Sharjah authorities in the United Arab Emirates have announced a four-day public holiday to celebrate Eid Al Adha. This holiday will apply to all departments, authorities, and institutions under the Sharjah Government. The announcement aims to give employees ample time to enjoy this important religious festival with their families and communities.
Eid Al Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, is a significant event in the Islamic calendar. It honors the willingness of Ibrahim to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to God. Families engage in prayers, special meals, and charitable activities during the celebration.
The Sharjah Government’s decision highlights the importance of Eid Al Adha in promoting cultural and religious values in the UAE. Other emirates may follow similar steps to allow public sector employees to celebrate comfortably.
The extended holiday period is expected to:
- Boost community spirit
- Encourage travel plans within the country
- Support local businesses catering to holidaymakers
- Provide a chance for people to rest and recharge after a busy work period
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