Reported by Suprovat Sydney: On Saturday, 28 February 2026, a warm spirit of unity and mutual respect was on display as the Affinity Intercultural Foundation, in collaboration with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, hosted a special “Harmony in Faith” Iftar Dinner. The event brought together people from diverse religious and cultural backgrounds to celebrate understanding, dialogue, and community harmony.
The gathering highlighted the values of compassion, respect, and cooperation that are shared across different faith traditions. Community leaders, faith representatives, and invited guests attended the program, which aimed to strengthen interfaith relationships and encourage meaningful conversations among participants.
One of the key attendees at the event was The Community Voice of Australia (CVA). The organisation played an active role in supporting the initiative and engaging with other community groups present at the dinner.mi
CVA President and former Deputy Mayor, Councillor Ibrahim Khalil Masud, attended the program and took part in discussions with fellow community leaders. He initiated conversations with different groups present at the gathering, emphasizing the importance of building bridges between communities and promoting peaceful coexistence in Australia’s multicultural society.
During the evening, participants shared reflections on the significance of Iftar, the meal that breaks the fast during the holy month of Ramadan. Speakers highlighted how gatherings like this create opportunities for people of different faiths to learn from one another and strengthen social cohesion.
The organisers expressed their gratitude to all guests and community representatives who attended the program. They noted that such events demonstrate how faith-based and community organisations can work together to foster respect, understanding, and harmony among Australia’s diverse communities.
The Harmony in Faith Iftar Dinner concluded with guests sharing a traditional meal and engaging in friendly conversations, reinforcing the message that dialogue and cooperation remain key to building a united and inclusive society.
Community members praised the initiative, saying that interfaith events like this help create stronger bonds between people of different backgrounds while promoting the values of peace and mutual respect.
The organisers hope to continue hosting similar programs in the future to further strengthen relationships between faith communities and encourage ongoing interfaith collaboration across Australia.