Muscat: The iconic Ruwi Clock Tower became the center of unity and generosity as thousands gathered for Oman’s largest community iftar on March 14. This grand Ramadan gathering, organized by the Deccani Wing of the Indian Social Club Oman (ISC), has been a beloved tradition for over two decades. It welcomes people from diverse nationalities to share in the spirit of giving, compassion, and cultural harmony.
A Celebration of Brotherhood and Togetherness
The community iftar at Ruwi Clock Tower is more than just a meal. It embodies the values of Ramadan, fostering stronger bonds, cultural exchange, and social harmony. Suhail Khan, head of the iftar organizing committee, highlighted the event’s role in promoting brotherhood and inclusivity.
“The gathering welcomed people from diverse backgrounds, promoting the spirit of brotherhood and unity,” he said.
He also expressed gratitude to volunteers from all walks of life. Their efforts in distributing meals, managing logistics, and creating an atmosphere of solidarity ensured the event’s success.
Traditional Delicacies & Acts of Charity
Attendees broke their fast with traditional Hyderabadi delicacies and joined congregational prayers for peace and harmony. Beyond sharing a meal, the community iftar provided an opportunity for charitable giving, reinforcing the importance of generosity and supporting those in need.
This historic iftar gathering reflects Muscat’s deep-rooted values of inclusivity and generosity. It has become a defining event of Ramadan in Oman.
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