The Inter/ Intra Faith Iftar was held in the recently completed Ahlul Bait Mosque complex. The fully carpeted mosque complete with chandeliers and beautiful tiling is a sight to behold. It was a privilege to be present at this event. Over 300 people are fed here every night during Ramadan, in the dining space near the well equipped kitchen. The centre offers a library and numerous classrooms where lecturers teach free of charge on Saturdays to any pupils needing extra tuition, especially physics and maths. Doctors from the community offer free medical advice in the clinic availed to them. The centre offers ongoing activities and courses for young and old. The Charter for Compassion adorns the main entrance also beautifully tiled. This complex is really worth a visit, and the community are so welcoming. – Mary Frost, CTII
Published by Sarah Oliver
Sarah is a facilitator, interfaith practitioner and peace advocate. She has grown up in the CTII community and been part of the Board since 2013. Sarah works as the Global Learning and Action Coordinator for the United Religions Initiative (URI). She is passionate about designing inclusive group processes that foster collaboration across differences, center marginalized experiences and cultivate joy and creativity for collective healing. View all posts by Sarah Oliver

