The Institute of Peace and Progress (IPP) with support from Twellium Industries successfully hosted the 3rd edition of the iftar feast of hope for Muslim communities in Shukurah.
The event held last Thursday at the Lord’s Wembley park was aimed at supporting muslims with foodstuffs, drinks, and water, fostering camaraderie as they break their fast during Ramadan.
Sheikh Alhaji Dr. Yahya Amin, Grand Khalifa for the National Chief Imam, commended Muslim communities for upholding peace and significance during Ramadan. He prayed for a successful Eid and expressed gratitude to Twellium Foundation and IPP for their support. Sheikh Amin called for continued support, emphasizing the importance of collective efforts.
According to Mustapha Anas, responsible for Muslim activities at Twellium Foundation, the organization supports the needy through various initiatives, including building hospitals and schools. He noted that the global crisis has made it difficult for people to access basic necessities.
“We wanted to provide a token of support to the Muslim community, ensuring they have a decent meal to break their fast. We hope that our efforts will be rewarded with the blessings of Almighty Allah and contribute to a peaceful Ghana. We encourage Muslims to maintain the positive lifestyle adopted during Ramadan and pray for a successful Eid in advance.”
Alhaji Abdul Samed Abdulai, founder of the Institute for Peace and Progress (IPP), commended the support from Twellium Industries. According to him, the institute would continue to support the less privileged in the various communities through such supports.
The event benefited over 500 Muslims, demonstrating Twellium Industries’ and IPP’s commitment to social responsibility and supporting disadvantaged communities.
