Coronavirus News: Queens community helps Muslims observing Ramadan during pandemic

ByEyewitness News WABC logo
Saturday, May 16, 2020
Queens community helps Muslims observing Ramadan
The Jackson Heights Community Church served more than 100 Iftar meals to Muslim community members.

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- An interfaith event highlighted the importance of community during the pandemic.

The Jackson Heights Community Church served more than 100 Iftar meals to Muslim community members.

Iftar is the traditional meal of breaking fast observed by Muslims after sundown during Ramadan.

The event outside the church was organized in conjunction with the Muhammadi Center.

Jackson Heights is one of the areas hardest hit by the coronavirus.

MORE CORONAVIRUS COVID-19 COVERAGE

COVID-19 Help, Information and Resources

UPDATES

New York state

New Jersey

Connecticut

Long Island

Grieving the lost: Tri-State residents who have died

RELATED INFORMATION

Share your coronavirus story with Eyewitness News

Stimulus check scams and other coronavirus hoaxes

Coronavirus prevention: how clean are your hands?

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on coronavirus

Total count of NYC COVID-19 cases based on patient address

Copyright © 2024 WABC-TV. All Rights Reserved.