Qatar Charity organizes Iftar tables in Indonesia, Kenya, and Albania

Qatar Charity (QC) implemented an Iftar in a mosque of Indonesia; the largest in Southeast Asia, organized the biggest Iftar table in an open space in Albania, and continues to carries out similar Iftars in ancient mosques of Nairobi.

The implementation of these Iftars came as part of Qatar Charity’s projects for the holy month Ramadan, which are being implemented in 30 countries across the globe.

For the third year in a row, Qatar Charity has organized an Iftar for fasting persons at the Istiqlal Mosque, the largest mosque in Indonesia and South East Asia, where 6,000 Iftar meals were distributed to 6,000 fasting persons visiting the mosque frequently, which accommodates 200,000 worshipers in its buildings and yards.

Albania

Qatar Charity’s office in Tirana held the largest Iftar programme in an open space, which was attended by 1,600 fasting people, in addition to many official figures.

Kenya

In the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, 500 fasting persons broke their fast in the first day of Ramadan at an Iftar table oroganized by Qatar Charity at Jamia Mosque. It also provided Iftar meals to other 500 fasting people at the Sir Ali Muslim Club.

Qatar Charity also implemented Iftar projects in many other cities and states of Kenya, including Mombasa and Garissa, benefiting nearly 3000 persons daily in the country.