During the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims observe fasting from dawn to sunset as a religious practice. Breaking the fast at sunset is a significant communal event for Muslims, and the project aimed to create an inclusive and welcoming atmosphere for people of all backgrounds to participate in this tradition.

The event took place in Bradford Centenary Square, a public space where the local community could gather. The open invitation was extended to the wider public, promoting interfaith and intercultural understanding by providing an opportunity for individuals from different backgrounds to experience and engage in the breaking of fast ceremony alongside the local Muslim community.

The event was notable for its diverse attendance, with more than 500 people participating. This inclusive atmosphere allowed for cultural exchange, fostering connections and building bridges among attendees.

In addition to the community members, the event was graced by the presence of important figures. MP Naz Shah, a Member of Parliament representing Bradford, and the Head of Social Services were among the notable attendees, showing their support for the initiative and the spirit of inclusivity.