As the holy month of Ramadan 2025 enters its final days, the buzz surrounding its spiritual significance continues to grow. Now, anticipation is even higher as the UAE prepares to celebrate Eid Al Fitr, one of the most awaited religious festivals in the Islamic calendar.
The long weekend kicks off today, but there’s anticipation to know the final date. The festive occasion of Eid will be marked with early morning prayers at mosques and designated prayer grounds across the country, bringing communities together.
Moon-Sighting to Confirm Eid Date
The official date for Eid Al Fitr will be determined on Saturday evening when the UAE’s moon-sighting committee gathers after Maghrib prayers to observe the Shawwal crescent. The UAE’s Fatwa council has also urged residents to take part in moon-sighting. Depending on this, Eid will either fall on Sunday, March 30, or Monday, March 31, 2025. Once confirmed, the announcement will mark the beginning of extravagant celebrations.
Eid Al Fitr Prayer Timings In UAE
Special Eid Al Fitr prayers will take place early in the morning, following Fajr prayers. The prayer timings, which remain consistent regardless of whether Eid falls on March 30 or 31, are as follows:
- Abu Dhabi – 6:22 AM
- Al Ain – 6:23 AM
- Dubai – 6:20 AM
- Sharjah – 6:19 AM
- Ajman – 6:19 AM
- Umm Al Quwain – 6:18 AM
- Ras Al Khaimah – 6:17 AM
- Fujairah – 6:15 AM
- Khorfakkan – 6:16 AM
With the anticipation of Eid Al Fitr growing, residents across the UAE are making final preparations for the celebrations, which include prayers, festive gatherings, and traditional feasts. As the nation awaits the moon-sighting confirmation, the spirit of joy and togetherness is already setting the tone for the holiday.
