Cheche Bookshop in Lavington Nairobi, known for its vibrant literary events, is hosting an Iftar dinner party during the holy month of Ramadan. The event, open to everyone, is being organized by Amira Kagichu who's popular on twitter for her poignant and brave writing on her experiences with schizophrenia. Kagichu, a recent  re(con)vert to Islam has been documenting her spiritual journey and is now hosting her first ever Iftar open to anyone interested in learning about Ramadan.
The Iftar party, which is scheduled for this Friday 15th April promises to be a memorable evening filled with delicious food, refreshing drinks, and opportunities to learn about Ramadan. The aim of the event is to bring together people from diverse backgrounds and cultures, to share their stories and experiences.

come and experience the true spirit of Ramadan at the Cheche iftar party on Friday. we'll have delicious food and refreshments, learn about Ramadan, and be surrounded by people from diverse backgrounds and cultures. come let's share our stories, and create memories. open to all! pic.twitter.com/vBX715u8q9

— Amira 🐝🧑🏾‍🔬 (@_kagichu) April 11, 2023

Ramadan is a holy month observed by Muslims worldwide, and it involves fasting from dawn to sunset. Iftar is the meal eaten after sunset to break the fast. The Cheche Iftar party is an opportunity for people of all faiths and backgrounds to experience the true spirit of Ramadan, which is about community, generosity, and compassion.
 Cheche Bookshop has become known for hosting events that celebrate diversity and promote inclusivity. The Iftar party is another example of the bookshop's commitment to creating a space where people from different walks of life can come together and engage in meaningful conversations.
If you're in Nairobi and looking for a unique and enriching way to experience Ramadan, consider attending the Cheche Iftar party. You're sure to have a great time, meet interesting people, and learn something new. Pay what you can from Ksh 300