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Iftar and suhoor tents are typically a Ramadan staple but this year, permits will not be issued to avoid gatherings. Victor Besa / The National
Iftar and suhoor tents are typically a Ramadan staple but this year, permits will not be issued to avoid gatherings. Victor Besa / The National Coronavirus: All Ramadan tent permits in Dubai cancelled as stay-home measures continue
People will not be allowed to take meals for iftar in mosque courtyards
The National
April 22, 2020