Celebrating Unity: Ë¿¹Ïapp and Birmingham Citizens Host Community Iftar for Harmony and Belonging
Ë¿¹Ïapp, in partnership with Birmingham Citizens, hosted a significant Community Iftar on Thursday 14th March, bringing together individuals of diverse faiths to foster unity and understanding.
Welcomed by Professor Richard Medcalf, Pro-Vice Chancellor at Ë¿¹Ïapp, the event featured esteemed speakers and a shared meal, symbolising the spirit of community and inclusivity.

Richard Medcalf, Pro Vice Chancellor Students and Margaret Holland, University Chaplain
As the sun set at 6:11pm, marking the time for Muslims observing Ramadan to break their fast, the evening commenced with the Adhan (call to Prayer) led by Imam Bilal Asif, Muslim Chaplain at Ë¿¹Ïapp, uniting participants in a moment of reflection and gratitude.
The Community Iftar serves as a testament to the university’s commitment to diversity, interfaith dialogue, and building bridges across communities.
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