Dubai will hold Eid Al Fitr prayers at 6:40 am across more than 900 mosques, with coordination by the Dubai Resilience Centre.
This year, prayers will be mosque-only, with no outdoor gatherings, ensuring safety for worshippers.
The ‘Muezzin Al Fre... moreDubai will hold Eid Al Fitr prayers at 6:40 am across more than 900 mosques, with coordination by the Dubai Resilience Centre.
This year, prayers will be mosque-only, with no outdoor gatherings, ensuring safety for worshippers.
The ‘Muezzin Al Freej’ initiative will continue, broadcasting Eid Takbeerat across the city.
The UAE’s Presidential Court confirmed March 19 as the last day of Ramadan and March 20 as Eid Al Fitr, following the Moon-sighting Committee of the UAE Council for Fatwa.
and The UAE Times
