Jun 8, 2018 12 min

47: Community Iftar

from Cultural Quarter of an hour Hosted by Charlotte Foster

I was invited to take part in a community iftar (breaking of fast) at Bedford Road Mosque in Stoke on Trent. The idea of the evening was to show members of the community what goes on at the mosque and why Ramadan is so important to Muslims. Intro music credit The Big House by Jason Shaw used under Creative Commons license.

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