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Ramzan 2026 in UAE: Complete Guide for Residents, Workers & Visitors Ramzan (Ramadan) is the holly month of fasting and spiritual reflection for Muslims. In 2026, Ramzan officially begins in the United Arab Emirates on 18th February 2026 . Across the country, homes, mosques, and public places will be decorated, and special prayers and events will be held. For workers, visitors, and residents, it’s important to be aware of certain changes and updates during this month. Here’s a detailed guide: 1. Working Hours Changes During Ramzan, UAE authorities adjust working hours to accommodate fasting employees: Private Sector: Most private companies reduce working hours to 6 hours per day . Some companies may follow flexible timing; check with your HR. Government Sector: Government offices usually operate for 6 hours , starting around 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM , depending on the department. Restaurants & Shops: Many restaurants close during daytime for fasting, but hotels and m...

  🌙 Ramadan Working Hours in the UAE 2026 Reduced office time, school changes & employee rights The holy month of Ramadan is expected to begin in the UAE between 17–19 February 2026 (depending on moon sighting). During this blessed month, daily life across the United Arab Emirates adjusts to support fasting, prayer, and family time. One of the biggest changes every year is reduced working hours for both private and government employees. 🕒 Private Sector Working Hours (Labour Law Rule) According to the UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation , all private-sector employees must receive 2 hours less work per day during Ramadan . What this means Normal workday: 8 hours Ramadan workday: 6 hours Applies to Muslims and non-Muslims Applies to all companies in the UAE 👉 If an employee works more than 6 hours , the extra time is legally considered overtime , and the employee must be paid overtime salary. This rule helps workers balance fasting, rest...

  Happy news for UAE residents and visitors! After the heavy rain issues, Jebel Jais has officially reopened on 31 January 2026 . Visitors can once again enjoy the UAE’s highest mountain, famous for its breathtaking views and scenic winding roads. Experience the cool mountain climate, feel the summer breeze at the top, and enjoy an unforgettable drive surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Jebel Jais is ready to welcome adventure lovers, families, and nature enthusiasts once again. ✨ Don’t miss the chance to witness the majestic mountain views!