Dubai Sehr Iftar Timings 2024

Dubai Ramadan Timing 2024

Ramadan is a significant month in the Islamic calendar that is observed by Muslims worldwide. During this month, Muslims fast from dawn until dusk and engage in spiritual activities such as prayers, reading the Quran, and giving charity. The timing of Ramadan varies each year, according to the Islamic lunar calendar, and in 2024, Ramadan started on March 11, 2024. Today is 30 March, 2024; 29 Ramadan, 1445.

Importance of Ramadan

It is worth nothing that Ramadan is a month of worship, so in addition to fasting the day, many Muslims spend their time during the month reading the Quran and offering additional prayers such as the Taraweeh (after Isha prayers) or Tahajud (late night before Fajr prayers). The religious practices usually increase during the last 10 days of the month, which are considered the most important 10 days of the month.

Sehri and Iftar Time in Dubai

Dubai Ramadan timing 08 April, 2024 for Sehri or Suhoor is approximately 4:45 AM and today iftar time Dubai is approximately 6:42 PM. The Iftar time Dubai or the breaking of the fast is expected to be at approximately 6:42 PM. These timings are subject to change and may vary based on the location within Dubai.

It is essential to note that there may be slight differences in timings for different sects within Islam. For example, for those following the Shia sect like Fiqa Hanafi and Fiqa Jafria in Dubai, the timing for Sehri is at 4:35 AM, and the Dubai Iftar time is at 6:52 PM.

Ramadan Calendar 2024 Dubai

The Islamic calendar is usually ten to twelve days shorter than the Georgian calendar, and Iftar time in Dubai varies each year. Therefore, it is essential to stay updated with the Ramadan calendar for Dubai. A large number of people utilize the Ramadan calendar to check the Roza or Iftar time Dubai and Dubai Sehri time.

Other Information

Besides Sehri or Suhoor and Iftar time Dubai, one can also view prayer timings, Qibla direction, and other relevant information about Dubai. It is advisable to check with the local mosque or Islamic center for the most accurate timings and information.

Food to have in Sehri

Sehri is an important meal during the month of Ramadan, as it is the pre-dawn meal that Muslims eat before beginning their fast for the day. Here are some food items that are commonly eaten during sehri:

• Oats: Oats are a good source of energy and can keep you feeling full for longer periods of time.
• Eggs: Eggs are high in protein and can provide the necessary nutrients to keep you going through the day.
• Dates: Dates are a traditional food item to break the fast with, and are also a good source of energy.
• Yogurt: Yogurt is a good source of calcium and protein, and can also help keep you hydrated.
• Whole grain bread: Whole grain bread is a good source of fiber and can keep you feeling full for longer periods of time.
• Fresh fruit: Fresh fruit is a good source of vitamins and minerals, and can also provide the necessary hydration during the fast.

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 Food to have in Iftar

Iftar is the meal that breaks the daily fast during Ramadan. Here are some popular foods that people often have during iftar time Dubai:

• Dates: Traditionally, dates are the first food that Muslims eat when breaking their fast. They are a good source of natural sugar and help to restore blood sugar levels after a day of fasting.
• Samosas: These deep-fried pastry pockets filled with spiced vegetables or meat are a popular snack during Ramadan.
• Pakoras: Another deep-fried snack, pakoras are made from vegetables (such as onions or potatoes) dipped in a batter of chickpea flour and spices.
• Fruit Chaat: A mixture of seasonal fruits cut into small pieces and mixed with spices and lemon juice.
• Any refreshing drink: Drink made with a concentrated syrup of herbs, fruits, and vegetables. It is often mixed with water or milk to make a refreshing drink.
• Mandi: cooked meat (usually beef or lamb) is often served during iftar.
• Biryanis: A flavorful and aromatic rice dish often made with meat (such as chicken, beef, or lamb) and a variety of spices.
• Kebabs: Grilled meat skewers that are often served with naan or other breads.

Weather in Ramadan in Dubai

The World Meteorological Organization reports that the average temperature during the month of March in Dubai ranges from 17º to 27.9º Celsius and the average rainfall is 22.4 mm, with an average of 3.8 rainy days. These conditions suggest that outdoor iftars may be possible during the first half of Ramadan this year. Due to the Islamic lunar calendar being nearly 10 days shorter than the Gregorian calendar, it takes almost 32 years for Ramadan to occur on the same average date.

Places to have Sehri in Dubai

Following are some of the famous places for sehri in Dubai:

• Al Falak Ballroom:It is a special venue for suhoor as it is located in the iconic Burj Al Arab. During Ramadan, you can enjoy an array of authentic Arabian delicacies until 3am. The suhoor costs Dhs300 per person and runs from 11pm to 3am. The venue is located in Umm Suqeim and reservations can be made by calling 800 323 232.
• Al Hadiqa Restaurant: It is an outdoor suhoor spot located in JBR. With live entertainment and an à la carte menu, it provides a unique experience. The suhoor runs from 10pm to 1am and is priced à la carte. You can find the restaurant at the Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort in JBR, and reservations can be made by calling 04 315 3838.
• Al Mandhar Lounge: It is a homely suhoor spot that offers a family-style offering. You can enjoy traditional and international bites from 11pm to 1am. The suhoor costs Dhs195 per person and is held daily at Jumeirah Al Naseem.
• Al-Wāha: It offers guests a choice between a set menu and an à la carte option for suhoor. The à la carte menu features a variety of food, from breakfast options like eggs, pastries, granola yogurt, pancakes, and waffles to main course options like biryani, grills, sandwiches, pizza, pasta, and mezze. The suhoor costs Dhs180 per person and runs from 10pm to 1am. The restaurant is located at the Conrad Dubai Sheikh Zayed Road and reservations can be made by calling 04 444 7444.
• Amaseena: It offers a Bedouin-inspired tent and authentic Middle Eastern cuisine. From mandi-cooked lamb to tagine cooked in authentic clay cookware, there are nine food stations serving the best of Middle Eastern cuisine. The suhoor is priced à la carte and includes Ramadan drinks. It runs from 10pm to 12:30am at The Ritz-Carlton, Dubai JBR. For reservations, call 04 399 4000.

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Places to have iftar in Dubai

Although there are many famous options to have iftar in Dubai like Jumeirah Mosque, Al-Baraha Mosque and Blue Mosque etc. Following are some restaurants with their timing and prices so that you can have iftar in Dubai.

• Mango People: Offers delicious iftar and suhoor buffet with Indian, Pakistani, and Indo-Chinese cuisines. Price: AED 49 per person. Timings: Monday to Sunday from 6:40 pm to 10:00 pm. Contact: +971-4-578-6154 or +971-52-868-4152.
• Claypot: Budget-friendly sharing menu with North Indian and Middle Eastern dishes. Price: AED 59 per person. Timings: 6:31 pm to 9:00 pm. Contact: +971-50-100-7065 or +971-4-526-9394.
• Sabaa Restaurant: Arabic-themed iftar experience with traditional setting and a variety of delectable dishes. Price: AED 95 per person. Timings: from sunset to 9:00 pm. Contact: +971-55-268-6296.
• Skafos: Perfect place for traditional Arabian iftar with an elaborate menu including live cooking stations, seafood grill, and desserts. Price: AED 125 per person. Timings: from sunset to 9:00 pm. Contact: +971-58-200-5850.
• My Square: Impressive range of mezze and international cuisine followed by Malaysian street foods on Saturdays. Price: AED 129 per person. Timings: from sunset to 9:00 pm. Contact: +971-4-551-1544.

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FAQs

In Dubai, what time does Sehri begin today?

In order to determine when suhoor or Sehri will occur in Dubai in 2024, many people consult the Ramadan calendar. The Sehri time for today is 04:45 AM and the fasting period is predicted to last for 13 hours and 55 minutes.

When does Iftar take place in Dubai?

The time that passes between Roza and Iftar depends on how long each fasting day is. The iftar times for both April 08, 2024 (6:42 pm)

When does Ramadan start and end in Dubai in the year 2024?

The 30 days of Ramadan in 2024 are listed below. In Dubai, the holy month of Ramadan begins on March 11 and ends on April 10. In several parts of the world, the beginning of Ramadan is traditionally delayed by one day. The above schedule details the next 30 days.

When exactly does Iftari begin in Dubai?

The actual time of the beginning of Iftari in Dubai is 6:41 p.m. Traditionally, iftari occurs in the evening.