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Boarding

Iftar

Dinner he spirit of Ramadan, with its essence of togeth-

erness and community, found a special place at
T The Regent Secondary School on Saturday, 23
March, as families gathered for a memorable Iftar event. What truly made this Iftar special was the sense of
camaraderie and joy that filled the air. Families sat
For many students at boarding schools, Ramadan can
together, exchanging stories and laughter, while stu-
be a challenging time being away from their families. dents eagerly introduced their friends and teachers
Heartwarming However, the school administration, understanding the to their loved ones. It was a heartening sight to wit-

Ramadan Family importance of familial bonds during this holy month, or- ness generations coming together, sharing not just
Iftar at The Regent ganised the family Iftar as a way to bridge that distance food but also cherished moments of bonding and

Secondary and foster a sense of belonging and unity among the connection.
students and their loved ones.
School
As the Maghrib call to prayer echoed through the
The event kicked off with an informative Tafseer by a
school, signalling the time to break the fast, a col-
scholar, setting the tone for the evening. As the sun be-
lective hush fell over the gathering. With a sense of
gan to set, families and students gathered in the school’s
gratitude and unity, everyone raised their hands for
Article by designated Iftar area, adorned with colourful Ramadan a moment of silent prayer before partaking in the
decorations and soft lighting, creating a warm and in-
Musa Dahiru Mangal | Year 11 Congo first sips of water and bites of dates, symbolising the
viting atmosphere.
breaking of the day-long fast.

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