UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer hosted a special Iftar event at his official residence, 10 Downing Street, to bring together members of the Muslim community during Ramadan.
As the sun set and it was time to break the fast, Prime Minister Starmer personally offered dates to the attendees, following the tradition of ending the daily fast with something sweet. In his speech, he spoke about the importance of unity, understanding, and community support. He emphasized the need to challenge misconceptions and create a society where people from all backgrounds feel valued and included.
Starmer also highlighted the significant contributions of British Muslims and encouraged young people in the community to stay inspired and continue making a positive impact. He expressed how honored he felt to share this moment with them, reinforcing the strong connection between the Muslim community and 10 Downing Street.
The event was attended by several prominent figures, including Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood and Faith Minister Lord Wajid Khan, along with leaders from different sectors who contribute to society in various ways. The gathering reflected the spirit of togetherness and respect that Ramadan represents, fostering a sense of unity and mutual appreciation.
