Eid Al-Adha in the UAE is often marked by family gatherings and festive meals, but for many workers, the experience is different. Abdul Rehman Ismail, a private driver from Pakistan, shares that his celebrations are quieter, focusing on shopping, prayers, and meals with friends. Faizan, a cab driver, also tries to return home for Eid, but when he remains in Dubai, he starts his day with prayers and ends it with a meal with friends. For Abdallah Awadh, a hotel team leader from Kenya, working during Eid is a way to uphold the holiday's values. He plans to exchange greetings and share sweets with colleagues and guests. Abdusalam Para, an Indian hotel supervisor, feels that helping others during such an important occasion is a meaningful celebration. Both Abdallah and Abdusalam note that this year's Eid carries special significance due to global conflicts, reinforcing themes of sacrifice, compassion, and solidarity. They emphasize the importance of fostering connections and ensuring peace in their workplaces.