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Iftar meal Sunday 17 March 2024 at 17:00

An iftar is the meal at the end of a day of fasting during Ramadan.

For many years (except during the coronavirus pandemic) the Forum has organised an iftar to bring Muslims, Jews, and people of other faiths and none closer together. You can read about previous iftars on the "News and past events" section of our website.

This year we are organising the iftar at Salford Civic Centre in Swinton. Kosher food will be available for those who require it and request it in advance.

The details are below:

Where

Salford Suite, Salford Civic Centre, Chorley Road, Swinton, Salford, M27 5DA.

There is plenty of on-site car parking.

When

Sunday 17 March at 5.00pm.

Speakers

Master of Ceremonies: Co-Chair Cllr Heather Fletcher.

Chief Guest: David McGovern DL — Deputy Lieutenant, Greater Manchester Lieutenancy

Fasting within:

Food

Vegetarian Asian food.

Kosher food will be provided for those who request it in advance.

Vegan food will also be provided for those who request it in advance.

The fast is expected to end at 6.20pm.

Prayer facilities

We have arranged prayer facilities onsite.

Cost

The event is free to attend.

Booking

Numbers are limited to 50.

Booking is essential both for catering purposes and security purposes.

Please book by emailing mail@muslimjewish.org.uk by Sunday 10 March at the latest.

We expect this to be a very popular event so early booking is more likely to ensure a place.

 

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