Sky Full Of Joy: Dubai And Sharjah Celebrate Eid Al Adha With Breathtaking Fireworks Display
Sky-splitting celebrations! Dazzling fireworks lit up the night over Riverland at Dubai Parks and Resorts and Sharjah's Aljada neighbourhood, turning the skies into a kaleidoscope of colour in honour of Eid Al Adha.
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