TWA-Q, CIC co-organize & host Mega Iftar

Qatar

In a heartwarming display of community solidarity and compassion, the Telangana Welfare Association – Qatar (TWA-Q), in partnership with the Center for Indian Community (CIC) Qatar – Rayan Zone, successfully completed a Mega Iftar campaign on March 29. The initiative aimed to provide Iftar meals to 800 deserving blue-collar workers at a camp in Abu Nakhla.

Mohammed Abdul Rauf, President of TWA-Q, expressed gratitude for the overwhelming response received from the Telugu community in Qatar. Their generous contributions made the Mega Iftar Camp possible, catering to the needs of hundreds of blue-collar workers. Additionally, TWA-Q has undertaken the task of distributing 100 Iftar meals daily throughout the month of Ramadan, aiming to reach a total of 3,000 to 3,500 meals. Rauf extended his thanks to the entire team of the Indian Community Benevolent Forum (ICBF) for their unwavering support and encouragement. Kulwinder Singh Honey, Managing Committee Member and Head of Labour Welfare at ICBF, graced the event with his presence.

Khaja Nizamuddin, Chairman of TWA-Q, affirmed the organization’s commitment to continue undertaking noble causes in the future. He called upon community leaders, TWA members, and the Telugu community in Qatar to offer their continuous support for such initiatives.

The success of the Mega Iftar campaign was made possible by the dedicated efforts of TWA-Q’s Management Committee, Sub-Committee, and Advisory Board Members. Key individuals such as Naveed Dastagir, Mohammed Shoieb, Mohammed Taha, Syed Bakhar, Mohammed Salahuddin, Gulam Rasool, Ramesh Pitla, Krishna, Nagaraju, Nadeem, Feroz Mohammed, Gulam Ghouse, and Talha Shabath, along with event volunteers, played pivotal roles in ensuring the smooth execution of the campaign.

The collaborative efforts of TWA-Q and CIC Qatar exemplify the spirit of compassion and community service, embodying the true essence of Ramadan. As the holy month progresses, their commitment to serving those in need serves as a beacon of hope and solidarity for the entire community.