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    Eid al-Fitr 2024 to fall on April 10: UAE residents can expect a 9-day weekend

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    by Ruman Baig
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    As the global Islamic community eagerly awaits the conclusion of Ramadan, anticipation mounts in the UAE for the auspicious occasion of Eid al-Fitr.
    Set to potentially commence on April 10, 2024, this sacred holiday signifies not only the end of a month-long period of fasting and spiritual devotion but also serves as a time of joyous celebration and communal unity.

    An Islamic consensus is expected on the first day of #Shawwal and #Eid_al_Fitr. #UAE_BARQ_EN pic.twitter.com/Nf1rS4ISlh
    — UAE BARQ (@UAE_BARQ_EN) March 17, 2024

    Guided by the insights of esteemed scholars and astronomical experts, calculations suggest that the Shawwal crescent may grace the skies on the evening of April 9, ushering in the beginning of Eid Al Fitr.
    Anticipating the potential commencement of Eid al-Fitr on April 10, UAE residents can look forward to a well-deserved five-day holiday.
    Commencing on Ramadan 29, the Eid break extends until Shawwal 3, encompassing a period of rest and reflection for individuals and families alike. As anticipation builds for the official announcement of holiday start dates and timings, the UAE prepares to embrace the spirit of Eid with open hearts and renewed devotion.
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      Eid al-Fitr 2024 to fall on April 10: Chairman of the Emirates Astronomy Society predicts

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      by Ruman Baig
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      As the global Islamic community eagerly awaits the conclusion of Ramadan, anticipation mounts in the UAE for the auspicious occasion of Eid al-Fitr.
      Set to potentially commence on April 10, 2024, this sacred holiday signifies not only the end of a month-long period of fasting and spiritual devotion but also serves as a time of joyous celebration and communal unity.

      An Islamic consensus is expected on the first day of #Shawwal and #Eid_al_Fitr. #UAE_BARQ_EN pic.twitter.com/Nf1rS4ISlh
      — UAE BARQ (@UAE_BARQ_EN) March 17, 2024

      Guided by the insights of esteemed scholars and astronomical experts, calculations suggest that the Shawwal crescent may grace the skies on the evening of April 9, ushering in the beginning of Eid Al Fitr.
      Anticipating the potential commencement of Eid al-Fitr on April 10, UAE residents can look forward to a well-deserved five-day holiday.
      Commencing on Ramadan 29, the Eid break extends until Shawwal 3, encompassing a period of rest and reflection for individuals and families alike. As anticipation builds for the official announcement of holiday start dates and timings, the UAE prepares to embrace the spirit of Eid with open hearts and renewed devotion.
      – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram
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      Ramadan 2024 begins today in the UAE: Reduced working hours to commence

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      Life by Ruman Baig 5 mins ago As the crescent moon of Ramadan was sighted in Saudi Arabia yesterday, marking the beginning of the holy month, the UAE follows suit in observing the start of Ramadan on Monday, March 11, 2024. This announcement by the UAE’s Moon-sighting Committee signifies the end of Sha’ban, with preparations underway for a month of fasting, reflection, and spiritual rejuvenation. Ramadan, a significant period in the Islamic calendar, varies each year as it aligns with the lunar cycle. This variability underscores the importance of moon sighting in determining the start and end of Ramadan, reflecting the essence of Islamic tradition and spirituality. In anticipation of Ramadan, both public and private sectors in the UAE have announced adjusted working hours to accommodate the spiritual practices and cultural significance of the holy month. The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) has issued a circular outlining the official working hours for federal government employees. During Ramadan, working hours will be from 9 am to 2:30 pm from Mondays to Thursdays, with a shorter workday ending at 12 pm on Fridays. Similarly, the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) has announced reduced working hours for employees in the private sector. Employees across various industries can expect a reduction of two working hours per day throughout Ramadan, allowing for greater flexibility and accommodation during this sacred time. These adjustments in working hours reflect the UAE’s commitment to honoring religious traditions while ensuring the well-being and productivity of its workforce. By providing conducive environments for both spiritual observance and professional responsibilities, the UAE underscores its dedication to fostering a harmonious society that values religious diversity and cultural inclusivity. As Ramadan commences in the UAE, communities come together to observe fasting from dawn to sunset, engage in acts of charity, and deepen their spiritual connections through prayers and reflections. It’s a time marked by solidarity, compassion, and communal gatherings, as families and friends unite to share meals and celebrate the blessings of the holy month. In the spirit of Ramadan, may this month bring peace, blessings, and prosperity to all residents of the UAE, and may it serve as a time of spiritual growth and enlightenment for individuals across the globe. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram Images: Featured Image: Instagram: @visitabudhabi More

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      Ramadan 2024 to begin tomorrow in UAE: Reduced working hours to commence

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      Life by Ruman Baig 2 mins ago As the crescent moon of Ramadan was sighted in Saudi Arabia, marking the beginning of the holy month, the UAE follows suit in observing the start of Ramadan on Monday, March 11, 2024. This announcement by the UAE’s Moon-sighting Committee signifies the end of Sha’ban, with preparations underway for a month of fasting, reflection, and spiritual rejuvenation. Ramadan, a significant period in the Islamic calendar, varies each year as it aligns with the lunar cycle. This variability underscores the importance of moon sighting in determining the start and end of Ramadan, reflecting the essence of Islamic tradition and spirituality. In anticipation of Ramadan, both public and private sectors in the UAE have announced adjusted working hours to accommodate the spiritual practices and cultural significance of the holy month. The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) has issued a circular outlining the official working hours for federal government employees. During Ramadan, working hours will be from 9 am to 2:30 pm from Mondays to Thursdays, with a shorter workday ending at 12 pm on Fridays. Similarly, the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) has announced reduced working hours for employees in the private sector. Employees across various industries can expect a reduction of two working hours per day throughout Ramadan, allowing for greater flexibility and accommodation during this sacred time. These adjustments in working hours reflect the UAE’s commitment to honoring religious traditions while ensuring the well-being and productivity of its workforce. By providing conducive environments for both spiritual observance and professional responsibilities, the UAE underscores its dedication to fostering a harmonious society that values religious diversity and cultural inclusivity. As Ramadan commences in the UAE, communities come together to observe fasting from dawn to sunset, engage in acts of charity, and deepen their spiritual connections through prayers and reflections. It’s a time marked by solidarity, compassion, and communal gatherings, as families and friends unite to share meals and celebrate the blessings of the holy month. In the spirit of Ramadan, may this month bring peace, blessings, and prosperity to all residents of the UAE, and may it serve as a time of spiritual growth and enlightenment for individuals across the globe. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram Images: Featured Image: Instagram: @visitabudhabi 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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      Ramadan 2024 in UAE: Expected dates for the holy month have been revealed

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      by Ruman Baig
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      Emirates Celestial Association unveils anticipated schedule for Ramadan 2024.
      When will Ramadan fall in 2023?
      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.
      With a six-month countdown to the holiest month in the Islamic calendar, the journey begins this coming weekend. The month of Rabi Al Awwal is foreseen to make its entrance on Saturday, September 16, 2023.
      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, an event that draws the faithful closer to the divine.
      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 Instagram
      Images: Supplied by @visitabudhabi More