muslims observe a fast during which they abstain from some food, drink, tobacco and unclean practices. Tourists who come to Dubai for pleasure or business, for example, to invest in real estate, including tourists with different religious beliefs, should also refrain from eating and drinking in public places. However, it is not allowed to eat or drink on the premises of the hotels.
