The administrators of the Ulu Mosque Foundation affiliated to the Netherlands Religious Foundation (HDV) organized a street iftar for 1500 people.
Muslim families and Dutch residents came together at the street iftar organized in the area called "Mosque Square" within walking distance of the Utrecht train station, which is the center of train stations in the Netherlands.
Approximately 1500 people attended the iftar program organized by the administrators of the Great Mosque Foundation, which is located in the "Largest Museum of the Netherlands" project, and representatives of the Utrecht Police Department, the municipality and different institutions also attended.
The participants broke their fast with the call to prayer and prayed evening prayers in the mosque after the iftar.
- The Biggest Museum Project in the Netherlands
Houses of worship of different religions, which are included in the "The Biggest Museum of the Netherlands" project initiated by the Catharijneconvent National Museum in the Netherlands to increase visits to places of worship in the country, serve in the field of culture and art within the scope of the project.
The places of worship specially selected for the project are evaluated according to their architectural and cultural structure.
The Biggest Museum of the Netherlands project includes a total of 22 places of worship belonging to different religions in the country.