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IKEA’s Home Away From Home on London’s South Bank Gives Muslim Commuters a Cosy Space to Break Their Fast
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IKEA’s home away from home on London’s South Bank gives Muslim commuters a cosy space to break their fast
IKEA last week welcomed Londoners to its pop-up home away from home on the city’s iconic South Bank, where the retailer hosted a series of three, free of charge ‘Iftar at Ours’ events. The events were designed to provide a homely space in London’s busy commuter hub, where Muslims could come together and break their fast while on their way home. With Ramadan starting in mid-February this year, many Muslims in the UK are breaking their fast while …
The state government invites the joint breaking of fasts at the State Chancellery, Muslims and Christians come and celebrate together.
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