Iftar

Turning into a beacon of hope, volunteers of well-known NGO, Khalsa Aid, travelled to Lebanon and Iraq to make Ramadan meaningful and special for the 5,000 Syrian refugees by giving them food packets during iftar every day.

While the Mankameshwar Temple in Lucknow hosted an Iftar meal for their fasting Muslim brethren at its premises, Queer Muslim Project, a popular LGBTQIA social media page advocating the rights of queer Muslims, hosted a unique queer iftar in New Delhi.

For these villagers, these actions aren’t anything to boast about but simply a way of life which adheres to the 'Punjabiyat' spirit.

Bhopal's Shailendra Dubey and his friends make sure that the fasting kin of the patients in hospital don't go hungry at 'Sehri'

From vegetarian biryani to snacks, fruits, juices and special Ramadan drinks, the Lakshmi Narasimha Moorthy Vishnu Temple at Punnathala, near Vettichira, will serve over 700 people.

Located in Ameerpet area of Hyderabad, Masjid-E-Aktarunnissa Begum Mosque has been hosting free Iftar dinner feasts for the past 11 years now.

A group in Ahmedabad that has been distributing free food for people to break their fasts during the month of Ramzan, for eight years now.

Ramzan mubarak!

Ramadan is a special month in the Muslim calender, when the holy Quran was revealed. Devout Muslims spend the month fasting from dawn to dusk, and at the time of sunset, they partake in an evening meal called Iftar to break the fast. In India, this month is looked forward to by Muslims and non-Muslims alike, for the incredible array of mouth-watering food on display during Iftar. Here Nabila Tazyeen takes us to the streets of old Bangalore to feast our eyes and taste buds!