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With Eid Al Fitr approaching, residents are all set for the start of the Eid holidays. A time reserved for prayer and gratitude, Eid Al Fitr is significant for Muslims around the world. Above, Eid shopping and decor at Carrefour in MOE in Dubai.
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Abu Dhabi’s public squares, main roads and bridges are all decked up in glittering
lights to celebrate Eid Al Fitr. The decorative lights, which are set up as popular
motifs associated with Eid festivities, aim to spark joy and promote a sense
of community spirit in the emirate, the Department of Municipalities and Transport
(DMT) said yesterday.
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Residents shop for new clothes for Eid Al Fitr in Sharjah. During Eid Al Fitr, Muslims celebrate the end of Ramadan by taking part in numerous traditions. Prayers, special dishes, and customs become part of the family’s traditions for a holiday.
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Sharjah Ramadan Nights 2023 at the Expo Centre Sharjah is offering massive discounts. The annual Sharjah Ramadan Festival features more than 500 brands and 170 exhibitors.
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Shoppers at Sharjah Ramadan Nights 2023 at Expo Centre Sharjah.
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Ajman corniche decorated for Eid Al Fitr.
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Eid decor at Oasis Mall in Dubai.
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The UAE’s rich diversity and multicultural landscape offer a unique opportunity to witness several traditions. Above, Eid decorations on Corniche street in Abu Dhabi.
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A roundabout in Sharjah decorated for Eid Al Fitr.
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