The anticipation for Eid Al Adha is building across the Gulf, as communities prepare for a period defined by spiritual reflection, communal prayers, and festive gatherings. As the Hajj season commences and pilgrims from every corner of the globe arrive in Makkah, the region is bustling with activity in anticipation of the upcoming holidays.

Authorities in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Oman have officially confirmed the start of the month of Dhul Hijjah following the successful sighting of the crescent moon. Based on these observations, Eid Al Adha is set to be celebrated on June 17 across these nations. While preparations at livestock markets and local venues are already underway, residents are looking forward to the long-awaited break filled with family traditions and shared feasts.