المملكة: Pakistanis residents revive their Ramadan habits with a collective breakfast in Jeddah

On Sunday, Pakistanis residents in Jeddah organized a mass breakfast, which witnessed a wide presence of residents and representatives of the Pakistani consulate in Jeddah.
The collective breakfast initiative comes to enhance communication between members of the community, and to consolidate the Ramadan values ​​that bring together Muslims around the world and to enhance the spirit of Ramadan, and its spiritual and faithful atmosphere.

The spirit of brotherhood and interconnection

The scenes of the harmony, the spirit of brotherhood and the interdependence appeared between the attendees, and the Ramadan table varied from different varieties of well -known Pakistani dishes, including “Albakura”, “Smpsa”, “Al -Haym” and “Al -Dahi Bahla”.
In addition to well -known drinks such as: “Spirit of Afza”, which is a famous drink in Pakistan that is presented to the breakfast table.
In addition to traditional sweets that are a Ramadan hospitality symbol in Pakistani culture.

Traditional Pakistani clothes

The attendees were keen to wear traditional Pakistani clothing, and the uniform known as “Shawar Shirt” that men usually wear on religious and social occasions, and traditional clothes embroidered in bright colors for women, which gave the meeting a cultural character that reflects the identity and pride of the community.
The media advisor to the Pakistani consulate, Mohamed Irfan, stressed the importance of such activities that enhance the unity of the people of the Pakistani community, and reflect the noble values ​​of the blessed month of Ramadan.
He expressed his happiness with this gathering, which reflects the spirit of brotherhood and solidarity that the blessed month of Ramadan calls.
He pointed out that such activities are strengthening relations between all, and enhancing the feeling of belonging to their homeland, praising the appreciation and respect that the various communities in the Kingdom receive, and the safe and stable environment that guarantees them to practice their religious rituals freely and reassures.