Dubai: Every year people in the UAE fast for around 14 hours give or take. But if you want to get specific with it, then you’ll notice that some UAE residents end their fast earlier in the day.
Muslims in the UAE will be fasting for the shortest time at the start of Ramadan for an average of 14 hours and 4 minutes on the first day of Ramadan, with fasts getting longer towards the end of the month and will reach up to14 hours and 46 minutes.
In 2021, Ramadan is set to start on April 12 or 13, subject to moonsighting. And each emirate will give residents a slightly different time to end their fast.
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VIDEO: UAE experiences light rain, temperature drops to 6.4°C
01 Jan 2021 Light to moderate rain started to fall on Al Qariyah and Qirat in Fujairahain lashes parts of Fujairah.
Emad Eddin Khalil,
Staff Reporter
Rain witnessed in different areas of the UAE on Friday. The rain began at 11:10am, due to a weak surface pressure accompanied with an extension of an air height in the upper layers. This resulted in unstable weather conditions.
Light to moderate rain started to fall on Al Qariyah and Qirat in Fujairah, while light rain fell on Al Faseel, Sakamkam , Yabsa, and Wadi Al Ajili in Ras Al-Khaimah. Weshah area in Sharjah was lashed by light rains.