Dubai Police Iftar cannon draws large crowds to enjoy the cherished Emirati traditions

Dubai Police's Iftar Cannon event has witnessed a wide community turnout during the Holy Month of Ramadan, with families eager to gather at the locations of fixed or mobile cannons across Dubai.

This reflects the depth of authentic Emirati customs and traditions during the blessed month.

In the lead-up to Maghrib prayer, cannon sites have become daily gathering points for families, who bring their children to witness the traditional firing signalling Iftar and to take photos capturing this cherished custom in a joyful atmosphere.

A Dubai Police Iftar cannon officer with children before the Iftar firing

Attendees described the Iftar Cannon as a beloved symbol of Ramadan, embodying the community's connection to its heritage. Many noted that the moment of firing adds a unique sense of occasion to Iftar, particularly for children.

Dubai Police continue special emphasis on the Iftar cannon events during the Holy Month of Ramadan, as they revive cherished Arab and Islamic customs and traditions within the UAE community.

Six fixed cannons will be stationed throughout the month at key locations across the emirate: JBR, Burj Khalifa, Damac Hills, Expo City Dubai (Al Wasl Plaza), Dubai Festival City, and Vida Creek Harbour Hotel.

Visitors pose for group photos with Dubai Police Iftar cannon officials.

Additionally, the Mobile Cannon (Al Rahal) will visit 17 locations during the Holy Month of Ramadan, moving from Zabeel Park to Umm Suqeim Majlis, then to JBR, followed by Bab Al Shams Hotel, then Al Meydan Hotel, then Global Village, followed by Atlantis Hotel, then Nad Al Sheba Majlis, followed by Margham area, then Burj Khalifa, followed by Lehbab area, then Al Khawaneej Majlis, followed by Marsa Boulevard, then Al Warqa area, followed by Vida Creek Harbour, and finally Al Barsha Park.