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CULTURE:

Dubai's culture revolves around Islam and Arabian traditions. However, the city is clearly open to
tourism and Western culture.

 Dress:
 There is no mandatory dress code, but some customs do.
 Swimwear is accepted on the beaches or pools but not outside them.
 It is advisable not to wear clothes that are too short or limited.
 In the oldest areas of the city, in the mosque and other religious sites it is advisable to wear
large garments that cover the shoulders, arms and legs.
 In the mosque women must cover their hair with a handkerchief.

 Label:
 When greeting a member of the opposite sex, you don't have to shake hands unless he or
she offers it first.
 It's customary to take off your shoes when you enter certain places. Get ready!
 It is also customary to drink food, eat and drink with your right hand.
 You should avoid showing the floors of your feet or pointing to someone with your foot.
 Public displays of affection should be minimized. It's acceptable to hold hands but not to kiss
or hug.
 Women can move alone without a man's company. If you prefer, you can opt for taxis or
women's cars.

 Religious:
 The predominant religion in Dubai is Islam, with a large majority of Sunnis and a
Shiite minority noteworthy.
Many of the foreigners are of Hindu, Sikh and Christian confession. Dubai is the only
emirate to feature a Hindu temple and gurdwaras, the place of religious worship of
Sikhism.
Religious tolerance is high. In early 2001, a step was taken towards integration with
the construction of several churches on a plot of Jebel Ali land, which was handed
over by the Dubai government to four Protestant congregations and a Roman
Catholic congregation.
In tune, the first Greek Orthodox church in Dubai began to rise at the end of 2005.
Financial support to non-Muslim groups is in the form of land donated for the
construction of churches and other religious facilities, including cemeteries. When
you travel to Dubai you will notice how different religions coexist on the street.
Christian churches can openly announce their liturgical services. They are allowed to
raise funds among their parishioners and receive financial support from abroad.
 Drugs and alcohol:
  Alcohol is not allowed to consume or move alcoholized on public roads. Drunk driving can
be punished by severe fines or even detention. Not only tenure, but also drug use is strictly
prohibited.

 Language:
 Both Arabic and English are official languages in Dubai. If you speak English, you
won't have any trouble getting around the city, because the most people dominate
the language. If you only speak Spanish we recommend planning your trip before
leaving home, because if you do not hire tours or specialized guides the language
can be a difficult barrier to get around.

SUCCESSFUL DUBAI CHARACTERS:

If you look at the most advanced nations, you will only find many of their loyal children who have been
able to raise their flag to the highest positions. Based on this idea, we have been willing to provide you
with more personal information.

The United Arab Emirates prides itself on many of its loyal children, and at the head of these UAE
figures, who will be willing to mention their names in this article, in recognition of what they have
presented to their country.

1 – Sheikh Hamdan bin Hamad Al Maktoum:

He is one of the most influential and influential figures in the United Arab Emirates and is the Crown
Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Executive Board. He was chosen to run a recently created
electronic university known as Hamed Bin Hamed Electronic University. He is also President of one of
the institutions. And the Dubai Sports Council. Not only that, he is a talented poet and publishes his
writings under the pseudonym Fazza.

2 – Ali Faisal Mustafa:

He is one of the most successful Emirati characters. He's one of the filmmakers. He also worked as a
director and producer. It's a British original. He was the first to produce films in the United Arab
Emirates under the name Dar Al Hay and won the Best Filmmaker award at the Dubai International Film
Festival this year.

3 – Fatima Obaid Al-Jaber:

She is also one of the first Emirati women elected to chair the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and
Industry.

4 – Ali Abdullah Al Mazroui:

She is the executive director of Al Mazroui Holding Company and the chairman of the Board of Directors
of Dar Insurance Company. She is also on the list of the 200 most important Arab women in 26th place.

5 – Ahlaam Ali Al Shamsi:

6 – Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Hasher Al Maktoum:

He was one of the best shooting athletes in the United Arab Emirates and was the first to win an
Olympic medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics in the United Arab Emirates. He also won the gold medal
at the 2005 World Cup.

7 – Elham El Qasemi:

She was the first Arab-Emirati woman to arrive at the North Pole to prove to everyone that there is
nothing impossible as long as the individual slooks to realize his dream and it was in 2010.

8 – Madiyah Al Sharqi:

She was one of the most famous fashion designers in the United Arab Emirates and distinguished he
himself by his luxury bracelet in the fashion world. He was able to make his name one of the
international brands and has won many awards, including the Italian Talent Magazine Vogue in 2013

Dubai Museums:

 Dubai Museum

Dubai's main museum, considered the oldest building in the city. It includes local antiques and objects
from different countries in Africa and Asia that they marketed with Dubai.

Address: Al Fahidi St., Bur Dubai, Opposite Grand Mosque, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Hours: Monday to Thursday and Sunday from 8:30 until 20:30 hours. Friday from 14:30 to 20:30 hours.

 Sheikh Saeed al-Maktoum House Museum

It was the residence of the ruling Al Maktoum family until 1958. Currently the house is used as a
museum to exhibit the history of Dubai. It exhibits a varied collection of historical photographs, vaulted
ceilings, horseshoe doors, carved windows and more.

Address: Near Heritage Village, Dubai Creek, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Hours: Saturday to Thursday from 8:00 to 20:30 hours. Friday from 15:00 to 21:30 hours.
  Museum of Traditional Architecture

Many in its rooms dozens of models that show the architectural evolution of the city since its origins.

Address: 8 58 St, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

 Heritage House

It is a historic and traditional house that reflects Dubai's past. It belonged to Sheikh Ahmed bin Dalmouk,
the region's most famous pearl merchant.

Address: Al-Ahmadiya Street, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Hours: Saturday to Thursday from 8:00 to 19:30 hours. Friday from 14:30 to 19:30 hours.
  Antique Museum Dubai

It is an antiques museum run by the Fakih Group. The museum is divided into 4 warehouses and in them
you can find a wide variety of gift items, souvenirs and handicrafts.

Address: 19 Street, 5; Al Quoz Industrial Area 1, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Hours: Open monday to Sunday, except Friday, from 9:20 until 20:30 hours.

 Women's Museum Bait al Banat:

It exposes thought, culture, arts, style, everyday life and her important role of women in their quality.

Address: Al Fahidi Neighborhood, Bur Dubai, 312th Road, Al Fahidi St, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Hours: Open Monday to Sunday, except Friday, from 10:00 until 19:00 hours.
  Etihad Museum

It shows the contemporary and cultural history of the United Arab Emirates.

Address: 1 Jumeirah St, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Hours: Monday to Sunday from 10.00 to 20:00 hours.

 Coins Museum

It exhibits more than 470 coins from different historical eras.

Address: Bastakia Quarter, Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Hours: Monday to Thursday and Sunday from 8:00 to 14:00 hours.

It offers a trip to the origins of coffee seed around the world and over time.

Address: 69 69 St, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Hours: Open monday to Sunday, except Friday, from 9:00 until 17:00 hours.

 Saruq Al Hadid Archaeology Museum

An interactive museum that shows the science and theories behind the discoveries of articles from the
local past.

Address: AL Shindagha – 311, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

 Crossroad of Civilizations Museum

It shows the history of every civilization in the United Arab Emirates, particularly Dubai.

Address: Sheikh Hasher Al Maktoum Home, Shindagha Heritage Area, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Hours: Saturday to Thursday from 09:00 to 17:00 hours.

Dubai's first private museum for contemporary art and world's first collector's center offering free
service to local and international collectors.

Address: Al Quoz 1, Street 8, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Hours: Saturday to Thursday from 10:00 to 19:00 hours.

 Dubai Pearl Museum

Donation of Sultan Al Owais, one of the most important merchants, poets and philanthropists of the
Dubai Pearl.

Address: Above Emirates Nbd Bank Deira, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.