Phuket Gov joins Rawai Muslims for Iftar
PHUKET: Governor Chamroen Tipayapongtada, accompanied by other government officials visited a mosque in the Rawai village of Saiyuan on the evening of June 14.
“We’re here to encourage and support local Muslims during Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, which commemorates the first revelation of the Koran to the Prophet Muhammad, according to Islamic belief,” said Gov Chamroen.
The officials joined the Muslim clergy for their fast-breaking dinner, called Iftar.
“Ramadan helps people to strengthen their mind and convictions, letting them practice patience and realize the vital importance of the food we consume every day,” Gov Chamroen said. “This ceremony urges us to avoid negative mental and physical acts, and allows us to express our support for all Muslims during this month.”
— Sukawin Tanthavnich
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