A meaningful and memorable evening unfolded at Birmingham City University, where the Birmingham branch proudly hosted its second Ramadan iftar in collaboration with the School of Architecture and the Built Environment. The event brought together students from diverse backgrounds, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere centred around reflection, community, and shared experience.
Throughout the evening, attendees engaged in moments of thoughtful reflection, appreciating the deeper significance of Ramadan. A highlight of the event was the captivating Ebru art exhibition, which showcased the beauty of traditional paper marbling and sparked curiosity among guests. Adding a fun and interactive element, the Ramadan-themed Kahoot quiz encouraged friendly competition while offering insight into the traditions and values of the holy month.
The evening also featured a shared iftar meal, where students came together to break their fast, strengthening connections and fostering a sense of unity within the community.
