RUZAIK FAROOK
COLOMBO – The Breakfast at Sunset Ifthar ceremony, organized in collaboration with Sri Lanka Muslim Civil Society (SLMCS) Foundation, SLMCS Youth Wing, The Soup Kitchen and Team Torrington on Sunday, February 22 , was a remarkable gathering that welcomed over 2,000 attendees to experience the spirit of Ramadan.
The event, held at Independence Square, provided a unique opportunity for people from diverse backgrounds to witness and partake in the traditional breaking of fast observed by Muslims during the holy month. The venue was filled with energy, unity, and reflection as participants came together in an atmosphere of peace and understanding.
Beyond the Ifthar, the event featured an engaging cultural fair, showcasing Mehendi art, hijab dressing for first-timers, an art area for children, and an information section highlighting the rich histories of Sri Lanka’s Malay, Moor, Bohra, and Memon communities.
The program was with the renowned Muslim Choral Ensemble delivering soulful Islamic songs. The ceremony concluded with the Maghrib prayers, bringing a spiritual close to the gathering.
[23/02, 00:03] Mine Dialog: Sunset Ifthar Ceremony draws more than 2000 people from all communities
