Department of Sociology Gathers at Traditional Iftar

On March 3rd, the Department of Sociology held its annual traditional iftar program. The event brought together faculty members, graduate students, and undergraduate students in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

The event was organized as a “potluck” iftar, encouraging participants to bring dishes from their own regional cuisines. This format resulted in a rich and colourful table reflecting the department’s international and multicultural community. Participants shared homemade meals representing various cultures and regions, turning the evening into a meaningful and enjoyable experience.

The program provided a vital space for strengthening bonds outside the classroom. Faculty members and students engaged in heartfelt conversations, sharing both personal experiences and academic perspectives in a relaxed setting.

The Department of Sociology plans to continue this traditional iftar program in the coming years, as it plays a key role in fostering a sense of belonging and community.