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The Ramadan 2026 Countdown: UAE Astronomers Reveal Exact Timing

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Last updated: October 4, 2025 10:24 am
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The Ramadan 2026 Countdown: UAE Astronomers Reveal Exact Timing
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Abu Dhabi, October 4, 2025 – A resident of the United Arab Emirates, the Ramadan 2026 is setting the stage in anticipation of 2026, with astronomers providing tentative dates and weather forecasts. “the Ramadan 2026 is predicted to start on Thursday, February 19, depending on the official sighting of the moon,” explained Ibrahim Al Jarwan, president of the Astronomy Society, and gave some practical advice to families and communities as the month approached.

The Ramadan 2026: Expected Starting Date and Fasting Hours

The Ramadan 2026 is set to start on Thursday, 19 February based on initial astronomical calculations. The Emirates Astronomy Society said that New Crescent Moon will be born on Tuesday, February 17 at 4:01 pm on the time of UAE. However, the moon will set it after just one minute of sunset, making it impossible to see that evening. That would mean fasting would begin on February 19; however, the final decision lies with the official moon-sighting committees.

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In the early 2026, fasting hours in Abu Dhabi will be 12 hours and 46 minutes. Later, as days proceed slowly: with the progress of the holy month, the fasting hours will be increased by nearly 13 hours and 25 minutes towards the end of 2026. The daylight in the Ramadan 2026 will decrease from 11 hours and 32 minutes to 12 hours and 12 minutes. This alteration in the length of daylight will gradually increase the fasting duration of observers during the Ramadan 2026 every day.

Weather and rainfall predictions for the Ramadan 2026

The Ramadan 2026 will begin with the cooler season in Abu Dhabi, the initial temperature is expected to be between 16 °C and 28 °C. These mild conditions are affected by the northern winter winds. As the Ramadan 2026 continues, the weather will be hot, the temperature will increase as spring approach to the range of 19 °C to 32 °C, making specific winds specific for this time of the year.

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Rainfall is also expected during the Ramadan 2026, with possibly more than 15 millimeters of rainfall after a normal seasonal climate pattern in the UAE. Ibrahim Al Jarwan said that, while not unusual, families should be prepared for the possibility of rainy days in Ramadan 2026. These weather updates help the residents of UAE more effectively the plan ceremonies, functions and external activities.

Community Anticipation and Official Confirmation

Everyone in Abu Dhabi and UAE await the official announcement of the early date of the Ramadan 2026. The final confirmation will come from the Nominated Moon-vision committees, according to the Islamic tradition. This allows initial prediction residents to organize their schedule, shop for Ramadan essential, and prepare for monthly spiritual rituals and family celebrations.

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The Ramadan 2026 promises to be an important time for devotion, community spirit and reflection supported by the latest scientific forecasts shared by astronomers. With the expected beginning of the Ramadan 2026, people in the United Arab Emirates are ready for a month of unity, fasting and prayer. Astronomical estimates and weather forecasts provide useful guidance for daily routine and special religious observation.

By following the anticipated date for Ramadan 2026, the community can make better plans for their celebrations and ensure a meaningful experience for all involved.

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