Dubai is one of the most developed and modern cities in the world. It’s a first-class tourist city especially in the holy month of Ramadan, where there are many recreational activities, Ramadan tents and charity activities to partake in this holy month. Further, the Iftar party at sunset is wonderful – all the restaurants in the city are prepared to offer the best dishes to residents, tourists and visitors. Don’t miss the Jumeirah Mosque, the Grand Mosque and many mosques where salawat can be performed – the best idea is to go for Maghrib before the Iftar party.

The Islamic State of Malaysia is famous for its beauty and ingenious architecture, which is reflected through the twin towers of Petronas. Now is a great time to learn about the Ramadan customs and traditions in Malaysia, and experience their delicious Iftar feasts held in mosques. Enjoy shopping in Kuala Lumpur’s shopping centers, home to the trendiest styles in the world. What’s more, these popular markets are also open until the wee hours so you can go shopping during Ramadan nights.

Istanbul is the perfect mixture of historical authenticity and freshness of nature – not to mention the virgin beaches! Arab travelers are always welcome in Istanbul – and there are many amazing tours of historical landmarks and tourist attractions. Don’t miss the Blue Mosque, Sultan Mosque and several others where Taraweeh salawat is held. And don’t forget unimaginable shopping! In addition to shopping centers and malls, we cannot ignore the delicious Ramadan dishes and Turkish sweets made with authentic Turkish recipes! Traveling in Istanbul is always a memorable adventure.

The city of Fes in Morocco is an essential part of the Moroccan national heritage. Enjoy your chance this Ramadan to encounter this patient and spontaneous people with their unique customs and traditions this holy month. The atmosphere of Ramadan starting from dawn, when Musaharati, the drummer, wakes you up for Suhoor. You’ll love shopping in the old, authentic markets, as well as the many activities and events before Iftar. End your days in Fes happily with your family while enjoying local goodies until late at night.

Cairo is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the Middle East. If you travel there during Ramadan, you will enjoy many surprises. Encounter the good-hearted and hospitable locals through Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr rituals and activities. Don’t miss tasting traditional Egyptian sweets and Eid cookies while shopping and strolling through Cairo’s vibrant streets. Visit Egypt, mother of the Arab world this Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr. You will never regret your choice.

Makkah is the most sacred site on Earth, and there is no Muslim would not love to visit it, especially during the holy month of Ramadan. In fact, according to Hadith, the reward for Hajj is equal to that for Umrah in Ramadan. Muslim visitors will love the opportunity to consider the ancient Islamic history from its inception to the present day. You can also experience mass Iftar in the mosque and the five salawat bringing you closer to the Messenger of Allah. A visit to Makkah is the perfect spiritual experience for every fasting person in Ramadan.

Manila (or Amanullah In Arabic, meaning peace and safety of Allah) is the center of the Philippines socially, economically and politically and full of both traditional and modern neighborhoods. One of the most special practices during Ramadan is decorating the mosques, all members of a family together, from thee eldest down to the very youngest. The littlest ones also get up early and dress in ornate costumes, carrying lanterns to awaken sleepers for Suhoor. And what an enjoyable experience Suhoor in Manila is, full of delicious local cuisine and favorite sweets for Muslims.