Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, has sent Eid Al Adha greetings to all celebrating the occasion.
Sheikh Mohammed congratulated the people of the UAE and all Arab and Islamic people across the world who are marking Eid.
Writing on his social media page on Monday, Sheikh Mohammed also wished for the good health, safety and security of all.
Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, also sent a message of congratulations.
"During these holy days, we wish the people of the UAE and all Muslims around the world a blessed Eid Al Adha," Sheikh Maktoum wrote.
"May Allah grant us all health, peace and prosperity."
People in the UAE are enjoying a four-day holiday to mark Eid Al Adha.
Abu Dhabi and Dubai prepare to celebrate Eid Al Adha - in pictures
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Eid Al Adha lights glow along the Corniche in Abu Dhabi. -
Eid Al Adha lights decorate the Corniche. -
The Corniche in Abu Dhabi glows with the light from Eid Al Adha illuminations. -
Motorists drive past Eid Al Adha lights along the Corniche. -
Eid Al Adha lights illuminate the Corniche in Abu Dhabi. -
Lulu Hypermarket in Abu Dhabi's Khalidiyah Mall gets ready for Eid Al Adha shoppers. -
Eid Al Adha shoppers at Lulu Hypermarket, Khalidiyah Mall, Abu Dhabi. -
Eid Al Adha shoppers hunt for bargains at Lulu Hypermarket in Abu Dhabi's Khalidiyah Mall. -
Young Eid Al Adha shoppers at Lulu Hypermarket in Khalidiyah Mall, Abu Dhabi. -
A baker prepares some Eid Al Adha sweets in Khalidiyah Mall, Abu Dhabi. -
Some young Eid Al Adha shoppers in Abu Dhabi. -
Eid Al Adha shoppers at Lulu Hypermarket, Khalidiyah Mall, Abu Dhabi. -
Shopping in Dubai's Mall of The Emirates the day before Eid al Adha. -
Shoppers hunt for bargains in Dubai's Mall of The Emirates the day before Eid al Adha. -
Shopping in Dubai's Mall of The Emirates the day before Eid al Adha.
