Here are key Ramadan guidelines everyone—Muslim or non-Muslim—should follow!
Give only through licensed charities to avoid fraud and ensure your donation reaches the right hands.
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Avoid blocking roads or parking haphazardly near mosques, or risk fines up to AED 500.
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Collecting public donations without authorization can result in hefty fines up to AED 300,000.
Unlicensed volunteer work can lead to fines up to AED 100,000, always check official guidelines.
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Don’t eat, drink, or smoke in public during fasting hours to respect those observing Ramadan.
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If invited for Iftar, accepting is polite—even if you don’t observe fasting yourself.
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Avoid loud music, public dancing, inappropriate attire, or swearing—it’s extra offensive during Ramadan.
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Respecting these guidelines ensures a smooth and respectful experience for all in the UAE.
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