The Big Iftar in St Albans was a huge success
More than 300 people broke their fast together at The St Albans Big Iftar on Saturday in St Albans during the last few days of Ramadan.
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More than 300 people broke their fast together at The St Albans Big Iftar on Saturday in St Albans during the last few days of Ramadan.
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Ramadan 2021: St Albans Muslims encourage community to fast for a day for 'The Big Iftar' event The 'Fast for the day' event will take place on Tuesday, May 4 and the first 200 people to register will receive an Iftar goody bag. A fast should be broken with water and dates (Image: Pexels) Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for sub...
Published: 1:28 PM April 29, 2021 The call was made live from St Albans town hall on the first day of Ramadan. - Credit: The Big Iftar St Albans residents can take part in the Muslim festival of Ramadan by fasting for a day. Those taking part in the Big Iftar event on May 4 will receive an Iftar pack, which includes goodies to help you start your fast and break your fast. In the month of Ramadan, Muslims learn more about themselves both spiritually and mentally and believe they reap the rewards of fasting. The idea is it enables them to become more appreciative of what they have in ...
Published: 1:13 PM April 14, 2021 The call was made live from St Albans town hall on the first day of Ramadan. - Credit: The Big Iftar As many people arise from their lockdown slumber, others are about to enter into a time of 'going without' as they enter the month of Ramadan. St Albans Muslims are now fasting for a month from April 14. They do not just abstain from food and drink during the Holy Month of Ramadan, but also from sex and smoking, and are encouraged to devote the extra time to prayer and reflection. Some say it is a chance to spend being grateful for what they have and...