ISC Deccani Wing to host community Iftar on March 14
The community Iftar is more than just a meal — it is a platform for fostering unity, friendship and cultural exchange, reflecting the values of generosity and hospitality that are deeply rooted in Islamic traditions. The event serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion, togetherness and service to the community.
A key highlight of the gathering is the congregational prayers, where attendees come together to pray for peace, harmony and brotherhood. This aspect of the event reinforces the message of collective well-being and spiritual reflection during the holy month.
The Hyderabadi community takes immense pride in organising this Iftar, seeing it as an opportunity to give back to society and strengthen community bonds. Volunteers from various backgrounds come forward to ensure smooth arrangements, making it a truly collective effort.
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