Brussels: Europe and the Arabs
Today, Chelsea Football Club is organizing an Iftar party for Muslims, becoming the first football club in the English Premier League to organize such an event, according to Rosie Diaz, the British government spokeswoman for the Middle East, in her tweet on Twitter, and she said, "
Did you know that Chelsea will be the first club in the Premier League to organize a collective iftar for Muslims in #Ramadan? Iftar will be held on March 26 at Stamford Bridge and will be attended by club members, fans, Muslim school children, a number of local mosques and members of the Muslim community.
The tweet included pictures of a number of Muslim players in the team wearing traditional clothes, "jilbab", as well as a picture of the fans in the stands carrying a large flag bearing the club's logo.