New Delhi: The Human Welfare Foundation, the social service wing of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind has started distribution of Iftar kit to more than 3,000 poor Muslim families in states like Bihar, West Bengal, Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Chattisgarh, Haryana and Delhi.
Each kit will carry ingredients enough for an average family for the whole month of Ramazan.
Salimullah Khan, National Co-ordiantor of Human Welfare Foundation said today that the foundation distributed Iftar Kit to poor Muslim families in last Ramadan also. After seeing the success the Foundation made some changes in Iftar Kit by adding more weights in the ingredients. In this Ramadan the ingredients in Iftar kit will be for one month which will cost about rupees fifteen hundred (Rs. 1500).
Apart from this, the foundation also organized Iftar Party in last Ramadan in Abul Fazal Enclave, New Delhi in which it invited poor Muslim fasting people including rickshaw puller. The foundation also organized Iftar Kit party in various places of the states in last Ramadan. The aim of this foundation is to provide maximum support and benefit to poor Muslim families so that they can fast and break Iftar like common people rather than taking fast and breaking Iftar without proper meals and Iftar.
Iftar Kit contents:1. Rice/Wheat Four 20 Kgs2. Sugar 3 Kgs3. Cooking Oil 2 Kgs4. Besan (Gram Flour) 2 Kg5. Dal (Pulses) 2 Kgs6. Salt 1 Kg7. Milk Powder 1 Kg8. Tea Leaves ½ Kg9. Dates 2 Kgs
Each kit will carry ingredients enough for an average family for the whole month of Ramazan.
Salimullah Khan, National Co-ordiantor of Human Welfare Foundation said today that the foundation distributed Iftar Kit to poor Muslim families in last Ramadan also. After seeing the success the Foundation made some changes in Iftar Kit by adding more weights in the ingredients. In this Ramadan the ingredients in Iftar kit will be for one month which will cost about rupees fifteen hundred (Rs. 1500).
Apart from this, the foundation also organized Iftar Party in last Ramadan in Abul Fazal Enclave, New Delhi in which it invited poor Muslim fasting people including rickshaw puller. The foundation also organized Iftar Kit party in various places of the states in last Ramadan. The aim of this foundation is to provide maximum support and benefit to poor Muslim families so that they can fast and break Iftar like common people rather than taking fast and breaking Iftar without proper meals and Iftar.
Iftar Kit contents:1. Rice/Wheat Four 20 Kgs2. Sugar 3 Kgs3. Cooking Oil 2 Kgs4. Besan (Gram Flour) 2 Kg5. Dal (Pulses) 2 Kgs6. Salt 1 Kg7. Milk Powder 1 Kg8. Tea Leaves ½ Kg9. Dates 2 Kgs
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