Masjid mein behtreen iftar ki tayari Itne saarey flavors ke juices banae

In this episode, there seems to be some confusion and concern about Faran's behavior. Waqas and others have expressed that they are troubled by him. Meanwhile, the team is busy packing and distrib

Ramadan Iftar Preparations in Full Swing

In the latest episodes of a Ramadan-themed drama, the team is busy preparing for a special Iftar scene. The distribution of fruits, tea leaves, and cotton is going well, with each person receiving a generous donation. Meanwhile, Ali Bhai and his team are responsible for bringing in a variety of items, including sherbet, chicken, and other essentials.

A Delicious Iftar Spread

In a separate vlog, the host and his brother are preparing for Iftar, the evening meal to break the daily fast during Ramadan. They are joined by other food riders, who have brought an array of dishes, including samosas, minced meat samosas, and malai boti rolls. The group is also seen packing other dishes, including a green haleem. The host shows the process of making jalebis, a popular sweet treat, by filling something with the jalebi material and frying it.

A Unique Iftar Venue

For the first time, Iftar is being held inside a market where animals are bought during Bakra Eid. The market has a mosque and madrasa where children study, and they will also be partaking in the Iftar. Residential people, bank workers, and those who serve the animals throughout the year will also be having Iftar here.

Racing Against Time

The preparations for Iftar are in full swing, with big pots of sherbet, including red, blueberry, and mango flavors, and ice having arrived. Minced meat samosas, creamy body rolls, dates, and beef biryani are also being prepared for the Iftar. The setup is almost complete, and the children are eagerly waiting for the Iftar to begin.

A Heartwarming Iftar Experience

In another episode, a large mosque is shown preparing for Iftar, with plates of rolls and beef biryani laid out. Sharbat, a sweet drink, is also being prepared to complete the Iftar dastarkhan, or meal. As the time for Iftar approaches, people begin to gather and take their seats. Water and sharbat are poured, and the blue kamiji, a type of sweet, is added to the sharbat.

A VIP Iftar Experience

In a final episode, a large jug is being filled with various sherbets, including blueberry and mango, which will be served on a dastarkhan. As Iftaar approaches, the sherbets are quickly distributed to the plates, which are loaded with rolls, samosas, fruits, chutney, dates, and other delicious items. After reciting the Namaz, the main course, biryani, is served. The beef Bihari biryani is particularly praised for its masala and VIP-worthy piece. Overall, the Iftar at Dodo Masjid was a great success, with over 200 people in attendance, including many children and older people.