Dubai is always on everyone’s vacation list. But are you someone who loves exploring new cultures? Dubai is the place for you as well. How? It is a land with a beautiful Islamic cultural heritage.
They say, ‘There is contentment in every religion and pursuit of knowledge in every culture’. That being the case, Dubai attracts Muslim and Non-Muslim visitors during Eid Al Fitr and never fails to offer a satisfying experience.
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What is Eid Al Fitr?
Eid Al Fitr (or simply Eid), marks the start of Shawwal on the Islamic calendar and should be celebrated accordingly.
After the holy month of Ramadan has passed, Eid Al Fitr marks an opportunity for us to express our thanks to Allah for helping us overcome fasting during Ramadan, and Eid Al Fitr festivities serve as an occasion for spreading peace in our daily lives.
Eid Al Adha or Feast of Sacrifice, marks an auspicious celebration to pay respect and commemorate Abraham's willingness to sacrifice in God's service, while Eid Al Fitr in Dubai should be experienced at least once during one's lifetime.
When is Eid Al Fitr 2024?
Eid Al Fitr 2023 was celebrated on Friday, April 21. Does that mean it will be celebrated on the same day this year as well? Not at all!
The Eid Al Fitr dates vary every year depending on the Islamic lunar calendar which works on the specific moonsights. Having said that, Eid Al Fitr 2024, UAE is expected to be celebrated on Wednesday, April 10.
How to Celebrate Eid Al Fitr in Dubai
What attracts visitors to Dubai? Sky-tapping buildings and luxurious lifestyle. But what enriches everyone’s Dubai experience is its festivities. Eid Al Fitr in Dubai is a euphoric celebration that lightens up the city like nothing else and Dubai breathes exhaling immense felicity. You feel the abode of God on the land and paradise in the sky while celebrating Eid Al Fitr in Dubai. Lasting up to 5 days, these festivities proffer you an attempt at creating unforgettable memories.
Special Eid Al Fitr Food
Different kinds of food signify different kinds of festivals, just like turkey and marshmallow sweet potatoes signify Thanksgiving. Eid Al Fitr also has a ritual of sharing meals that signifies harmony and peace. Some of the best Eid Al Fitr celebration foods include:
Luqaimat
A festivity is always incomplete without a dessert and what’s a better option than Luqaimat during Eid? These delightfully syrupy doughnut-style balls of dough dipped in honey always top the list of desserts for Eid Ul Fitr.
Thareed Laham
Thareed laham is a dish that reflects Emirati tradition during Eid Al Fitr. In Thareed Laham, thin layers of bread soaked in meat and vegetable broth are served along with bread and meat to explode delectable flavors in your mouth.
Chicken Machboos
Chicken Machboos is sometimes compared with Biryani. Both dishes are a combination of rice and chicken and are a must meal in Eid. Then what’s the difference? The difference lies in the chicken marinade and spice combination.
UAE Public Holidays in 2024
What can knowing the public holidays in advance do? We can plan a longer and more pleasant vacation. That being the case, the government of the UAE has given us a gift by sharing the public holidays early.
Confirmed Public Holidays in UAE 2024
- Ramadan 29 to Shawwal 3: Eid Al Fitr
- Dhu Al Hijjah 9: Arafat Day
- Dh Al Hijjah 10 to 12: Eid Al Adah
- Muharram 1: Islamic New Year
- Rabi’ Al-Awwal 12: Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) Birthday
- Monday, December 2: National Day
- Tuesday, December 3: National Day Holiday
Some of the confirmed dates can still be changed. Why? Most public holidays in the UAE are decided based on the Islamic lunar calendar. The predicted dates for these holidays are:
- Monday, April 8: Eid Al Fitr Holiday
- Tuesday, April 9: Eid Al Fitr Holiday
- Wednesday, April 10: Eid Al Fitr Holiday
- Thursday, April 11: Eid Al Fitr Holiday
- Friday, April 12: Eid Al Fitr Holiday
- Saturday, June 15: Arafat Day
- Sunday, June 16: Eid Al Adah
- Monday, June 17: Eid Al Adah Holiday
- Tuesday, June 18: Eid Al Adah Holiday
- Sunday, July 7: Islamic New Year
- Sunday, September 14: Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) Birthday
- Monday, December 2: National Day
- Tuesday, December 3: National Day Holiday
Popular Eid Al Fitr Deals
Whether you are a Muslim or a Non-Muslim, Eid Al Fitr is undoubtedly a good time to plan a vacation. But what is going to enhance this experience? The best Eid Al Fitr holiday packages. The finest deals that offer splendid services at the lowest prices are magic and too difficult to find. But being your best travel buddy, it is our job to make things easy for you.
Some of our prime Eid holiday deals are:
The above-mentioned are undoubtedly our Eid Al Fitr holiday offers that people have loved to a great extent. With mesmerizing views, precious cultural learnings, and assured quality time, these deals never fail to please you. All packages including pickup and drop to the airport guarantee a top-drawer experience.
Eid Al Fitr Mubarak
Why do people use ‘Eid Mubarak’ to greet each other during Eid? They mean ‘blessed feast or festival’ in Arabic. Extending our Eid Al Fitr Mubarak wishes to you in advance, we will be more than happy to plan a blessed festival for you in Dubai!