Manchester Arif Chaudhry
In which Pakistani Consulate General in Manchester Tariq Wazir Khan, Commercial Attaché Owais Hussain Farooqi, Mayor of Rochdale Council Shakeel Ahmed, Vice Chairman of the Overseas Punjab Commission, lawyer Barrister Amjad Malik, Vice Chancellor of the University of Manchester Afzal, – British judge Barrister Abid Hussain – Analyst Dr. Hamid Al-Mashreqi, Easy Money Director Irfan Malik, Chairman of the Atif Group Atif Riaz Malik – PTI UK President Malik Imran Khalil – – Andrew – Dardana Ansari – Pakistan’s renowned Qawwal Ustad Rafaqat Ali Khan demonstrated their skills. Dr. Liaquat Malik said in his message that I invited members of the interfaith community to the Iftar party so that they would be aware of the importance and usefulness of the month of Ramadan and that our religion, Islam, teaches us mutual unity, understanding and brotherhood. Vice-Chancellor of Manchester University Afzal said that we cannot have any other opportunity than this to promote mutual harmony within the community. Dr. Hamid Al Mashreqi said that the purpose of the Iftar is to bring the interfaith community together and highlight the positive image of Islam to the world. Host Irfan Malik said that we organize the Iftar party every year to bring the interfaith and cultural community together in one place and promote mutual harmony within them. Mayor Rochdale Councillor Shakeel Ahmed said that the purpose of organizing the Iftar party by bringing the interfaith and cultural community together is to show them a positive image of Islam. Consul General Tariq Wazir Khan said that it is a good effort by Dr. Liaquat Malik to bring together the interfaith and cultural community and organize an Iftar party. He further said that now our people have the ability to maintain close contact with the interfaith and cultural community. Barrister Amjad Malik said that the purpose of fasting is for us to show our tolerance and patience to the non-Muslim community. Dr. Liaquat Malik set an example by inviting the interfaith and cultural community. Other participants in the Iftar party also said that by inviting the interfaith and cultural community to the Iftar party in the month of Ramadan, we can show them a positive image of the religion of Islam.
By inviting the interfaith and cultural community across the UK to the Iftar party in the month of Ramadan, we are promoting mutual harmony among each other by making them aware of the importance and virtues of fasting.
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