Ramadan inspires community spirit, volunteerism

Ramadan inspires community spirit, volunteerism

Volunteering is a meaningful way to contribute to society, but it takes on a more profound meaning during Ramadan.Muscat – Volunteering is a meaningful way to contribute to society, but it takes on a more profound meaning during Ramadan, the month of giving and charity.

Jihad Khalid al Farsi, the 27-year-old leader of Basmatna Ghair Team in Quriyat, shared with Muscat Daily the importance of voluntary efforts during Ramadan. “This time offers an opportunity for social contribution and reinforcing community bonds,” Farsi said. 

His team is active in campaigns aimed at raising awareness on reducing food wastage, managing surplus food and ensuring it reaches those in need. It also distributes seedlings across Muscat governorate advocating  the expansion of green spaces.

Farsi’s team is dedicated to promoting environmental consciousness, urging the youth of Oman to engage in initiatives that address ecological issues, champion recycling and minimise unnecessary consumption. “I urge Omani youth to actively participate in volunteer work, fostering a more compassionate and united society,” he added.

Adel al Ghailani, leader of Sur Volunteer Team, highlighted the enriching experience of volunteering, noting its impact on personal well-being and satisfaction, and the sense of belonging in communities. He views volunteer work as a means for youth