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Can you eat during the day in Dubai during Ramadan, and what should residents and visitors know?

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Yes, non-Muslims can eat and drink in public during the day in Dubai throughout Ramadan. The city remains open and vibrant, with restaurants and cafes operating as usual, though some may adjust hours to suit fasting times. Muslims observing Ramadan fast from dawn to sunset, and while there are no legal restrictions for others, showing courtesy—such as being discreet when eating around those fasting—is appreciated. As for attire, residents and visitors are encouraged to dress modestly, especially in cultural and heritage sites; covering shoulders and knees is recommended, and women should carry a scarf when visiting mosques. Swimwear is still permitted at hotel pools and beaches. Ramadan also brings opportunities to experience Dubai’s cultural side through iftar and suhoor gatherings, traditional dress markets, and community events celebrating the spirit of the holy month.
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