One of the volunteers explains that it is a moment of standing still. “You are always busy, with school, work or something else,” she says. “During Ramadan, you go back to what matters.” That’s God, she explains, but also time with loved ones and your loved ones. “You do it for yourself, but with people who are dear to you.”
Amersfoort mosque cooks for others: ‘The iftar should always be possible, even if you have little to spend’
