Look: Eid means family time for these Emiratis, expats in Abu Dhabi

The auspicious day started with prayers at mosques and then it was time for bonding

For Emiratis and expatriates in the UAE capital, the joyous festival of Eid Al Adha is a remarkable occasion for cherished family gatherings and exchanging wishes for everyone’s good health, prosperity and well-being in the world. For community members, the auspicious day started with prayers at mosques and then it was time for bonding with families and friends while preparing and savouring a lavish lunch. Importantly, the emirate has packed an exciting range of special events, activities and firework shows for all age groups to enjoy all through this week. Omran Al Khoury noted that Eid is a special occasion that binds families together in Abu Dhabi.

“It transcends beyond mere celebrations, serving as a profound tribute to the spirit of sacrifice and unwavering faith. We gather under one roof, joining hands with our beloved family members, cherishing age-old traditions and creating lasting memories. From the delightful moments of sipping coffee and relishing dates with our children to exploring the enchanting local destinations, each experience filled our hearts with warmth and joy.”

Maintaining family ties is important for the Al Riyami family and Eid is an apt festive occasion for bonhomie.

“Festivals like Eid are meaningful when celebrated as a family. It’s all about sharing and caring for one other. Children relish such festive occasions. They eagerly await the captivating fireworks displays and events, Naser Al Riyami said.

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