Ifter dinner

Ifṭār, the communal meal shared by Muslims during Ramaḍān, the holy month of fasting in the Islamic calendar, takes place each evening after sunset prayers. Through the tradition of breaking the fast, this gathering invites participants to learn how the sharing of food, life stories, and reflections on mercy within faith can foster mutual understanding and friendship, and embody shared values within a diverse social and cultural context.

This event is an invitation-only interfaith dialogue gathering, with participants arranged through partner institutions and designated invitations. This page serves as a programme introduction and an institutional public record, offering insight into our ongoing practice of intercultural and interreligious dialogue.

Date: Friday, 6 March 2026
Time: 6:00 – 8:30 PM
Venue: The China Graduate School of Theology
Enquiries: 2694 4041 / bd@tfscc.org

* The event is an invitation-only interfaith dialogue gathering. It will be conducted entirely in English.

Guest Speakers

Rev. Dr. Bernard Wong
President, China Graduate School of Theology

Prof. James Frankel
Director, Centre for the Study of Islamic Culture
The Chinese University of Hong Kong