Tag: Ramadan Time

The internet, social media and also TV ranked as the top 3 media that residents in UAE & KSA spend most of their time on during Ramadan. Social media and other internet web sites hold the most of that time, with 12 hours a week divided equally between them.

The majority of internet users in MENA region will increase their online activity on social networks during Ramadan 2017; most of them are under 21 years old. Reading religious articles holds the second place of Muslims online activities during Ramadan. On the other hand, online shopping during the holy month is ranked low with only …

Shopping pattern changes during Ramadan. Although shopping continues to happen throughout the day, it’s increasing dramatically at night. The shopping rate reaches its peak from 5 pm till 11 pm in both Ramadan and non-Ramadan.

Social networking leads the online activities that will behold an increase during Ramadan. WhatsApp and Facebook rank the same place at the top of most online platforms used during the holy month. In contrast, LinkedIn, MSN, Skype, and Pinterest are equally rank the lowest rates.

86% of the Middle Eastern Facebook users celebrate Ramadan, and Facebook usage is doubled during this holy month than other months. Most of this extra usage is happening at night especially at 3 am which is the Suhoor time that makes Ramadan nights become a shopping time.

According to Google internal data, During Ramadan people watches more YouTube, perform more searches and access the internet via mobile devices more frequently than usual, people have significant free time on their hands. The holy month and presents examples of brands successfully seizing the opportunity before Ramadan, during the holy month and around Eid Al …