After the celebration of the New Year in the United Arab Emirates, a schedule of all other holidays for 2019 was published.
Like every year, the UAE government has published a calendar listing all the important events and holidays of the new year.
The next holiday after the New Year will be Isra Wal Miraj. Most likely, the day off falls on Tuesday, April 3.
According to the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Affairs of the Government of Dubai, the weekend in honor of Ramadan will be Monday, June 3. The Holy Month will begin on May 6.
Eid al-Fitr is likely to begin on Wednesday, June 5, and will last three days. This will be the longest weekend of 2019 in the UAE.
Another three-day holiday is scheduled for Sunday, August 11, in connection with the holiday of Eid al-Adha. At the same time, Arafat Day, August 10, will also be a weekend.
The holiday on the occasion of the Muslim New Year is August 31.
According to the calendar, the celebration of the birthday of the prophet Muhammad will be held on November 9.
The weekend on the occasion of Martyrs' Day and the UAE National Day, as usual, will be held on November 30 and December 2 and 3, respectively.
