• A camel handler walks his cattle in Dubai shortly after suhoor, the pre-dawn meal consumed before the start of the daily fast during Ramadan. Getty Images
    A camel handler walks his cattle in Dubai shortly after suhoor, the pre-dawn meal consumed before the start of the daily fast during Ramadan. Getty Images
  • Muslim men, such as this camel handler in Dubai, and women around the world are observing Ramadan, a month-long celebration of self-purification and restraint. Getty Images
    Muslim men, such as this camel handler in Dubai, and women around the world are observing Ramadan, a month-long celebration of self-purification and restraint. Getty Images
  • A camel handler walks his cattle past a mosque in Dubai on a Ramadan morning as Muslims in the UAE observe a month-long ritual of fasting and special prayers. Getty Images
    A camel handler walks his cattle past a mosque in Dubai on a Ramadan morning as Muslims in the UAE observe a month-long ritual of fasting and special prayers. Getty Images
  • A camel handler in Dubai. There are more than 390,000 camels in the UAE, including wild and domesticated populations. Getty Images
    A camel handler in Dubai. There are more than 390,000 camels in the UAE, including wild and domesticated populations. Getty Images
  • A view of Dubai on a Ramadan morning as a camel handler walks his animals past a mosque shortly after suhoor, the meal taken at the beginning of a day-long fast. Getty Images
    A view of Dubai on a Ramadan morning as a camel handler walks his animals past a mosque shortly after suhoor, the meal taken at the beginning of a day-long fast. Getty Images
  • A camel handler is pictured against the backdrop of a mosque in Dubai. Getty Images
    A camel handler is pictured against the backdrop of a mosque in Dubai. Getty Images

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Dubai camel caravan rides past mosque during Ramadan - in pictures

There are more than 390,000 camels in the UAE, including wild and domesticated populations

The National

May 05, 2021

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