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    When is Eid Al-Adha? Book your holiday for the next long weekend

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    by Ruman Baig
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    Are you back in the office and already feeling the holiday blues? Don’t worry, Eid al-Adha break in the UAE is just around the corner.
    As anticipation builds for the upcoming Eid Al Adha celebrations in the UAE, residents can start planning for a potential extended weekend filled with festivities and relaxation.

    This year, Eid Al Adha is expected to take place in less than two months’ time, offering both the public and private sectors a well-deserved break.
    The holiday begins with Arafat Day, which marks the second day of the Hajj pilgrimage. Falling on the ninth day of the Islamic month of Dhuʻl-Hijjah, Arafat Day holds great significance for pilgrims visiting Mecca, who gather in Arafat to engage in prayers and reflection.
    While the specific date for Arafat Day is subject to confirmation by a moon sighting committee, it is anticipated to occur around Saturday, June 15, or Sunday, June 16.
    Following Arafat Day, Muslims around the world observe Eid Al Adha.  This joyous occasion, occurring on the 10th day of Dhuʻl-Hijjah, is marked by communal prayers, feasting, and acts of charity. Families and friends come together to share meals and celebrate, while also extending kindness to those in need.
    In 2024, Eid Al Adha is projected to commence on the evening of Sunday, June 16, or Monday, June 17, depending on the sighting of the moon. The celebration traditionally lasts for three days, providing ample time for individuals to engage in religious observances and spend quality time with loved ones.
    For employees in the UAE, the holiday brings the possibility of an extended weekend. If Arafat Day falls on June 15, a Saturday, residents may enjoy a four-day break, with the subsequent three days likely designated as holidays. Alternatively, if Arafat Day occurs on June 16, a Sunday, Eid Al Adha will commence on Monday, June 17, followed by two additional holidays on Tuesday, June 18, and Wednesday, June 19, granting residents a rare five-day weekend to unwind and celebrate.
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      When is Eid Al-Adha? A 5-day weekend possibility in the UAE

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      by Ruman Baig
      4 hours ago

      Are you back in the office and already feeling the holiday blues? Don’t worry, Eid al-Adha break in the UAE is just around the corner.
      As anticipation builds for the upcoming Eid Al Adha celebrations in the UAE, residents can start planning for a potential extended weekend filled with festivities and relaxation.

      This year, Eid Al Adha is expected to take place in less than two months’ time, offering both the public and private sectors a well-deserved break.
      The holiday begins with Arafat Day, which marks the second day of the Hajj pilgrimage. Falling on the ninth day of the Islamic month of Dhuʻl-Hijjah, Arafat Day holds great significance for pilgrims visiting Mecca, who gather in Arafat to engage in prayers and reflection.
      While the specific date for Arafat Day is subject to confirmation by a moon sighting committee, it is anticipated to occur around Saturday, June 15, or Sunday, June 16.
      Following Arafat Day, Muslims around the world observe Eid Al Adha.  This joyous occasion, occurring on the 10th day of Dhuʻl-Hijjah, is marked by communal prayers, feasting, and acts of charity. Families and friends come together to share meals and celebrate, while also extending kindness to those in need.
      In 2024, Eid Al Adha is projected to commence on the evening of Sunday, June 16, or Monday, June 17, depending on the sighting of the moon. The celebration traditionally lasts for three days, providing ample time for individuals to engage in religious observances and spend quality time with loved ones.
      For employees in the UAE, the holiday brings the possibility of an extended weekend. If Arafat Day falls on June 15, a Saturday, residents may enjoy a four-day break, with the subsequent three days likely designated as holidays. Alternatively, if Arafat Day occurs on June 16, a Sunday, Eid Al Adha will commence on Monday, June 17, followed by two additional holidays on Tuesday, June 18, and Wednesday, June 19, granting residents a rare five-day weekend to unwind and celebrate.
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      11 fabulous things to do during the long Eid al-Fitr weekend in the UAE

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      Your ultimate guide to the long weekend in the UAE – April 5 to 7, 2024.
      Abu Dhabi
      Savour a Mediterranean meal

      For a comforting Mediterranean experience Terra, the hugely popular restaurant with branches in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, is deeply rooted in the community and its calming rustic nestled spaces serving plates that celebrate locally grown ingredients and produce which provide the ideal setting for such a gathering. As well as its welcoming atmosphere and contemporary interior design, Terra is known for its mocktails. It’s located in located in Al Qana South, Rabdan, Abu Dhabi, and is open Mon to Fri 6pm – 2am.
      For more information visit terra-eatery.com
      It’s brunch time

      One of the capital’s must-visit ultra-fine dining destinations, offers an exquisite La Vie en Rosé brunch that isn’t just a tasty spread that you tuck in to. It’s a carefully-crafted journey from start to finish, as guests can experience the light intense Riviera-inspired food prepared à-la-minute from the finest ingredients, the poulet, the prawns in olive oil, mon dieu, the intriguing rosés, the cocktails and that buzz across the room. Overall the interiors feature bright art, the elegant shutters and that extravagant vase exploding with colour. From the flavourful mushroom risotto to the cool cauliflower salad, the options to savour are endless. The curtains open with their ‘A Mocktail Life’ package (Dhs390), ‘A Life with Cocktails and Wines’ (Dhs465), or the ‘A Champagne Life’ (Dhs640) for you to pick from, while your little ones dine for Dhs187. The La Vie en Rosé brunch at LPM Restaurant and Bar, takes place at The Galleria Al Maryah Island on Sundays from 12pm to 4:30pm.
      For more information visit lpmrestaurants.com
      Dubai
      Put wellness first

      Opened in the heart of City Walk, Contrast Wellness Studio is an ultra-cool sanctuary that has been thoughtfully designed to rejuvenate the mind, body and spirit. This wellness hub includes an Infrared Sauna, Ice Baths, a contrast Therapy Room and IV Drips for the ultimate rejuvenation. With a hot magnesium bath, ice bath and the traditional Finnish sauna, this space offers clean interiors to switch off and unwind after a long week.
      For more information visit contrast-wellness.com
      Visit this new sunset destination

      The Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah is thrilled to unveil Sunset 55°, an enchanting beach lounge inspired by the adventurous spirit of the 1950s and the carefree vibes of Bohemian culture. Nestled on the pristine beachfront of the luxurious resort, Sunset 55° beckons wanderers, dreamers, and lovers of life to embark on an evening of relaxation and carefree vibes while enjoying one of the best sunsets Dubai has to offer. Sunset 55° is more than just a beach lounge; it is a destination where the exquisite views, delectable bar bites, and the natural beauty of the Palm Jumeirah unite to create an unforgettable experience and ending to your day. From the moment you step foot on the sandy beach, you’ll be transported to a realm of driftwood decor and vibrant tapestries that celebrate the free-spirited essence of the 1950s’ surrounded by good vibrations, great live music, and fun. Guests can savour bites including the sumptuous Chicken Satay, with a classic peanut sauce, pickled salad and more.
      For more information visit hilton.com
      Embark on an adrenaline-fuelled activity

      Looking for an adventurous expedition to embark on this EID? Aventura Parks is the largest adventure park in Dubai, spanning 35,000 square meters of Ghaf tree forest, with a range of fun and thrill seeking activities including 24 ziplines, 80 obstacles and 5 circuits where friends, families, students, and teams can escape the hustle and bustle of city life for some exciting, safe, and unforgettable experiences. For the climbing daredevils, take the opportunity and enjoy beautiful views of the Ghaf tree forest at the top of Himalaya, Aventura Park’s 12m climbing wall. For the Leap of Faith, this experience includes 30-minutes of pure adrenaline and courage combined, adventurers can climb up a 5m pole on the Leap of Faith, balance on top, state their promise to the universe and jump to hit the ball. Prices at Dubai’s largest zipline park for the kickstarter start at Dhs149.
      For more information visit aventuraparks.com
      Shop ’til you drop

      Poison Drop has officially launched a new store at Dubai Hills Mall. Everyday jewellery pieces are the foundation of any collection, offering the enduring versatility that suits every occasion and complements your unique style. Indulge in the timeless allure of crystals – these bright and shimmering gems are your ticket to an elevated and sophisticated style. Whether it’s for evening gowns, daring minis that exude confidence, or impeccably tailored suits that command attention, crystals have the innate ability to enhance any outfit. Let your jewelry do the talking and let your unique style shine.
      For more information visit dubaihillsmall.ae
      Experience a beachside escape

      For an exquisite beachside experience, Surf Club, the bohemian beachfront destination located on Palm West Beach, is one of Dubai’s most beloved lifestyle destinations. The coastal concept encompasses a captivating Al fresco restaurant, a stylish bar, beachfront access and a resort-wear boutique – a sanctuary where you can embrace your true self. Renowned for its Vagabond events, premium service, and high-spirited atmosphere, Surf Club is an unprecedented award-winning destination.
      For more information visit surfclubdubai.com
      Book a last-minute escape

      With the long 9-day weekend coming up, we all need to ensure we have plans to take a break from our hectic schedule. Due to a surge in prices to travel abroad, planning a getaway in the UAE might be the best options. For those looking to switch-off, there are a myriad of last-minute staycations to book without any hassle of travelling. So, for a quick escape with your loved ones swipe through our guide of hotels and resorts to visit in the UAE. From Oberoi Al Zorah in Ajman to The Lana, Dorchester Collection, each venue is a must-visit.
      Try this poolside experience

      Nestled within the verdant oasis of Banyan Tree Dubai, Alizée, has unveiled a captivating new menu. Drawing inspiration from the breathtaking landscapes and culinary traditions of the South of France and the Mediterranean coast, this menu promises to enthral those in search of an elevated dining experience. Overlooking the serene pool and azure waters of the Arabian Gulf, you are invited to embark on a culinary journey. You can start by exploring invigorating salads like the Salade de Chou Frisee ed d’Avocat, a delightful blend of kale, avocado, cucumber, zesty orange, and sweet pomegranate. Alternatively, you can opt for the timeless classic, Niçoise, each salad meticulously crafted with the freshest ingredients to evoke the sun-kissed flavours of the region. During this experience guests can savour delectable dishes ranging from Les Pates tempts with rich and satisfying pasta dishes, such as Pappardelle with slow-cooked short ribs and Rigatoni pasta with crisp green asparagus and fragrant basil pesto—each dish crafted to perfection. To conclude the dining experience ends on a sweet and satisfying note, Alizée offers an indulgent selection of desserts that are certain to enchant even the most discerning palates.
      For more information visit banyantree.com
      Rejuvenate with an IV drip

      With life moving at a faster pace than ever, we can all be run down over time. An IV (intravenous) drip is an accelerated way to get the energy boost you need and to give you a glow from the inside out. From alleviating hangovers to supporting weight loss and reducing the signs of aging, the purported benefits of intravenous (IV) therapy are as numerous as the vitamin and mineral cocktails available. With flu season at its peak, the popular IV drips are known to boost your immune system and ensure an instant wave of energy, especially over the long weekend. Visit our guide of all the clinics offering an IV drip in Dubai.
      Tame the tresses

      Dyson is set to launch a new immersive pop-up installation at Mall of the Emirates in celebration of Ramadan and Eid for a limited time only. Customers will have the chance to explore the brand’s latest cutting-edge hair care technologies, including the newly launched Dyson Airstrait™ straightener, and receive a complimentary style by Dyson experts! Open from April 5 to April 14, the installation will be located on the ground floor Galleria of the mall. In addition to a hands-on experience with the hair care products, the pop-up will provide centre stage for personalized interactions with Dyson stylists, who will offer free hair-styling sessions using the brand’s hair care innovations. Ladies who wear a hijab can enjoy a complimentary styling session in the private area of the Dyson Demo Store on the first floor, just a stone’s throw away from the pop-up. All of Dyson’s products are available for purchase online at http://www.dyson.ae and at Dyson Demo Stores across the UAE. Buy directly from the people who made it for exclusive colorways, free next-day delivery and auto-warranty registration.
      For more information visit dyson.ae
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      Saudi Arabia reveals Eid Al Fitr 2024 holiday dates

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      by Ruman Baig
      3 hours ago

      As the holy month of Ramadan will soon come to an end, anticipation builds across the Gulf region for the upcoming Eid Al Fitr celebrations.
      Saudi Arabia has already set its public holiday dates, granting workers a generous six-day break from Monday, April 8, to Thursday, April 11, inclusive of the weekend. This early announcement has left many in the UAE wondering whether their own public holiday dates will align with those of their neighbour.

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      Traditionally, the UAE and Saudi Arabia synchronize their Islamic public holiday dates due to the similarity in moon sightings, which dictate the start and end of Ramadan and subsequently Eid Al Fitr. However, with Saudi Arabia announcing its holiday dates approximately two weeks ahead of previous years, speculation arises about whether the UAE will follow suit.
      According to estimations from UAE astronomers, Eid Al Fitr is projected to commence on Wednesday, April 10, 2024, with the preceding day, Tuesday, April 9, likely being declared a public holiday as well. This forecast sets the stage for a six-day holiday for residents across the UAE, both in the public and private sectors.
      Yet, the recent announcement from Saudi Arabia introduces a potential shift in the UAE’s holiday schedule. While alignment between the two nations is common, the UAE government has yet to issue an official statement confirming the Eid Al Fitr public holiday dates. Until such an announcement is made, uncertainty lingers over whether UAE residents will indeed enjoy an extended break.
      Despite the ambiguity surrounding holiday dates, anticipation for Eid Al Fitr festivities remains high. Families and communities eagerly await the opportunity to come together in celebration, marking the conclusion of a month-long period of fasting and reflection.
      Whether it’s travelling abroad or enjoying festivities closer to home, preparations for Eid Al Fitr are underway across the UAE. While the exact holiday dates may be uncertain, the spirit of unity and joy that accompanies this auspicious occasion prevails, promising memorable moments for all.
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      5 UAE-based floral boutiques to gift your loved ones from this Eid al-Fitr

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      by Sarah Joseph
      43 mins ago

      To bring a smile to a loved one’s face this Eid Al-Fitr, florists around the UAE have launched a host of gorgeous bouquets and offers to make the occasion even more special.
      As a heartwarming gesture, bespoke bouquets are the best opportunity to express your love this month as everyone gathers at home to celebrate these precious moments.
      With Eid Al-Fitr around the corner, Emirates Woman has curated a guide of all the best florists to purchase your next arrangement.
      Darcey Flowers

      This premium floral boutique has launched a series of special bouquets this Eid, to celebrate the occasion. From peonies to hydrangeas, each arrangement is prepared with love by a team of in-house specialists. Starting from Dhs545, these celebration-worthy bouquets are perfect for gifting or simply wanting to spruce any home. This premier flower shop offers delivery in Dubai and across the UAE. Embrace the spirit of Eid Al Fitr with our dazzling flower collection that celebrates the bond of family. Let the beauty of these blooms fill your homes with joy and togetherness this festive season with gorgeous creasent shaped bouquets to purchase.
      For more information visit Darceyflowers.ae
      Flowers.ae

      This Eid Al Adha, Flowers.ae has launched a special collection for customers to choose from. The exquisite Eid flowers are designed to convey their heartfelt wish to make the occasion special. From white tulips to peonies, the options are endless with XXL bouquets to make a memorable impression. Starting from Dhs275 customers can choose from a wide selection of bouquets, with same-day flower delivery directly to the door ensuring stress-free shopping.
      For more information visit flowers.ae
      Bella Fleur

      Bella Fleur will help its customers to brighten a centuries-old tradition of flower gifting. The brand creates elegant Eid-themed flower bouquets, blooming boxes, and charming cake cases. From a graceful bouquet of white flowers to boxes with bouquets and a candle, mothers can feel special on this day and beyond. With lush designs bringing something unique and special to the floral space in Dubai, Bella Fleur strives to spread warmth, joy and happiness through their bespoke floral service; especially focusing on putting a spotlight on unique arrangements.
      For more information visit bellafleur.ae
      The Flower Society

      This luxury flower brand creates floral arrangements that are inspired by the seasons in nature for any bespoke occasion. This Eid, there are a host of exquisite bouquets to choose from including Allium, Oncidium and Purple Vanda and more starting from Dhs400. Each special arrangement pays homage to the simplicity of this occasion. Customers can also purchase the limited-edition arrangement in collaboration with the artist Marwan Sahmarani, who balances art and expression through a daring touch. Priced at Dhs1,500, this luxe arrangement comes with an assortment of red roses.
      For more information visit theflowersociety.net
      Butter DXB

      This Dubai-based florist offers an array of gifting ideas that are perfect for all occasions including Eid. From their forever roses to fresh picks, the brand offers everything you could possibly ask for. Customers can purchase the Vanilla Patchouli candle and Jasmine Oud candle to complement the floral arrangements for a festive touch. Additionally, the Exotica Crystal Hamper priced at Dhs650 comes with three crystal jars service premium Medjool dates and a tropical arrangement of flowers.
      For more information visit butter.ae
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      When is Eid Al Fitr 2024 and how many holidays can you expect?

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      Life by Ruman Baig 6 mins ago As the crescent moon graced the evening sky last Sunday, ushering in the sacred month of Ramadan, anticipation mounts for the forthcoming Eid Al Fitr celebrations. Eid Al Fitr, colloquially known as the “Festival of Breaking Fast,” signifies the culmination of Ramadan’s spiritual journey. Embraced by Muslims worldwide, this joyous occasion commemorates the end of a month-long dedication to prayer, self-restraint, and charitable acts. For UAE residents, the forthcoming Eid holiday spans from Ramadan 29 to Shawwal 3 on the Islamic Calendar, offering a welcome respite from daily routines. The precise start date, contingent upon the sighting of the new moon, is all set to commence on April 8 in the Gregorian calendar. Should Ramadan extend for 29 days, the Eid festivities will unfold from April 8 to April 11, granting a generous six-day hiatus. Conversely, a 30-day Ramadan would extend the celebrations until April 12, affording a more expansive nine-day holiday. In adherence to Islamic tradition, the lunar-based calendar necessitates confirmation of these dates by UAE officials closer to the time. The symbolic significance of Eid al Fitr extends far beyond mere festivity; it represents a collective renewal of faith, a reaffirmation of spiritual values, and a testament to the enduring bonds of community. Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, serves as a period of profound significance for Muslims worldwide. Fasting, one of the Five Pillars of Islam, underscores this period of spiritual reflection, offering devotees an opportunity for repentance, purification, and heightened devotion to Allah. Throughout Ramadan, believers engage in acts of prayer, self-discipline, and charitable giving, embodying the core tenets of their faith. As the holiest time in the Islamic calendar, Ramadan serves as a beacon of spiritual renewal, inspiring believers to rededicate themselves to lives of piety, compassion, and service to others. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram Images: Instagram: @sarashakeel  More

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      When is Ramadan starting in 2024? Everything to know

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      Lifeby Ruman Baig4 hours ago Emirates Celestial Association unveils anticipated schedule for Ramadan 2024.When will Ramadan fall in 2024?The Emirates Celestial Association, under the stewardship of Chairman Ibrahim Al Jawal, has disclosed the projected timeline for Ramadan 2024. The sacred period of fasting, from the break of dawn until dusk, will potentially commence on March 12, 2024.This sanctified period of fasting will culminate on Friday, April 11, ushering in the joyous celebration of Eid Al Fitr on Saturday, April 12. Nonetheless, it’s important to note that the official commencement of this holy month hinges on the sighting of the crescent moon.What is the significance of the month of Ramadan?Ramadan, a cornerstone of the Islamic calendar, holds profound significance for millions of Muslims worldwide who observe it with fasting, devout prayer, and acts of benevolence. The ninth month in the Islamic lunar calendar, Ramadan, is marked by profound spirituality, communal unity, and the sacred practice of fasting. It holds a cherished place in the hearts of countless muslims around the globe.During this hallowed month, work hours are adjusted, and certain eateries may choose to close their doors during daylight hours. Similarly, schools may operate on abbreviated schedules, accommodating the collective commitment to spiritual enrichment.– For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and InstagramImages: Supplied by @visitabudhabi More

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      Post long weekend blues? List of all the 2024 public holidays to look forward to

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      by Ruman Baig
      3 hours ago

      Looking Ahead to 2024: Here’s UAE’s festive holiday calendar, so you can plan your vacations in advance.
      As 2023 gradually draws to a close, UAE residents are eagerly peering into the future, and it appears 2024 is set to deliver an exciting lineup of public holidays. For those who love to plan ahead, these holidays are prime opportunities to make the most of your well-deserved time off.
      However, it’s essential to bear in mind that the exact dates of some UAE public holidays can be a bit elusive, as they are determined by moon sightings. Nevertheless, scholars can estimate these dates within a two-to-three-day window, allowing you to start your holiday planning early.
      In 2024, UAE residents can look forward to a total of 15 public holidays. Let’s dive into the key dates to mark on your calendar:
      Kickstart the year with celebrations on the very first day!
      Monday, January 1: New Year’s Day
      Brace yourselves for a nine-day weekend if Eid al Fitr aligns with the predictions.
      Monday, April 8: Eid al Fitr holidayTuesday, April 9: Eid al Fitr holidayWednesday, April 10: Eid al FitrThursday, April 11: Eid al Fitr holidayFriday, April 12: Eid al Fitr holiday
      Mark down these dates for a potential four-day weekend.
      Saturday, June 15: Arafat DaySunday, June 16: Eid al AdhaMonday, June 17: Eid al Adha holidayTuesday, June 18: Eid al Adha holiday
      Keep an eye out for a possible public holiday on this day.
      Sunday, July 7: Islamic New Year
      Stay tuned to see if this day becomes a working day holiday.
      Sunday, September 15: Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) birthday
      December ushers in the National Day celebrations, offering another delightful four-day weekend.
      Sunday, December 1: Commemoration DayMonday, December 2: National DayTuesday, December 3: National Day holiday
      While the exact dates may still have a bit of uncertainty, these holidays provide plenty of opportunities for residents to plan vacations, family gatherings, and memorable moments. So, start preparing for a fantastic year ahead, and make the most of these anticipated breaks!
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      Planning vacations for 2024? List of all the public holidays in UAE next year

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      by Ruman Baig
      4 hours ago

      Looking Ahead to 2024: Here’s UAE’s festive holiday calendar, so you can plan your vacations in advance.
      As 2023 gradually draws to a close, UAE residents are eagerly peering into the future, and it appears 2024 is set to deliver an exciting lineup of public holidays. For those who love to plan ahead, these holidays are prime opportunities to make the most of your well-deserved time off.
      However, it’s essential to bear in mind that the exact dates of some UAE public holidays can be a bit elusive, as they are determined by moon sightings. Nevertheless, scholars can estimate these dates within a two-to-three-day window, allowing you to start your holiday planning early.
      In 2024, UAE residents can look forward to a total of 15 public holidays. Let’s dive into the key dates to mark on your calendar:
      Kickstart the year with celebrations on the very first day!
      Monday, January 1: New Year’s Day
      Brace yourselves for a nine-day weekend if Eid al Fitr aligns with the predictions.
      Monday, April 8: Eid al Fitr holidayTuesday, April 9: Eid al Fitr holidayWednesday, April 10: Eid al FitrThursday, April 11: Eid al Fitr holidayFriday, April 12: Eid al Fitr holiday
      Mark down these dates for a potential four-day weekend.
      Saturday, June 15: Arafat DaySunday, June 16: Eid al AdhaMonday, June 17: Eid al Adha holidayTuesday, June 18: Eid al Adha holiday
      Keep an eye out for a possible public holiday on this day.
      Sunday, July 7: Islamic New Year
      Stay tuned to see if this day becomes a working day holiday.
      Sunday, September 15: Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) birthday
      December ushers in the National Day celebrations, offering another delightful four-day weekend.
      Sunday, December 1: Commemoration DayMonday, December 2: National DayTuesday, December 3: National Day holiday
      While the exact dates may still have a bit of uncertainty, these holidays provide plenty of opportunities for residents to plan vacations, family gatherings, and memorable moments. So, start preparing for a fantastic year ahead, and make the most of these anticipated breaks!
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