The UAE's Moon-sighting committee will meet on the evening of Sunday to determine the start of Ramadan.
The committee will begin the search of the new Moon to determine whether Monday is the first day of Ramadan 1445 in the UAE.
Following Maghrib prayers at Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, the committee, chaired by Abdullah bin Sultan bin Awad Nuaimi, the minister of Justice, will gather to witness the first sighting of the crescent Moon.
Should the Moon be seen the start of Ramadan will be declared for Monday. Should a new Moon not be seen Ramadan will begin on Tuesday in the UAE.

H.H. Sheikh Mohammed: Journey towards UAE Government 4.0 has begun
UAE scraps 15-day grace period for payment delays for private sector
UN Chief 'deeply alarmed' by drone attacks on Barakah Nuclear Power Plant
Eid Al Adha holidays announced for private sector
'Dubai Archive' to strengthen preservation of history, heritage
Dubai streamlines parking access for educational institutions
UAE denounces attack targeting Barakah nuclear plant
UAE condemns drone attacks targeting Saudi Arabia
Sheikh Abdullah discusses Barakah drone strike with Arab ministers
UAE confirms Eid Al Adha to begin on May 27
UAE says two drones intercepted as third strikes generator near Barakah plant
Abdullah bin Zayed condemns drone strike in call with IAEA chief
UAE ranked among world’s top 10 governments in global index
Abu Dhabi authorities respond to fire from drone strike in Al Dhafra
Dubai's Al Khaleej Tunnel Project targets huge cut to travel time by 2030
Sharjah launches Oman logistics corridor through land border crossings
Putin thanks UAE President for Russia-Ukraine mediation efforts
Dubai Police warns of videos promoting excessive energy drink consumption
UAE President, Australian Deputy PM discuss defence, regional security
UAE, IMO discuss Strait of Hormuz shipping security
