In UAE, Ministry of Labor has announced the holiday for Eid Al Fitr. It will be approved as well as paid holiday for all private sector employees. It will be on the first and second days of Shawwal.
The first and second days of Shawwal are required to be on Wednesday and Thursday, July 6 and 7. Counting Friday and Saturday, employees might get a 4-day break from work.
However, this will rely on upon the locating of the Crescent moon, following which a formal notice will be made.
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Eid is one of the most famous festive times in Dubai. The society having more than 200 cultures is a pretty spectacular characteristic of Dubai, made even more massive by the community shared by everyone during Eid. No matter the impressive nationality or culture, everyone is welcome to participate. As a visitor, being in Dubai during Eid provides a great opportunity to really know and see Dubai’s community spirit in action, all while being part of a famous cultural experience.
Eid is a festival where families spend time together and exchange worship and gifts. Eid Ul Fitr and Eid Ul Adha there are two celebrations.
There is definitely a difference of atmosphere during the time of Eid in the UAE; it is a time for reflection and celebration. Eid Mubarak is a common Eid greeting; this is a common phrase that you will hear often during the festival of Eid.
Women often clean their houses so that they are spotless and spend many hours cooking in anticipation of the family meal. The houses are also decorated with pretty lights and the words “Eid Mubarak” are hung up around the home. Cleanliness is of the utmost importance and you will rarely see a dirty car during this time.
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There are plenty of events to participate during Eid holiday for the whole family. If you love live music, participate in Dubai Music Week.
Eid is a significant festival on the global calendar, celebrated all around the world. The word actually implies celebration of breaking of the quick and imprints the end of the Holy month of Ramadan every year. The festival returns this year with incredible shows, eagerly-awaited events, and jaw-dropping all across the city.
In a Muslim culture it is normal for the family to enjoy and go shopping for clothes as everyone wants to be dressed in their best garments at this festival time, usually various sets of clothing are purchased for the three days of Eid. It is important to wear new dresses and perfume and show cleanliness in home. It is also customary for the women to color their hands with Henna and you will see some gorgeous and elaborate designs in the hands of many women.
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