Host an Iftar Gathering

Invite Muslim and non-Muslim friends for iftar (breaking of the fast) to their homes, or during troop meetings.

Make a Presentation

If they invite their non-Muslim friends, make a small presentation about Ramadhan before the iftar to explain the significance of Ramadhan in Islam.

Create Invitation Cards

The invitation cards for The Share Ramadhan Patch iftar to be made by the Brownie/Junior Girl Scouts.

Prepare International Foods

Cadette/Senior Girl Scouts make foods from different Muslim countries to share with their Muslim and non-Muslim friends during the iftar

Organize at the Masjid

They can seek permission from the Masjid Committee to hold the iftar at the masjid.

Introduce Masjid Dress Code

If non-Muslim friends are invited they can be introduced to the Masjid Dress Code.

Explain Salah

If non-Muslim friends are invited to stay and observe the salah, they can be provided an explanation of the significance of the salah for Muslims (during the earlier presentation), or in a Ramadhan brochure prepared by the Cadette/Senior Girl Scouts.