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Moroccan-Dutch expat’s Ramadan in Dubai: What’s it really like?

This month has been a beautiful mix of tradition, community, and unforgettable moments

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Fatima Benhaddou

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A creative from the Netherlands with 9+ years of experience in digital content from Expo 2020 Dubai & COP28 to the United Nations in New York. She has produced for i.a. UNESCO, Red Cross, ASICS, Lululemon, and the Embassy of the Netherlands in UAE and Canada. Her work has been featured on CNN Travel, Dutch National TV, and Dubai Culture. Her portfolio includes photography of high-profile delegates like Sheikh Mohammed and Hamdan Al Maktoum, as well as the Monarchy of the Netherlands. She holds a Master’s degree in Media & Business.

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Welcome to our Ramadan Diaries!

From cozy home iftars to fancy hotel suhoors, last-minute abaya shopping, and the best post-Taraweeh strolls, this month has been a beautiful mix of tradition, community, and unforgettable moments.

One of our favorite things? Those late-night Ramadan walks—the city feels so alive yet peaceful, with people out enjoying the cool air, sipping karak, and reflecting on the day.

What’s been your favorite Ramadan moment this year? Let me know in the comments!

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