Organisers say the meal, which was among their first in-person events since the coronavirus outbreak, was a major success. Reuters
People gather at the ‘Open Iftar 2022’ on the steps of the Royal Albert Hall in London. PA
The event brought together people from all communities to share Iftar outside the world famous London landmark. PA
Around 500 worshippers broke their Ramadan fast in front of the iconic concert venue in central London after it was transformed into a spectacular dining space. Reuters
Hundreds of people gathered on the steps of the Royal Albert Hall on Wednesday night, which organisers hoped would be one of the largest iftars the UK had ever seen. PA
The free event, which was open to members of all communities across Britain, was put together by the Ramadan Tent Project. Reuters
Organisers say the meal, which was among their first in-person events since the coronavirus outbreak, was a major success. Reuters
People gather at the ‘Open Iftar 2022’ on the steps of the Royal Albert Hall in London. PA
The event brought together people from all communities to share Iftar outside the world famous London landmark. PA
Around 500 worshippers broke their Ramadan fast in front of the iconic concert venue in central London after it was transformed into a spectacular dining space. Reuters
Hundreds of people gathered on the steps of the Royal Albert Hall on Wednesday night, which organisers hoped would be one of the largest iftars the UK had ever seen. PA
The free event, which was open to members of all communities across Britain, was put together by the Ramadan Tent Project. Reuters
Organisers say the meal, which was among their first in-person events since the coronavirus outbreak, was a major success. Reuters
