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Ramadhan Iftar Project
Ramadhan Iftar is the meal Muslims eat to break their daily fast at sunset during the holy month of Ramadan. It is often shared with family, friends, and community members, fostering unity, generosity, gratitude, and compassion while fulfilling the Islamic tradition of providing food to those in need.
Through the Ramadhan Iftar Project, Al Rahmah International Foundation (RIF) will provide nutritious iftar meals to Muslims in need and underserved Islamic communities during the holy month of Ramadan. The project will support low-income families, orphans, widows, elderly people, refugees, students, and other vulnerable individuals by providing meals to help them break their daily fast with dignity. RIF will also encourage communities to share iftar meals together, strengthening brotherhood, compassion, and unity among Muslims.
RIF will implement the project through partnerships with local Islamic organizations, mosques, community leaders, volunteers, donors, and charitable partners. RIF will ensure that food preparation and distribution are carried out fairly, transparently, and efficiently so that assistance reaches the intended beneficiaries. Beyond providing meals, the Ramadhan Iftar Project aims to promote generosity, community solidarity, and mutual care while creating opportunities for Muslims to support one another during the blessed month of Ramadan. Through this initiative, RIF seeks to make Ramadan more meaningful for vulnerable communities while upholding its commitment to sustainable and compassionate humanitarian service.