Dar Al Ber Society has announced the distribution of 12,000 Iftar meals daily to fasting individuals and those in need across the UAE throughout Ramadan. This initiative is part of the local Iftar Meals Project, which falls under the Society’s Ramadan season initiatives.

The Society stated that this year’s Ramadan project covers 24 different locations across three emirates of Dubai, Ajman, and Ras Al Khaimah. The selected locations have been carefully identified based on geographic and socioeconomic studies, ensuring the initiative reaches the most underserved communities, including labor accommodations and low-income areas.

A Deeply Rooted Tradition
Mr. Abdullah Ali bin Zayed Al Falasi, CEO of Dar Al Ber Society, emphasized that the Society remains committed to celebrating Ramadan by prioritizing charitable work and humanitarian initiatives, a long-standing tradition upheld for over 46 years since its establishment.

A Culture of Charity and Humanitarian Spirit
Al Falasi highlighted that Dar Al Ber’s range of Ramadan projects and initiatives for this season (1446 AH - 2025 ), including the Iftar Meals Project, reflects the UAE’s deeply rooted culture of philanthropy, humanitarian awareness, and inherent generosity. These initiatives embody the Emirati people's commitment to helping those in need, regardless of their background, and reinforce the Society’s dedication to social responsibility and community service.

Emirati Values
Al Falasi further emphasized that Dar Al Ber's Ramadan initiatives, both within and beyond the UAE, align with the nation's vision and leadership in promoting charitable work, supporting humanitarian projects, and assisting underprivileged communities. The Society strives to fulfill essential needs and alleviate hardship, contributing to universal well-being—a core value deeply embedded in the UAE’s identity and society. Special attention is given to charitable efforts within the country, ensuring that those in need receive timely support.

An Appeal for Generosity
The CEO of Dar Al Ber Society called upon philanthropists, donors, business leaders, and public and private sector institutions to step forward and contribute to the Society’s ongoing Ramadan campaign. He encouraged generosity through donations and charitable giving, helping the initiative achieve its noble religious, humanitarian, and social objectives.
Al Falasi reaffirmed that Dar Al Ber Society operates with the highest standards of governance, financial transparency, and precision, ensuring that all donations and aid reach their rightful beneficiaries following Islamic guidelines and legal regulations.