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    This document provides information about Abu Dhabi in 3 paragraphs. It states that Abu Dhabi is the capital city of the United Arab Emirates, located on an island in the Persian Gulf, with a population of around 900,000. Arabic is the official language, though English is also widely spoken. Islam is the predominant religion, and the population is required to pray 5 times daily. The document also notes that Abu Dhabi has a diverse array of international and traditional cuisine available.

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    This document provides information about Abu Dhabi in 3 paragraphs. It states that Abu Dhabi is the capital city of the United Arab Emirates, located on an island in the Persian Gulf, with a population of around 900,000. Arabic is the official language, though English is also widely spoken. Islam is the predominant religion, and the population is required to pray 5 times daily. The document also notes that Abu Dhabi has a diverse array of international and traditional cuisine available.

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    This document provides information about Abu Dhabi in 3 paragraphs. It states that Abu Dhabi is the capital city of the United Arab Emirates, located on an island in the Persian Gulf, with a population of around 900,000. Arabic is the official language, though English is also widely spoken. Islam is the predominant religion, and the population is required to pray 5 times daily. The document also notes that Abu Dhabi has a diverse array of international and traditional cuisine available.

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    Topic:-Abu Dhabi

    Made by :- Ishank
    Class :- IV C
    ROLL No. :- 13
    Subject :- Environmental
    studies
    Submitted to :-Mr. Anil
    Kumar
    About Abu Dhabi
    Abu Dhabi is the capital and the second
    largest city in the United Arab Emirates.
    Abu Dhabi lies on a T-shaped island
    jutting into the Persian Gulf from the
    central western coast. The city proper
    had an estimated population of 896,751
    in 2009.
    Abu Dhabi houses important offices of
    the federal government, and is the seat
    for the United Arab Emirates Government
    and the home for the Abu Dhabi Emiri
    Family and the President of the UAE from
    this family. Abu Dhabi has grown to be a
    cosmopolitan metropolis. Its rapid
    development and urbanisation, coupled
    with the relatively high average income
    of its population, has transformed Abu
    Dhabi to a larger and advanced
    Language
    Arabic is the official language, although English is
    widely spoken and most road and shop signs and
    restaurant menus are in both languages. The further
    out of town you go, the more Arabic you will find,
    both written and spoken.There are three types of
    spoken Arabic in contemporary Abu Dhabi. The oldest
    form of the language is known as Classical Arabic
    (think Shakesperean English), which is not commonly
    spoken by Arabs today, at least not in their everyday
    conversations. The revelation of Quran in Classical
    Arabic explains for the most part why the language
    has been preserved down the centuries; it is also the
    language of royal and princely courts, and the
    educated elite throughout Islamic history.
    religion
    Islam is the official religion of the UAE, and is widely
    practised. The basis of Islam is the belief that there is
    only one God and that Prophet Mohammed (peace be
    upon him) is his messenger. The Islamic holy day is
    Friday. Muslim is required to pray (facing Mecca) five
    times a day. The times vary according to the position
    Religion
    Islam is the official religion of the
    UAE, and is widely practised. The
    basis of Islam is the belief that
    there is only one God and that
    Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon
    him) is his messenger. The Islamic
    holy day is Friday. Muslim is
    required to pray (facing Mecca) five
    times a day. The times vary
    according to the position of the sun,
    when the modern-day call-to-prayer
    s transmitted through loudspeakers
    on mosque minarets.The UAE
    Constitution provides for freedom of
    religion in accordance with
    established customs. Abu Dhabi is
    FOOD
    The special feature of Abu Dhabi
    is that the food available here
    caters to different palates.
    Restaurants out here provide
    different types of food and
    cuisine. The food scene in Abu
    Dhabi includes both international
    cuisine and some exotic
    traditional delicacies. Tourists
    have no difficulty when it comes
    to food - Abu Dhabi offers great
    food, ranging from regional dishes
    like hummus to salads, fresh
    pastries, rice dishes and grilled
    meat. Some types food, though,
    are not available here due to
    PRESENTED
    BY:-

    ISHANK
    IV - C

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