Iftar Tradition Thrives at Family Elders' Homes in Northern Borders Region

In Northern Borders Region, Ramadan revives the social custom of gathering for iftar at the home of the family elder. Sons, daughters, and grandchildren come together, reflecting the strength of family ties and the region's social heritage.

 Family members gather daily or on specific days to enjoy traditional dishes like jareesh and qursan, along with dates and Arabic coffee. These gatherings foster communication and respect for elders, embodying the values of generosity and kinship in the Kingdom. They also instill concepts of solidarity in younger generations and connect them to their cultural legacy.

 Despite the pace of modern life, the tradition of having iftar at the elder's home remains strong in Northern Borders Region, reflecting the community's commitment to its heritage and family bonds.