Arafah Iftar
Program
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The Arafah Iftar Program is an initiative designed to provide nutritious iftar meals to those in need during the significant day of Arafah, which falls on the 9th day of the Islamic month of Eid-Ul-Azha. This day holds immense religious importance for Muslims, marking a time of fasting and spiritual reflection. The program aims to support fasting individuals, especially the underprivileged, by ensuring they have access to a fulfilling meal to break their fast at sunset.
Purpose of this program
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The primary purpose of the Arafah Iftar Program is to promote community solidarity and compassion by supporting those who may not have the means to afford a nutritious iftar meal. By providing these meals, the program seeks to enhance the spiritual experience of fasting Muslims, ensuring they can observe this important day without the worry of where their iftar will come from. Additionally, the program fosters a sense of unity and care within the community, reflecting the core values of charity and empathy in Islam.
Who will be benefited?
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The Arafah Iftar Program primarily benefits economically disadvantaged individuals and families who are fasting on the Day of Arafah. This includes orphans, widows, elderly individuals, and low-income families who may struggle to provide a nutritious meal for iftar. By addressing their immediate needs, the program helps uplift these vulnerable groups, ensuring they can participate fully in the spiritual practices of the day.
How will we help them?
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We will help by distributing nutritious iftar meals that include essential food items such as dates, water, rice, meat, vegetables, and fruits. Our team will coordinate with local communities, mosques, and charitable organizations to identify those in need and ensure the meals reach them in a timely manner. Additionally, volunteers will be involved in the preparation and distribution of the meals, creating a community-driven effort to support the beneficiaries.
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How can donors contribute with us?
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Donors can contribute to the Arafah Iftar Program through various means. Financial donations can be made online via our website or through direct bank transfers. Donors can also sponsor specific meals or packages, ensuring their contribution directly reaches those in need. Additionally, donors are encouraged to participate in volunteer opportunities, helping with meal preparation and distribution. By partnering with us, donors play a vital role in enhancing the spiritual and physical well-being of fasting individuals on the Day of Arafah, embodying the spirit of generosity and care in Islam.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Arafah Iftar Program of the Muslim Welfare Organization is a special initiative designed to provide iftar meals to those observing the fast on the Day of Arafah. This program focuses on ensuring that vulnerable individuals and families, particularly those in need, can break their fast with nutritious and fulfilling meals, fostering a sense of community and support during this significant day in the Islamic calendar.
The beneficiaries of the Arafah Iftar Program are individuals and families who are fasting on the Day of Arafah, particularly those from low-income backgrounds, the homeless, and other underserved communities. The program aims to reach those who may not have the means to prepare a proper iftar meal, ensuring they can partake in the communal spirit and observance of this important day.
The Arafah Iftar Program provides a variety of nutritious meals that are prepared to meet the dietary needs of those fasting. These meals typically include dates, fruits, a main course with protein and vegetables, and beverages to help replenish and hydrate after a day of fasting. The meals are designed to be balanced and fulfilling, supporting the health and well-being of the recipients.
