As the sun rose on the sacred morning of Eid Al Adha 2025, the UAE witnessed moments of pure joy and renewal—welcoming its first newborns into the world. From Abu Dhabi to Dubai, hospitals across the country echoed with the first cries of babies born just as the festival of sacrifice began, making the holy day even more special for countless families.
These early arrivals on Eid are being hailed as true symbols of hope, blessings, and fresh beginnings. Doctors and nurses joined beaming parents in celebrating the births, with many hospitals marking the moment with warm wishes and small gifts for the newborns. For the families, the timing could not be more meaningful—Eid Al Adha is a time of devotion, sacrifice, and unity, and the birth of a child on this day is seen as a divine blessing.
In Emirati culture and throughout the Muslim world, children born on Eid are often considered particularly lucky. Many of the families have shared that they will name their children after figures or values associated with the holy festival, as a way of honoring the occasion.
The arrival of these “Eid babies” comes at a time when the entire country is already wrapped in the spirit of giving, gratitude, and family gatherings. Their births have added an emotional and spiritual depth to the celebrations, reminding everyone of life’s preciousness and the promise that each new beginning holds.
Social media across the UAE is lighting up with photos and congratulations, as residents join in welcoming these tiny miracles. For many, it’s a heartwarming story that reflects the country’s deep cultural values and commitment to cherishing both life and faith.
To these newborns and their proud families, the nation says: Eid Mubarak! May your lives be filled with peace, joy, and endless blessings. 🌙🍼💛
