Rochdale, Greater Manchester – In a powerful display of cross-cultural solidarity, residents, civic leaders, and representatives from various local organisations gathered at Unity House on March 6th to observe a community iftar. The event, held during the holy month of Ramadan, brought together individuals from a wide spectrum of ethnic, cultural, and faith backgrounds—including those of different faiths and none—to share a meal and reflect on shared human values. Organised by the local non-profit organisation KYP (Kashmir Youth Project), the gathering was designed to foster meaningful connections across the borough. An iftar is the meal served at sunset to break the daily fast observed by Muslims during Ramadan. While traditionally a religious observance, community iftars have become increasingly popular as inclusive events that invite non-Muslims to participate and learn about the tradition, promoting interfaith dialogue and social cohesion. The evening began with a welcome addr...