The Guru Nanak Darbar in Jebel Ali, Dubai. ARCHIVE

Places of worship in Dubai are gradually reopening, with updated schedules and safety measures in place to manage visitor access. At Guru Nanak Darbar in Jebel Ali, management has announced new daily visiting hours from 6am to 6pm, with the last entry at 5:30pm. The gurudwara, the largest in the Gulf region, said the safety and well-being of devotees remain a top priority. Visitors have been urged to follow guidelines issued by the Community Development Authority. Devotees also offered prayers for peace, safety, and guidance, as services continue under monitored conditions. Meanwhile, Shri Krishna Temple has resumed regular darshan services starting on Saturday (April 11). Temple management said the reopening follows official guidelines and is part of a phased approach to restoring religious services across the city. The temple, also known as Shrinathji Haveli, is one of the oldest Hindu places of worship in the UAE. Established in 1958 in Bur Dubai, it continues to serve as a spiritual hub for thousands of devotees. Authorities have reminded worshippers to comply with all safety regulations as access to religious sites continues to expand in a controlled manner. ICA/Expat Media
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