Sheikh Hamdan performs Eid Al Adha prayers at Dubai's Sheikh Rashid Mosque

Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, also performed Eid Al Adha prayers

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, and Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, perform Eid Al Adha prayers at Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Mosque.

A number of sheikhs and a group of worshippers, including citizens and residents, also performed prayers.

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed performs Eid Al Adha prayers.

Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed performs Eid Al Adha prayers.

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, and Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, have performed Eid Al Adha prayers at the Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Mosque.

Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed, chairman of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Knowledge Foundation, and a number of sheikhs and a group of worshippers, including citizens and residents, also performed prayers.

In his sermon, Dr Omar Al Khatib addressed the topic of honouring parents, obeying those in authority and maintaining Covid-19 precautionary measures.

Dr Khatib called for the ties of kinship, kindness to neighbours and good deeds in these blessed days.

Eid prayers were held in mosques across the UAE for the second time since the pandemic began.

Similar to May, space was given between prayer mats in order to prevent people standing shoulder to shoulder.

Mosques opened 15 minutes prior to the start of prayers, and were limited to 15 minutes, including the sermon.

Yesterday, UAE leaders shared greetings on social media, wishing citizens, residents and the rest of the Muslim world a happy and blessed Eid Al Adha.