Iftar

Ramadan is usually a time of sharing. People fast for up to 16 hours (depending on the season and location) and wait for the evening meal—iftar. The Iftar however in hundreds of households, if not thousands is not sufficient to feed the entire family. Poverty, and soaring food prices and unemployment and displacement prevent breadwinners from feeding their families.

Food packs consists of rice, lentils, beans, pasta, cheese, dates, sugar, tea, milk. This varies from country to country. Iftar meals vary. From chicken and rice to lentils and potaoes, you can be sure that it will be a hearty meal.