Iftar at the State Capitol

Representative Dr. Anna Eskamani and The Atlantic Institute respectfully invite you to join us for a Ramadan Iftar; an evening of shared table and shared conversation.

During Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn until sunset as a practice of reflection, gratitude, and service. The breaking of the fast, known as Iftar, is traditionally done in the company of others. It is an act of hospitality; an opportunity to gather, to listen, and to strengthen the ties that bind a community together.

For many of our guests, this may be their first experience of Iftar. We consider it a privilege to welcome you, to break bread together, and to continue building relationships grounded in mutual respect and civic partnership.