9 May 2019
The Holy Month of Ramadan is the holiest of times on the Islamic calendar, and during these 30 days, observing Muslims fast during daylight hours.
20 May 2018
During the Holy Month of Ramadan, Muslims worldwide observe daily fasting during sunrise and sunset. For 30 days at sunset, those fasting will sit to observe 'iftar', a religious observance carried out throughout Ramadan. Shortly after, they will prepare for the day of fasting ahead with 'suhoor', before sunrise comes.
20 May 2018
A huge part of Ramadan every year is the breaking of fast at the end of every day. Known as 'Iftar', this religious observance during Ramadan is often done as a community, with people gathering to break their fast together.
What better way to spend Iftar then, than with your friends and family at one of Dubai's many, many restaurants and hotels across the city? Especially when your Iftar can be less than 50 Dhs each with these Cobone vouchers.
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