Ramadan ul Mubarak 1445 AH is likely to last 30 days this year in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). While Eid holidays have also been announced by the government of Arab Emirates.
According to the Arab media, the Eid ul Fitr holidays in the United Arab Emirates have been announced from 29 Ramadan to 3 Shawwal, which means there can be 4 to 6 days of holidays according to the lunar calendar, and most likely 6 days of holidays.
According to astronomers, the first fast in the UAE is likely to be on March 12 and there is a strong possibility that the month of Ramadan will be 30 days this year.
If this happens, the 3 Shawwal holidays will become 6 days from 29 Ramadan because the 3 Shawwal will be on Saturday and the next day Sunday will also be a weekly holiday.
And if Ramadan becomes 29 days, then these holidays will be 4 days, which is very unlikely.
The meeting to sight the moon of Ramadan in the United Arab Emirates will be held on March 10 and this year the fasting period will be from 13 hours 45 minutes to 14 hours 25 minutes.