The entire month of Ramadan Dubai 2021 is considered to be holy and is the perfect time to visit Dubai. But what rules should tourists & non-Muslims follow? What are the local traditions? Read on to know more and get a Visa to Dubai Now.
What is Ramadan?
The Holy month of Ramadan is celebrated according to the lunar calendar’s 9th month. This calendar is also known as Hijri.
Ramadan is considered to be the month in which Prophet Muhammad received the revelation of the Quran. Muslims refrain from drinking or eating from dawn until dusk.
Dates of Ramadan Dubai 2021
Ramadan 2021 Dubai dates vary according to the lunar cycle. Therefore, dates may vary but the most likely dates will be between 12th April to 11th May 2021.
Customs & Traditions of Ramadan 2021 in Dubai
The traditions & customs of the entire UAE including Dubai Abu Dhabi During Ramadan begin from the middle of the previous month of Ramadan. Children wear their best traditional outfits & visit their relatives as well as neighbors’ homes to recite poems & songs. In return they get sweets.
For the first iftar i.e., on the first night of Ramadan, the entire family gathers at the home of the head of the family.
Ramadan is an extraordinary festival that teaches us to maintain patience, tolerance & self-awareness.
Understanding Ramadan in Dubai as a Tourist
Tourists& non-Muslims who are planning to celebrate Ramadan Dubai 2021 need to follow some simple rules.
Rules and All You Need to Know for Ramadan2021 in Dubai:
- Non-Muslims need not fast but they must respect the local traditions by refraining from drinking or eating in public.
- Public displays of affections, drinking, chewing & smoking are prohibited during Ramadan Dubai 2021.
- 1 year of prison or a fine of (2000 AED) will be levied on those people who eat or drink in public.
- Tourists & non-Muslims are expected to dress appropriately (cover knees & shoulders) during the month of Ramadan.
- You can have alcohol in Dubai as it is only served after Iftar (Sunset).
- You can visit supermarkets as they are open to tourists. But if you buy any eatables or drinks, you need to consume them in your home.
Why Should You Celebrate Ramadan 2021 in Dubai?
Celebrating Ramadan in Dubai can be a peaceful experience as the happening Dubai will be unusually peaceful due to local traditions & customs.
Theme parks in Dubai are usually open & are surprisingly not busy. So, you can enjoy a lot of rides at discounted prices. You can easily visit local tourist attractions with the help of public transport like double-decker buses or by renting a car.
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During iftar you can enjoy the traditional cannon firing ceremony which is held in 5 places:
- Al Mankhool
- Burj Park
- Al Baraha
- Dubai City Walk
- Madinat Jumeirah
Ramadan is closely followed by Eid al-Fitr in the United Arab Emirates.
So, what are you waiting for? Grab a Dubai Visa UK & celebrate Ramadan in Dubai with your loved ones.
