Iftars in Dubai to try this Ramadan 2026
There are plenty iftars to choose from in Dubai Whether you are fasting, or not, everyone is welcome at these iftars in Dubai. From stunning majlis tents to lavish buffets to international takes, there’s an iftar to suit every type of budget. Bring your family and break your fast together. Address Beach Resort The Restaurant at Address Beach Resort is a top choice for iftar. Dishes from buffet include a selection of Arabic cold and hot mezze, shawarma, lamb, Ouzi, live cooking stations, and a delectable dessert spread featuring various traditional Arabic sweets. Address Beach Resort, 6pm to 9pm, Dhs278, Dhs139 children aged six
Read moreThese 6 stunning Ramadan markets in Dubai are a must-visit
One of Dubai’s most popular Ramadan events, Hai Ramadan returns to Expo City Dubai this season. Each evening, Al Wasl Dome comes alive with beautiful projections and storytelling, creating a special atmosphere before you explore the souq-style market stalls, cultural performances and relaxed community spaces. It’s family-friendly, easy to wander around and full of traditional touches. If you’re planning to break your fast there, you can also book Iftar Al Majlis, a buffet-style dining experience set beneath the dome. When: Sunday February 22 to Tuesday March 17, evenings throughout RamadanWhere: Expo City DubaiCost: Dhs150 (Hai Ramadan entry), Dhs285 (Iftar Al
Read moreDoctor On Call And Nursing Care At Home In Dubai: When And Why You Should Choose Home Healthcare #Dubai
Dubai lifestyle, the growing elderly population, and the rising demand to offer the residents of Dubai personal medical services have facilitated the speed of the implementation of home healthcare services. Doctor on Call and Nursing Care at Home services now play a critical role in delivering timely, professional, and compassionate medical care directly to patients’ homes. Home healthcare is also a provision now, which people take as a sure substitute for a traditional visit to a hospital. Read on in order to find out why and when it is right to
Read moreHere is when Ramadan in the UAE will be twice in the same year
It might sound impossible, but it’s true. In a few years’ time, Ramadan will take place twice in one calendar year Ramadan 2026 is almost here, but here’s something you might not know is Dubai is set to experience two Ramadans in one year. It sounds surprising, but it’s all down to how the Islamic calendar works. Here’s what it means and when it’s happening. It all comes down to the moon Ramadan follows the Islamic Hijri calendar, which is based on the lunar cycle. That means it follows the moon, not the sun. The Gregorian calendar (the one most
Read moreNew Ramadan market to visit in Dubai
Curated to bring the community together over the holy month Have a long list of things to do in Dubai over Ramadan? Well, make space for one more because there’s a new Ramadan market coming to Dubai – Moonlight Market. Moonlight Market at The Plaza in Uptown Dubai is the city’s newest evening destination, merging culture, food, and entertainment. You will step into a modern space inspired by Ramadan markets, complete with bold colours, illuminated outlines, and redefined oriental patterns. Expect plenty of dining options, shopping spaces, creative workshops and even live entertainment. And you can enjoy the vibrant space
Read moreLive updates: Countries around the world announce moon sighting and dates for Ramadan 2026
The UAE is preparing for Ramadan 2026 Muslims in the UAE, and around the world are preparing for the soon to be announced, Ramadan 2026, a month of reflection, fasting, and family time. The beginning of Ramadan is dependent on the moon sighting in the UAE by the official moon sighting committee and if the crescent moon is spotted today, Tuesday Febraury 17, then Ramadan will begin tomorrow Wednesday February 18. If it is not spotted today then Ramadan will likely begin on Thursday, February 19. Countries around the world have began to determine the date for Ramadan and we’re
Read moreOutdoor activities in the UAE you must try at least once
It’s the perfect weather outside right now, which means outdoor activities in the UAE are on the agenda Dubai transforms into the ultimate playground for adventure seekers during the winter season. With clear skies and the perfect temperate, it’s the perfect time to explore the UAE’s great outdoors – from mountain escapes and desert safaris to seaside thrills. Whether it’s skydiving over the Palm, camping under the stars, or gliding across the Creek, here are some of the best outdoor activities in the UAE to try this season. Take a Dhs1 abra ride in Old Dubai Image: What’s On Archive
Read moreUnder Hamdan Bin Mohammed’s Patronage Taqdeer Award Celebrates Winners Of 6th Edition #Dubai
Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of the UAE, and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, and in the presence of His Highness Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Dubai Ports and Borders Security Council, and President of the UAE Olympic Committee, winners of the sixth editionof the Taqdeer Award were honoured during a special ceremony. The event was attended by His Excellency Dr. Abdulrahman Al Awar,
Read moreThis J1 Beach spot is closing it doors
It’s the second spot to close on J1 Beach Another J1 Beach favourite is saying goodbye. Lúnico Dubai has confirmed it is closing its doors at J1 Beach, marking the end of its run at the beachfront dining destination. Known for its Spanish-inspired menu, vibrant atmosphere and stylish interiors, Lúnico quickly became one of the standout spots along J1 revamped coastline that opened in 2024. From long Mediterranean lunches to lively late-night dinners, it carved out a name for itself among Dubai’s ever-evolving beach club and restaurant scene. A message shared by the venue on their website said that “Some
Read moreDubai adjusts paid parking timings for Ramadan 2026
Driving around Dubai over Ramadan? Take note of these paid parking updates The Holy Month of Ramadan is set to begin this week, and one of the major changes we can expect is a change in public parking timings in Dubai. Public parking timings Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) made the announcement on its official website. Timings over Ramadan in Dubai during the day will now be split into two periods as per the below: First period: 8am to 6pmSecond period: 8pm to midnight The tariff fees apply to all parking zones from Monday to Saturday. Sunday will remain
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