Donald Trump, the president of the United States, hosted the annual Iftar dining at the White House on Thursday and thanked the Muslim community for their support of the November 2024 national elections.
” I want to give a pretty special thanks to the tens of thousands of Muslim Americans who voted for us in the presidential election in 2024. It was remarkable. We had a little slower relations with you, but we made it. While I’m chairman, I will be there for you, according to Trump, adding that the Muslim group was there for us in November.
The Muslims observe a daily fast from dawn to dusk, putting more emphasis on prayer and devotion to God during the holy quarter. Then Muslims from all over the world visit their loved ones and friends for supper and observe a fast with an Iftar meal. We are all hoping for peace in the world as a whole,” he said.
Trump praised his administration’s political attempts to broker a truce in the Middle East, where Hamas and Israel have been at odds with for the past three years. After a January peace led by the US, Egypt, and Qatari government was reached on March 18, fighting resumed.
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The leader stated his desire to see a bright future for all.
He said,” You have someone in the White House who loves you.”
Muslim families gather together at sunset each day to celebrate the Almighty and observe a fast with an Iftar meal. exactly like this. This is what we have for evening. I hope you find it enjoyable. Don’t worry if you don’t like it, then fine. Trump jokingly said, “You’re still in the White House.”
The president recently addressed Ramadan observers earlier this month with his “warmest greetings.”
Eid-ul-Fitr is observed as the conclusion of everyday fasting during the Ramadan, which is observed during the classic iftar celebration. The event will be observed on March 31.
