Kombo Sillah Association Hosts Successful Iftar Event in Bristol

The Kombo Sillah Association (KSA) illuminated the spirit of Ramadan with a heartwarming Iftar gathering held on Saturday, March 22nd, in Bristol. The event brought together a diverse group of attendees in a vibrant celebration of unity, cultural exchange, and community spirit.

Among the distinguished guests were Bristol’s Lord Mayor Andrew Varney, and Councillor Shona Jemphrey, whose presence added a special note of recognition and support for the values of inclusion and togetherness championed by KSA.

Lord Mayor Andrew Varney, and KSA Secretary General Ebrima Scattred Janneh Jr.

The atmosphere was warm and inviting, with a rich array of traditional dishes served to mark the breaking of the fast. Guests enjoyed sweet dates, crispy samosas, and other delightful delicacies that reflected the richness of Muslim culinary traditions. The joy of sharing a meal transcended backgrounds, as attendees engaged in heartfelt conversations and built meaningful new connections.

The Iftar received enthusiastic praise from participants, many of whom highlighted the event’s inclusive nature and the opportunity it offered to engage with the cultural heritage of the Muslim community. The event stood out as a model of interfaith and intercultural dialogue, fostering empathy, respect, and mutual understanding.

More than just an evening meal, the event was a testament to KSA’s enduring commitment to community cohesion and diversity. It reflected the Association’s mission to bridge divides, foster unity, and celebrate the values that bring people together—especially during the sacred month of Ramadan.

Encouraged by the event’s success, the Kombo Sillah Association has announced plans to make the Iftar an annual tradition in Bristol. As the organisation continues to build bridges across communities, it remains a beacon of inclusion, empowerment, and shared humanity.