London Post Report:
Lahore/Islamabad:
Al-Mustafa Welfare Trust has arranged large-scale Sehri and Iftar meals at more than a dozen locations across Pakistan during the holy month of Ramadan, providing daily meals to thousands of underprivileged and financially struggling people.
According to the organization, Ramadan food arrangements have been set up in several cities and regions including Lahore, Islamabad, Mansehra, Cholistan, Sibi, Bahawalpur, Bagh, and the scenic Naran–Kaghan Valley. The initiative aims to support vulnerable communities, laborers, travelers, and low-income families who often struggle to arrange meals during fasting hours.
Volunteers and staff members of Al-Mustafa Welfare Trust are actively managing the food distribution at these sites, ensuring that large numbers of deserving people receive both Sehri and Iftar meals every day.
Officials of the trust stated that the Ramadan initiative is part of the organization’s broader humanitarian mission to serve disadvantaged communities across Pakistan and beyond. They emphasized that providing food during Ramadan is one of the most important forms of charity, particularly for those facing poverty and hardship.
Local residents have appreciated the initiative, noting that such programs bring relief to many families who rely on community support during the holy month.
Al-Mustafa Welfare Trust has been running various welfare projects including food distribution, clean drinking water initiatives, healthcare services, and educational support for underserved communities.
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