Ramadan and Sunbathing
Hi
We are visiting Dubai 20-29 August and have just found out it's Ramadan! Could anyone advise whether we are able to subathe at our hotel (in a bikini - we're staying at the Crowne Plaza). I have emailed the hotel and they are saying, that it is not usual to dress in a bikini during Ramadan, however, they have not exactly said whether it is permissible at their hotel. Any advise would be greatly received. Thanks |
Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Originally Posted by ClareandAlan
(Post 7765273)
Hi
We are visiting Dubai 20-29 August and have just found out it's Ramadan! Could anyone advise whether we are able to subathe at our hotel (in a bikini - we're staying at the Crowne Plaza). I have emailed the hotel and they are saying, that it is not usual to dress in a bikini during Ramadan, however, they have not exactly said whether it is permissible at their hotel. Any advise would be greatly received. Thanks |
Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Originally Posted by Shadya
(Post 7765294)
Personally I think sunbathing in 40degC plus weather is absolutely mental. Too many deaths from skin cancer for my liking. As for clothing, just wear a cotton wrap when walking around the pool but OK to wear a bikini if you are lying down...in the shade.
In answer to your question Clare and Alan, if you are in a hotel you'll be fine in a bikini at their private pool or beach, just make sure when you go out at night or through the day you don't have tiny shorts of your baps hanging out and you'll be fine. |
Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Thanks to Spugsy and Shadya for your replies, most helpful. Us British need our sun!
No baps will be hanging out, don't you worry!!!! Thanks again to both of you. |
Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Originally Posted by ClareandAlan
(Post 7765503)
Thanks to Spugsy and Shadya for your replies, most helpful. Us British need our sun!
No baps will be hanging out, don't you worry!!!! Thanks again to both of you. |
Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Thanks, Bluecat!
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Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Originally Posted by ClareandAlan
(Post 7765561)
Thanks, Bluecat!
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Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Originally Posted by ClareandAlan
(Post 7765273)
Hi
We are visiting Dubai 20-29 August and have just found out it's Ramadan! Could anyone advise whether we are able to subathe at our hotel (in a bikini - we're staying at the Crowne Plaza). I have emailed the hotel and they are saying, that it is not usual to dress in a bikini during Ramadan, however, they have not exactly said whether it is permissible at their hotel. Any advise would be greatly received. Thanks |
Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
just remember that you won't be able to drink alcohol during the day around the pool.No alcohol served until about 7/7.30pm during Ramadan.
However if you take 1 of the "thermos" type bottles down with you topped up with your fav beverage and are discreet you will be ok :) Or you can go to your room for a drink. |
Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 7765725)
just remember that you won't be able to drink alcohol during the day around the pool.No alcohol served until about 7/7.30pm during Ramadan.
However if you take 1 of the "thermos" type bottles down with you topped up with your fav beverage and are discreet you will be ok :) Or you can go to your room for a drink. :p |
Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 7765729)
or you could just not drink during the day ........
:p |
Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 7765735)
ARE YOU MAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:rofl::rofl:
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Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 7765741)
I was expecting you to say UNTHINKABLE!!!
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Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
oh by the way I will have boxes of books for you next week
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Re: Ramadan and Sunbathing
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 7765746)
oh by the way I will have boxes of books for you next week
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