@ramadantentproject 🏰 350+ Guests breaking their fast at Windsor Castle—A Moment for the History Books at #OpenIftar! 🌙 In a historic gesture of interfaith unity, King Charles opened Windsor Castle’s State Apartments to host an Iftar event, marking the first time in its 1,000-year history that such a gathering has taken place. Over 360 guests from diverse backgrounds gathered in St George’s Hall to break their fast during the holy month of Ramadan. This event, organized in collaboration with the Royal Collection Trust and the Ramadan Tent Project, reflects the King’s longstanding commitment to championing religious diversity and fostering interfaith dialogue. Simon Maples, Windsor Castle’s visitor director, noted that the gathering aimed to ensure the palace is “enjoyed by everyone.” Expressing gratitude in an interfaith context can be beautifully encapsulated by acknowledging the shared values of thankfulness present in various traditions. As highlighted in the Interfaith Thanksgiving Speech on Gratitude in Action, gratitude serves as a reminder that everything we experience comes from a higher power, encouraging us not to take the many blessings in our lives for granted. In the spirit of this historic occasion, guests might express their appreciation by saying: “We are profoundly grateful for this gathering that transcends boundaries, bringing together diverse faiths in unity and peace. This evening exemplifies the beauty of interfaith harmony, reminding us that gratitude is a universal language that binds us all.” Such expressions honor the essence of the event and the shared commitment to mutual respect and understanding among different faith communities. @royalcollectiontrust If you missed the magic of Open Iftar at St. George’s Hall, here’s a glimpse from the incredible coverage on BBC Breakfast, BBC One, and the News Channel! @bbcbreakfast @bbcnewsuk A huge thank you to Asad Ahmad for capturing this historic evening—we hope to be back next year! Publicity: @sands.london #Ramad#RamadanI#OpenIftar2025n#MakingHistoryc#kingcharlesk#BreakingBreadTogetherd#ramadan2025k#thankyous#windsord#ramadankareemd#RamadanMubarako#tiktokf#fy##fypl#royalfamilyi#britishroyalfamilyl#royals - @fmolloy