MADINAH — Iftar meals on the first day of Ramadan at the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah presented a remarkable scene that embodied the spirit of solidarity and generosity, reflecting the highest standards of care and exemplary service extended to visitors of the city during the holy month. Hundreds of thousands of fasting worshipers—residents and visitors alike—gathered to share in the iftar meal within the sacred precincts of the mosque, in a scene suffused with the profound spirituality of this blessed time. Iftar tables were arranged throughout the mosque’s courtyards, where the faithful assembled in an atmosphere defined by harmony, compassion, and reverence. Their experience was supported by a comprehensive and meticulously organized system of services, thoughtfully designed to provide a serene and accommodating environment for worship and for breaking the fast with comfort and tranquility. Individuals and benefactors also stood at the forefront of these efforts, generously contributing to and serving the iftar meals for fasting worshipers, further exemplifying the enduring values of charity and communal care that distinguish Ramadan in Madinah.