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UAE Ramadan Iftar timings revealed

At the time of Maghrib prayer, those celebrating Ramadan break their fast

UAE Ramadan Iftar Eid Al Fitr
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This year, Ramadan is expected to begin on March 23, according to local media reports, and Eid Al Fitr and the first of Shawwal will most likely fall on Friday, April 21.

During Ramadan, people would be fasting up to 14 hours per day. Each day, the duration of the fast increases by minutes.

Iftar, meaning breakfast, is the first evening meal with which individuals end their daily fast.

Timings to break fast (Iftar) during the holy month of Ramadan

DATETIMING
March 2318:31 (+04)
March 2418:32 (+04)
March 2518:32 (+04)
March 2618:33 (+04)
March 2718:33 (+04)
March 2818:33 (+04)
March 2918:34 (+04)
March 3018:34 (+04)
March 3118:35 (+04)
April 0118:35 (+04)
April 0218:36 (+04)
April 0318:36 (+04)
April 0418:37 (+04)
April 0518:37 (+04)
April 0618:37 (+04)
April 0718:38 (+04)
April 0818:38 (+04)
April 0918:39 (+04)
April 1018:39 (+04)
April 1118:40 (+04)
April 1218:40 (+04)
April 1318:41 (+04)
April 1418:41 (+04)
April 1518:41 (+04)
April 1618:42 (+04)
April 1718:42 (+04)
April 1818:43 (+04)
April 1918:43 (+04)
April 2018:44 (+04)
April 2118:44 (+04)

As per astronomical charts, Eid Al Fitr in the UAE will fall on Thursday, April 20, until Sunday, April 23.

The exact dates of Ramadan and Eid Al Fitr will be confirmed by the moon-sighting committee closer to the time. Last year, the Holy month began on April 1.

The UAE Cabinet recently confirmed holiday dates for public and private sectors in the UAE.

According to a social media post shared by the UAE Government, the following is the full list of holidays for this year:

  • Eid Al Fitr: Ramadan 29 to Shawwal 3
  • Arafah Day: Dhul Hijjah 9
  • Eid Al Adha: Dhul Hijjah 10-12
  • Hijri New Year: July 21
  • Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) birthday: September 29
  • National Day: December 2-3

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