Dubai: The UAE Lunar New Year Committee has called for observing the new moon of Ramadan. The UAE Lunar New Year Committee has asked the believers in the country to observe the new moon of Ramadan on Sunday, 29th of Sha’ban.
Officials also asked those who see the new moon to report on 026921166. Monday is likely to be the first day of Ramadan in the UAE. But if the moonrise is not seen on Sunday, then the fast will start on Tuesday.
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The Saudi Supreme Court has also asked the people of the country to observe the new moon of Ramadan on Sunday. This is due to the completion of Sha’ban 29 on Sunday. The Supreme Court also requested those who see the moonrise to inform the nearest court. The court also asked the witnesses to the birth of the month to record their testimony.
In the UAE, it was announced that the working hours of private sector employees will be reduced during Ramadan. The working time was reduced by two hours. The Ministry of Human Resource Indigenization has issued an order in this regard.
The working hours of eight-hour workers will be reduced to six hours. According to the nature and requirements of work, companies can adopt flexible or remote work methods within the limits of daily working hours during Ramadan, officials said. Reorganization of working hours of employees in public sector institutions Rich.
Working hours are Monday to Thursday 9 am to 2.30 pm and Fridays 9 am to 12 noon. Three and a half hours from Monday to Thursday and one and a half hours on Friday. Th. Govt institutes flexible ways to work from home Although more than 70 percent of the total population can accept The authorities have clarified that work from home cannot be allowed.
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