1,000 Ramadan Food Parcels Distributed Across the Western Cape
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During the blessed month of Ramadan, Muslim Hands South Africa distributed 1,000 Ramadan food parcels across various communities in the Western Cape to help support those fasting. Reflecting the spirit of generosity and compassion that defines Ramadan, ensuring that families in need were able to break their fast with dignity.
The distribution at Masjid Nurul Islam in Strand helped ensure that fasting families in the area had the sustenance they needed to observe Ramadan with ease. Local recipients were deeply grateful for the thoughtful assistance, which made their iftar meals possible.
At Masjid Nurus Salaam in Belgravia, the food parcels were distributed to the local community, offering vital support to families who struggle to afford meals during Ramadan. The gesture brought immense relief to many, allowing them to break their fast with gratitude.
Aljaamia-Uthmania in Bonteheuwel was another location where food parcels were distributed, bringing vital aid to families struggling to provide for themselves during Ramadan. The community expressed immense gratitude for the assistance, allowing them to focus on the spiritual aspects of Ramadan.
In Eagle Park at Masjidul Kareem, the distribution of food parcels, will allow local families to enjoy a nutritious iftar meal during Ramadan. This will help relieve the financial burden on many, making their fasting experience more fulfilling.
In Heinz Park, Muslim Hands helped families in need by distributing food parcels that allowed them to enjoy iftar during Ramadan. The community was grateful for the generous contribution, which eased the challenges of fasting during the month.
At Harare Masjid, the food parcel distribution brought much-needed relief to fasting individuals in the area, ensuring they could break their fast with nourishing meals.
Masjidul Ummah in Ottery was another point for a Ramadan food parcel distribution, ensuring that many local families had enough food to break their fast each evening. The community was filled with appreciation as they received the much-needed support during this blessed month.
Al-Masjidur Rawbie in Mitchell’s Plain also served as a hub for our Ramadan food parcel distribution, where many families received much-needed support to feed their loved ones during Ramadan. The parcels made a significant difference to the community’s ability to observe the fast without worry.
Muslim Hands South Africa extends a heartfelt thanks to all our generous donors whose support made this Ramadan food distribution possible. Your kindness has ensured that many families across the Western Cape were able to observe the fast without the added burden of food insecurity, embodying the true spirit of Ramadan.
Established in 1996, Muslim Hands SA NPC is an aid agency and NGO aiming to help those affected by natural disasters, conflict and poverty. It is a branch of Muslim Hands UK established in 1993 in Nottingham.
