visitors to the Prophet’s Mosque during the month of Ramadan, as it distributed 227,000 Iftar meals daily to worshipers and visitors in all sections of the mosque. Mercy tables are organized in 82 locations within the neighborhoods of Medina, reflecting the spirit of solidarity and love among people. Many volunteer teams and charitable organizations participate in organizing and preparing the meals, with the aim of spreading the values of Islam in honoring the guest. This Iftar embodies the spirit of affection and brotherhood, and reflects the generosity of the people of Medina and their love for their guests.
227 thousand Iftar meals daily in the Prophet’s Mosque and its expansions
The General Presidency for the Care of the Two Holy Mosques continues to provide its best services to visitors to the Prophet’s Mosque, through implementing its integrated programs and well-studied organizational plans that it prepared early for the month of Ramadan this year.
Today, the Presidency announced the distribution of 227,000 Iftar meals daily to worshipers and visitors to the Prophet’s Mosque in all its sections, courtyards, and expansions.
Mercy Tables in 82 Locations
Every year, the people of Medina hold Ramadan Iftar tables, in a scene that reflects the authenticity of Medina’s generosity and the spirit of solidarity that they have inherited from generation to generation.
In the month of goodness, the tables of mercy are distributed in 82 locations within the city’s neighborhoods and squares, and the fasting people gather around them with a mixture of faith and familiarity, sensing the spirituality of the place and the greatness of the time.
The Ramadan Iftar project, which is supervised by the Municipality of Madinah Region in cooperation with the Association of Neighborhood Centers in the region “Mujtama’i”, aims to enhance the values of social solidarity and compassion among members of society, by providing daily Iftar meals for residents and visitors, as part of the ongoing efforts to support Ramadan hospitality in Madinah, in a way that reflects the spirit of the holy month, and enhances the city’s position as a religious destination that embraces visitors from all over the world.
Participation of volunteer teams
The project enjoys wide participation from volunteer teams and charitable organizations, which contribute to organizing tables and preparing meals, seeking to convey the message of Medina as a beacon of goodness and giving, as this effort translates the sublime values of Islam in benevolence and honoring the guest.
The Ramadan Iftar in Taiba al-Tayyiba remains an exceptional scene, through which the spirit of affection and brotherhood is manifested in moments when hearts unite and the fasting people gather at tables filled with blessings.
This noble legacy remains a witness to the generosity of the city’s people and a symbol of the love that unites its people and its visitors from all over the world.
