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One of the most significant Islamic months of the year, Ramadan, is being prepared for by locals in the United Arab Emirates. According to astronomical estimates, Ramadan is more likely to start on Thursday, March 23, in various Arab nations. From the beginning of the month to the end, the fasting hours will vary by around 40 minutes, reaching a maximum of nearly 14 hours.

Parking times have changed as a result of reduced working hours, shorter school days, and shorter school days during the holy month of Ramadan. All the information you need is as follows:

Working hours for employees

The official Ramadan working hours for employees at Sharjah’s government organizations had been announced by the human resources department of the emirate. According to the directorate, employees will be on duty from 9 am to 2:30 pm.

The start and end of their official working hours must be determined by the departments, entities, and institutions that function in shifts in accordance with their work procedures.

The FAHR had previously published a circular establishing the official working hours for federal agencies and ministries as 9 am to 2.30 pm on Monday through Thursday and 9 am to 12 pm on Friday. The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) of the UAE recently stated that work shifts would be shortened by two hours during the holy month for the private sector.

School working hours

University and public school students should also attend their classes remotely on Fridays, with physical exams planned for specified dates taking priority.

Shops allowed to stay open longer

Although the reduction in work hours for the private and public sectors was announced last week, it was revealed last week that Sharjah businesses can request special permissions to increase work hours during the holy month.

The municipality offers this service as part of its lenten preparations and to assist these establishments by allowing them to continue operating their businesses well into the night.

How to apply: The permits are issued via the municipality’s website by choosing “Our electronic and smart services,” then selecting “Services of the Control and Inspection Department,” and then submitting the necessary paperwork to apply for the permission for the nights of Ramadan.

Exemptions: While Ramadan is in effect, restaurants, bakeries, and cafeterias are permitted to remain open past midnight without a permit.

Paid parking, park timings

For Ramadan, Sharjah has published its updated paid parking hours. From 8 am to 12 am, there will be a parking fee in effect. Fridays are free parking days, with the exception of areas with blue information signs. On every day of the week, parking in these places is a paid service.

After the Adhan, parking around mosques will be free for an hour (call to prayer).

Park opening hours

The Sharjah City Parks’ operating hours were also disclosed by the municipality. From 4 p.m. to 12 a.m. every day of the week, the parks will be open (midnight).

Four areas for cannon placement have been identified by the Sharjah Police. They consist of:

  • Al Majaz waterfront
  • Hison Al Dhaid in Central Region
  • Clock Tower in Kalba city
  • Khorfakkan Amphitheatre in Khor Fakkan

This year’s cannon-firing attendees will also receive meals from the Sharjah government.

Rules for eateries to operate during daytime

The Sharjah City Municipality (SCM) has established rules that food establishments must adhere to when operating during the daytime hours of Ramadan. The Sharjah City Municipality (SCM) states that establishments must follow some general guidelines on food display and submit an application if they want to put food items on display during the day.

Permit and fees

Dh3,000 fee: A “permit to operate and display food throughout the day in Ramadan for food preparation and display on-premises, including premises in shopping centers,” according to SCM, would cost Dh3,000.

Dh500 fee: For restaurants, cafeterias, pastry shops, and tortilla bakeries, the “permit to display foods in front of premises before Iftar” costs Dh500.

General requirements

Additionally, if a business is open during the day, the following general rules must be followed:

Operation requirements:

Food should only be serviced outside the premises

No customers are permitted in the dining room.

Only in kitchens is cooking and food preparation permitted.

For food display in front of premises:

If the sidewalk in front of the establishment is not sandy, restaurants are permitted to display food there.

The food should be presented in a glass case that is closed and has a door that slides or hinges (at least 100cm high)

Place food in stainless steel containers.

If the sidewalk in front of the establishment is not sandy, restaurants are permitted to display food there.

Plastic wrap or food-grade aluminum foil should be used to wrap food.

Use only packaging made of food-grade materials.

Food on display must have been prepared by the permit holder and be appropriate for the activity.

Food should not be frozen or refrigerated; it should be kept at the proper temperature.

Channels for permit application

  • Food control section counter
  • Suburbs affairs department
  • Industrial area 5

Opening hours for main buildings

Main buildings and branches will stay open during Ramadan from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm, Monday to Thursday.

Veterinary clinics – (Al Jubail)

  • Monday to Thursday – 9am to 2:30pm
  • Saturday and Sunday – 10am to 3pm

Medical fitness centres

Nasseriya

  • Monday to Thursday – 9am to 5pm and 8pm – 11pm
  • Saturday and Sunday – 9am – 2:30pm

Saif Zone, Hamriyah Free Zone and Al Dhaid

Monday to Thursday – 9am to 2:30pm

Industrial Area 4

Monday to Thursday: 9am to 5pm

Sunday: 9am to 2:30pm

Al Sajaa

Monday to Thursday: 9am to 4:30pm

Sunday: 9am to 2:30pm

Central laboratories

Food, Environment and Consumable and Veterinary labs

Monday to Thursday – 9am to 2:30

Building material lab

Monday to Thursday – 7:30am to 1pm

Drainage services

Sewage withdrawal

Sunday to Thursday – 6am to 4pm

Friday to Saturday – 6am to 11am

Tanker discharge – Monday to Sunday: 8am to 6am

Drainage cleaning – Monday to Sunday – 24/7

Sink cleaning and Y+TV inspection – Monday to Thursday: 8am to 1pm

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