The Government of Abu Dhabi released the official list of public holidays pertaining to Islamic occasions for the year 2018 recently. The dates are determined by the phases of the moon therefore the specific dates of the events may vary from each Gregorian year to the next.
Ramadan which is known as the holiest month in the calendar of Islam is slated to begin from 16th of May 2018, while Eid Al Fitr, a three-day feast will be celebrated from June 14th to the 16th. The ensuing Haji season is set to begin on the 12 the of August. The holy period will see the UAE filled with believers who will stop over on the way to Mecca, for the pilgrimage. Many an Abu Dhabi hotel & resort including the likes of Eastern Mangroves Hotel & Spa by Anantara will be host to many incoming visitors.
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