South Africa received 15 tons of dates and iftar meals for approximately 65,000 beneficiaries through programs implemented by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance.
According to SPA, the programs were hosted by the Saudi Embassy in South Africa. The event was attended by Ambassador Hamdi Alsahli, the Deputy Head of Mission, and Sheikh Imraan Asani, the Head of the Southern Africa Islamic Organization.
The ministry is implementing the date distribution program in 102 countries and the iftar program in 61 countries this Ramadan to serve Muslims and meet their needs worldwide.
How many people benefited from the programs in South Africa? Around 65,000 individuals benefited from the iftar and date distribution programs in South Africa. As part of these efforts, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance distributed a total of 15 tons of dates to the beneficiaries.
Who attended the program events at the Saudi Embassy in South Africa? The programs hosted by the Saudi Embassy in South Africa were attended by Ambassador Hamdi Alsahli, who serves as the Deputy Head of Mission. Also in attendance was Sheikh Imraan Asani, the Head of the Southern Africa Islamic Organization.
What is the global scale of the ministry’s Ramadan programs this year? The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance is implementing its date distribution program across 102 countries. Additionally, the ministry is carrying out its iftar program in 61 countries to serve Muslims and meet their needs worldwide.