Exciting News: Ramadan Fasting Hours Shorter in the UAE for 2025!
As Ramadan approaches, a time for fasting, charity, and spiritual reflection, there’s something to rejoice about this year: fasting hours in the UAE will be shorter compared to previous years.
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Ramadan is expected to start on March 1, following the sighting of the crescent moon for Shaaban on January 31.
On the first day of fasting, observers will fast for 12 hours and 58 minutes, while the last day will extend to 13 hours and 41 minutes.
This is a significant reduction from last year’s fasting hours, which often stretched over 14 to 15 hours.
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The earlier start to Ramadan this year means cooler weather, making fasting a bit easier for many.
Even though the days will gradually lengthen as the month progresses, this change is a welcome relief for those who found last year’s longer fasts challenging.
Ramadan 2025 offers a unique opportunity to embrace the season with reflection, community, and gratitude.
It’s a chance to enjoy peaceful mornings and evenings, deepening connections with family and friends during this holy month.
Prepare for a blessed Ramadan filled with kindness, generosity, and spiritual growth!
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