Muscat: The event, organized by the Hyderabadi community, has been a cherished tradition for nearly two decades, drawing people from various nationalities in a spirit of generosity, togetherness, and cultural exchange.


The Deccani Wing has led the efforts in recent years, ensuring the event remains a symbol of hospitality and service. Volunteers from all walks of life contributed their time to distribute meals, manage logistics, and create an atmosphere of compassion and solidarity.
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More than just a meal, the communal iftar serves as a platform for fostering friendships, strengthening community bonds, and celebrating the values of Ramadan. The gathering featured prayers, shared meals, and charitable contributions, reinforcing the essence of giving back to society.





