Yesterday, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Appeal and Guidance held a Ramadan iftar table attended by more than 450 students and faculty at the International Islamic University in Malaysia, under the Keeper of the Two Holy Mosques to break the fast program.
University Vice President for Student Affairs and Community Service Dr. Akmal Abdul Rahman confirmed that the Guardian of Two Holy Mosques program to break the fast of fasting people is a humanitarian project addressing the needs of Muslims in the countries of the world, indicating that the Kingdom is one of the first countries that has contributed to the delivery of this aid to those who deserve it.
For their part, the students who attended the collective breakfast thanked the leadership of the Kingdom and the Saudi people, for the great services they provide to Islam and Muslims in all countries of the world during the blessed month of Ramadan, asking God to reward them with the best reward and to perpetuate safety and security for them.
