UAE Celebrates the Arrival of First Eid Babies of 2025: Happy Births Nationwide

Five babies delivered in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Ras Al Khaimah usher in a joyful Eid Al Adha 2025 celebration in the UAE

First Babies of Eid Al Adha 2025 Celebrated Across the UAEAs Eid Al Adha commenced in the UAE on June 6, 2025, several families experienced unparalleled joy as they welcomed new life into their homes, coinciding with the day’s festivities.In locations spanning Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Ras Al Khaimah, newborns made their arrival in the early morning hours, symbolizing personal blessings for their families as they marked this holy occasion.

Abu Dhabi: A Cherished Daughter Born at Dawn

The first baby born on Eid this year came into the world at 1:39 am at NMC Royal Hospital in Abu Dhabi. A healthy girl named Sila weighed 3.56kg at birth and was delivered naturally.Her parents, Rehaf Mohamed Mansour, a homemaker, and Ibrahim Abdel, a computer engineer, from Jordan, expressed immense happiness for their first child.“We are incredibly grateful to receive our precious Eid gift,” they shared with local media.Dr. Eman Sadek, an Obstetrics and Gynecology specialist, confirmed that both mother and baby were doing well following a smooth delivery at 39 weeks. In addition, Dr. Eman Abdel Fatah Sade offered the hospital team’s congratulations to the family.“My Eid gift has arrived, and I am thankful to the entire team,” Rehaf stated in a follow-up interview.

Dubai: Two Couples Celebrate Their New Arrivals

In Dubai, Indian expatriates Nikita Paresh Wadka and Yogesh welcomed their son at 1:54 am at Prime Hospital, weighing 2.9kg.“We are thrilled that our first child shares his birth with such a significant occasion,” the couple commented to local media. Meanwhile, another Indian couple, Mansoor Ali and Haneena Saithammarakathu Lanchira Purayil, celebrated the birth of their son at Aster Hospital in Al Qusais at 4:39 am, with a birth weight of 3.320kg.“Having our baby boy born on Eid Al Adha makes this day extra special for us,” they remarked, extending their heartfelt thanks to the medical team at Aster Hospital.Dr. Chitra Gopalakrishnan, an Obstetrics and Gynecology specialist, assured that both mother and child are in good health and recovering well.

Ras Al Khaimah: A Third Son for Egyptian Parents

In Ras Al Khaimah, baby Zayed was born at 5:45 am at RAK Hospital, weighing 2.180kg. He is the third son for Egyptian couple Hamed Sayed Hamed and Eman Mohamed.“We feel blessed and joyous to welcome our son on Eid,” they expressed, showing gratitude to Dr. Aliya Khurram and her team for their support and care.

Another Blessing at NMC Specialty Hospital

Later in the day, NMC Specialty Hospital saw the arrival of another Eid baby, a boy weighing 3.680kg, who was delivered via Cesarean section. This child is the first for Ethiopian parents Cheekediss Tesfay, a messenger, and Wongwossenn Jereje Ariea, a government employee.“Wishing a blessed Eid as we welcome this newest addition to the family,” remarked Dr. Sunita Gupta, who supervised the delivery.“I wish them endless happiness and joy.”For countless individuals, Eid Al Adha symbolizes reflection, family, and spirituality. Yet for these five couples, it marks a significant milestone as they embark on the journey of parenthood.Their stories are a testament to the joys of life intertwined with such an important day, making Eid 2025 a memorable experience for all.

Business

Similar news

Dubai Property Market Remains Resilient as Seven Key Drivers Support Growth Through 2026

Dubai's real estate market is expected to remain strong through 2026 as tourism, investor confidence, population growth and flexible financing sustain demand.

UAE enters final stage of summer as cooler season approaches

The UAE enters the final phase of summer as Al Kulaybin and Suhail signal a gradual seasonal transition, while hot weather is expected to continue through August.

Dubai Property Market Cools as New Housing Supply Expands

Dubai home prices and rents declined in Q2 2026 as new housing supply increased, with 32,000 additional homes expected to enter the market this year.

Dubai’s Property Market Gains Momentum as Buyers Prioritise Communities

Dubai's property market reached AED 252 billion in Q1 2026 as investors increasingly prioritise connected communities, long-term value and lifestyle-driven developments.