UAE Ramadan 2026 | Expected Start February 19, Eid Al Fitr March 20

UAE Ramadan 2026

UAE Ramadan 2026 approaches quickly with astronomical predictions pointing to Thursday, February 19 start date. Dubai’s Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department (IACAD) Hijri calendar forecasts fasting from February 17-19, confirmed by crescent moon sighting. The holy month of reflection, charity, and dawn-to-dusk fasting spans 29-30 days.

Laylat al-Qadr, the holiest night, falls Tuesday, March 17 during the final 10 days.

UAE Ramadan 2026 Start: February 17-19 Expected

IACAD’s conversion tool predicts:

  • Likely start: Thursday, February 19, 2026

  • Possible range: February 17-19 (moon-dependent)

  • Confirmation: Local crescent sighting committees

Ramadan 2026 UAE End and Eid Al Fitr Dates

Ramadan concludes Thursday, March 19, 2026, launching Eid Al Fitr Friday, March 20. UAE declares first three Shawwal days as public holidays, creating the year’s first long weekend. Holiday length extends if Ramadan hits 30 days.

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Laylat al-Qadr in Ramadan 2026 UAE

Night of Power: Tuesday, March 17, 2026—intense prayer night commemorating Quran revelation, falling in Ramadan’s last 10 days.

Ramadan 2026 UAE School Holidays Alignment

Perfect family timing:

  • Dubai private schools: Spring break March 16-29

  • MOE curriculum schools: Spring break March 16-29

Students enjoy Ramadan’s final days plus Eid celebrations together.

Mark your calendars—Ramadan 2026 UAE brings spiritual focus and festive long weekends.

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Ahmed Qureshi

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Ahmed is known for his deep insights into Middle Eastern geopolitics, diplomacy, and regional conflicts.

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