On the asphalts of Times Square, the city’s primary lane, about 1,000 Muslims in New York City broke their first Ramadan quick of the year on Saturday, trailed by many Muslims going to Taraweeh prayers.
Muslims who were available in Times Square were served 1,500 dinners for the primary Iftar of Ramadan. For the event, a few people ventured out to New York.
Coordinators read Quranic stanzas and talked about the meaning of the sacred Islamic month’s observance.
The Zam Project coordinated the exceptional Muslim occasion. Via Digital Media, the occasion was charged as the “first-ever Taraweeh prayer in Quite a while Square.”
“We’re here to clear up our religion for every one of the individuals who don’t have the foggiest idea what’s really going on with Islam,” the occasion’s coordinator told CBS News.
CBS News covered the occurrence by talking various people who were available at that point.
Moreover, the coordinators facilitated a free iftar for Muslims in New York. An aggregate of 1,500 snacks were conveyed to the group.
