Sharjah is one of the UAE’s most popular tourist attractions, combining authenticity and history with modernity and innovation. During the Holy Month of Ramadan, the emirate shines even brighter, taking on a distinct character defined by cheerful Ramadan vibes and various cultural activities.
The emirate is home to nearly 3,000 mosques, each distinguished by breathtaking designs that represent the grandeur of Islamic architecture and are embellished with intricate natural ornamentation. The most renowned mosques are King Faisal Mosque, Al Noor Mosque, Sharjah Mosque, and Al Taqwa Mosque, all drawing significant crowds during Taraweeh and weekday prayers.
The mosques and public places exude peace and serenity, especially when the streets are illuminated with Ramadan lanterns, giving the city a distinct appeal during the holy month’s nights. These magnificent settings attract people who spend time in thought and worship, reflecting Sharjah’s residents’ tolerance and spirituality.
Sharjah’s marketplaces are among the most popular tourist destinations during Ramadan, with local and foreign visitors looking to experience traditional atmospheres. Souq Al Jubail and The Central Souk are well-known for providing diverse products that reflect the emirate’s rich cultural heritage. During Ramadan, these markets come alive with special events such as displays of handmade crafts and stalls selling traditional Ramadan dishes.
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