On March 23rd, the American Turkish Friendship Association (ATFA) co-hosted a remarkable Ramadan Interfaith Friendship Dinner at Westfields Marriott in Chantilly, Virginia, bringing together representatives from over 30 diverse organizations. This special community iftar dinner created a vibrant space for cultural exchange, interfaith dialogue, and unity during the holy month of Ramadan.
The evening welcomed a broad range of guests, including:
Faith leaders from mosques, churches, and synagogues
Virginia state delegates, senators, and other elected officials
First responders from local police and fire departments
Academics, university staff, and students
Business professionals, nonprofit directors, and community organization leaders
Attendees enjoyed a delicious variety of traditional Turkish cuisine, reflecting the spirit of hospitality and togetherness that defines Ramadan.
More than just a meal, the program fostered meaningful conversations, new friendships, and collaboration opportunities that extended beyond the evening itself.
This Ramadan event truly highlighted the power of coming together across backgrounds to celebrate shared values and build stronger, more inclusive communities.
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