The Prophet Mohammed's Birthday falls in July in two of the five years from 2026 to 2030 and in August in the other three, marking 12 Rabi al-Awwal. It is a single day off, and where it lands on a Saturday or Sunday it produces nothing at all — UAE law does not shift a holiday that collides with the weekend, in July or in any other month.
The 31 days of July 2029 carry no holiday fixed to a date. Where the Prophet's Birthday falls inside the month it removes one day, and the week is otherwise Monday to Friday as always, with the Friday finishing early — the same short day that runs through every month of the UAE year without exception.
July 2029 runs to 31 days and opens the second half of a year of 365. Five months remain, and the calendar improves steadily through all of them: the schools return in August, the evenings become usable in late October, and December carries the only two-day holiday fixed to a date on the whole UAE calendar.