The Iftar dinner at the White House is not just a religious observance; it’s a social and diplomatic occasion. It brings together a diverse array of guests, including U.S. government officials, lawmakers, ambassadors, scholars, and activists from different parts of the world. The guest list also frequently includes Muslim Americans who have made significant contributions in fields like politics, education, business, and the arts. In addition to the meal, the White House Iftar often includes speeches from the President or key administration members.
