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Iftar meals in the United States and Canada are often held at mosques, households, and Islamic community centres.
On 9 December 1805, President Thomas Jefferson postponed dinner at the White House until sunset to accommodate an envoy from Tunis, an event considered by many to be the first White House iftar
Iftar ceremony in the streets of Tehran
Iftar meals in the United States and Canada are often held at mosques, households, and Islamic community centres.
On 9 December 1805, President Thomas Jefferson postponed dinner at the White House until sunset to accommodate an envoy from Tunis, an event considered by many to be the first White House iftar