This remarkable initiative brings together people from various nationalities, backgrounds and cultures
The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi stands as a symbol of unity and devotion, especially during the Holy Month of Ramadan.
Each day, the mosque provides Iftars to an incredible 35,000 fasting individuals, creating a powerful sense of community.
This remarkable initiative brings together people from various nationalities, backgrounds, and cultures, all united in the shared experience of breaking their fast.
The mosque’s stunning architecture and serene atmosphere offer a fitting backdrop for this meaningful gathering, where tradition meets inclusivity.
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Volunteers and staff work tirelessly to ensure that each Iftar is a smooth and welcoming experience, with a diverse spread of food catering to all tastes.
It’s a beautiful reminder of the values of compassion, charity, and togetherness that Ramadan embodies, allowing people to not only nourish their bodies but also strengthen the bonds of unity and faith in a spiritually uplifting environment.
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