ramadan

Up Your Water Intake With These 6 Hydrating Foods

Posted on

10 February 2024

Best hydrating foods for Ramadan fasting

When you live in places such as the Middle East, it's important you stay hydrated at all times.

Not only should you be drinking water and other healthy drinks, but there are foods you can implement into your diet to contribute to your fluid intake.

After all, ensuring you're hydrated can prevent headaches as well as sluggishness.

Read more about Up Your Water Intake With These 6 Hydrating Foods

6 Easy Ways To Feel Less Thirsty While Fasting

Posted on

15 January 2024

How to feel less thirsty while Ramadan fasting

Ramadan is a blessed and festive time but it comes with challenges — spiritual, religious and physical.

The selfless act to avoid any food/drink from morning till dusk is taxing for the body, that’s used to our regular eating patterns. And while hunger is somewhat bearable, it’s particularly demanding to deal with thirst, especially when the temperature goes above 30°C outside.

Read more about 6 Easy Ways To Feel Less Thirsty While Fasting

Ramadan in Dubai 2021: Restaurants Can Serve Without Screens

Posted on

12 April 2021

Ramadan in Dubai 2021: Restaurants Can Serve Without Screens

Restaurants in Dubai can now serve food without being screened from public view during Ramadan fasting hours this year, according to new rules from Dubai Economy.

Previously, restaurants, cafes, and other dining destinations had to use screens, curtains, and other methods to hide from sight throughout fasting hours during the Holy Month.

Read more about Ramadan in Dubai 2021: Restaurants Can Serve Without Screens

Ramadan in the UAE: 30,000 Food Items Will Be Reduced in Price

Posted on

4 April 2021

UAE reduces food prices for Ramadan 2021

The lower costs will apply to an estimated 900 outlets during the Holy Month

Prices for around 30,000 staple food items will fall from 25 to 75 per cent during Ramadan this year, announced the UAE Ministry of Economy.

These include regular grocery items such as meat, fish, rice, flour, sugar and juices. During Ramadan, officials will also clamp down on unfair price hikes in grocery stores and other businesses through regular inspections.

Read more about Ramadan in the UAE: 30,000 Food Items Will Be Reduced in Price

Restaurants Must Have Permits to Be Open During the Day in Ramadan

Posted on

9 May 2019

For non-Muslims in Dubai, the question of where, when and how you can eat during the day often arises during Ramadan.

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.

Read more about Restaurants Must Have Permits to Be Open During the Day in Ramadan

Best Iftars in Dubai to Enjoy This Ramadan

Posted on

2 May 2019

Ramadan is a time to reconnect with your loved ones over delicious food.

To help you find the best (in selection, taste AND budget) Dubai iftar, we've hand-picked 30+ iftars where you can eat out this Ramadan with your friends and family.

Read more about Best Iftars in Dubai to Enjoy This Ramadan

Dubai Restaurants Open During The Day This Ramadan

Posted on

27 April 2019

During the Holy Month of Ramadan many restaurants in Dubai will close during daylight hours in respect for Muslims who are fasting. However, for non-Muslims in Dubai and those of you not fasting, there are still plenty of Dubai restaurants open during Ramadan 2019.

Read more about Dubai Restaurants Open During The Day This Ramadan

What and When is Iftar and Suhoor During Ramadan

Posted on

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.

Read more about What and When is Iftar and Suhoor During Ramadan

Dubai Iftars Under 50 Dhs to Enjoy this Ramadan

Posted on

20 May 2018

Iftars Under 50 Dhs for Ramadan in Dubai

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.

Read more about Dubai Iftars Under 50 Dhs to Enjoy this Ramadan

5 Must-Visit Ramadan Tents In Dubai

Posted on

12 June 2017

Ramadan, like everything else in Dubai, comes with an air of affluence and positivity.

As the sun sets, the city's grand mosques light up with elaborated décor, the iftar and suhoor tables expand with the spirit of sharing and the multicultural city thrives in the blessings of the holy month.