Bangkok served as the location for a Ramadan iftar banquet organized for 50 orphans at a local orphanage. This event was conducted as part of the iftar program of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques. How does such an initiative impact the lives of orphans during the holy month?
According to SPA, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance managed the event in Thailand. The ministry is currently implementing this specific program across 61 countries. Could the reach of this program expand to more regions in the future?
The efforts are carried out in line with the Kingdom’s goals to serve Islam and Muslims on a worldwide scale. Why is the global distribution of these banquets important for the ministry? Which specific countries among the 61 are receiving these services? How are the orphanages selected for these events? What other forms of support accompany these iftar banquets?
The ministry continues to execute these activities as part of its broader mandate. The source did not provide the specific name of the orphanage in Bangkok or the total number of meals served across all 61 countries.
Who organized the iftar banquet in Thailand and for whom? The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance organized the Ramadan iftar banquet. The event was held specifically for 50 orphans who reside at an orphanage located in Bangkok, Thailand, as part of the iftar program of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques.
In how many countries is the Ministry of Islamic Affairs implementing this program? The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance is carrying out the iftar program in 61 countries. This global initiative is conducted in line with the efforts of the Kingdom to serve Muslims and Islam worldwide.
What is the purpose of the iftar program conducted by the ministry? The program is designed to provide iftar banquets for orphans, such as the 50 children hosted in Thailand. These activities are part of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ program and reflect the Kingdom’s efforts to serve Islam and Muslims globally.