The High Commission of Sri Lanka in Singapore hosted an Iftar dinner on March 17, 2025, bringing together members of the Sri Lankan Muslim community in Singapore to celebrate the spirit of Ramadan.
The event fostered a strong sense of belonging among the Sri Lankan diaspora, emphasizing the values of compassion, reflection, and togetherness.
The Guest of Honour, Dr. Maliki Bin Osman, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office and Second Minister for Education and Foreign Affairs, joined the gathering, reflecting Singapore’s commitment to interfaith harmony.
Welcoming the guests, High Commissioner Senarath Dissanayake highlighted the significance of Ramadan as a time for self-reflection, generosity, and communal solidarity. He also commended Singapore’s dedication to interfaith understanding and multiculturalism, values that resonate with Sri Lanka’s vision of peaceful coexistence.
The religious observances were led by Qari Sheikh Ibrahim from Balavi Mosque, followed by Maghrib prayers after breaking the fast.
The evening concluded with a traditional Sri Lankan Iftar dinner, offering guests a taste of Sri Lankan cuisine, further strengthening community ties in a spirit of unity and celebration.
