Bureau Report:
Lahore:
In the blessed month of Ramadan, a beautiful display of compassion and community spirit was witnessed as the Al Mustafa Welfare Trust organized a grand Sehri and Iftar arrangement at the historic Wazir Khan Mosque near Delhi Gate in Lahore.
Hundreds of families, including children, elderly citizens, women and men, gathered at the mosque where thousands of fasting individuals sat together to break their fast. The event created a remarkable atmosphere of unity, gratitude and brotherhood, reflecting the true spirit of Ramadan.
The spiritually uplifting gathering was presided over by Madam Nusrat, whose leadership and patronage continue to strengthen the humanitarian mission of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust. The event was further honored by the presence of EX. Chief Justice Qasim Khan and members of the WIFA delegation, who joined the community in the collective Iftar.
Dedicated volunteers of the trust served the fasting participants with great care, sincerity and excellent arrangements, ensuring that everyone present could comfortably break their fast. Their tireless efforts added warmth and dignity to the occasion.
As the call to Maghrib prayer echoed through the historic courtyard of Wazir Khan Mosque, a deeply spiritual scene unfolded. People raised their hands in prayers, expressing gratitude and sharing the blessings of Ramadan in an atmosphere filled with compassion and solidarity.
The initiative is part of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust’s ongoing Ramadan outreach, through which the organization continues to provide Sehri and Iftar to thousands of underprivileged people across various regions. The trust reaffirmed its commitment to expanding this mission of humanitarian service and spreading the blessings of Ramadan to more communities in the days ahead.
