[custom_adv] Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, homeland’s shrine city of Mashhad hosts the biggest fast-breaking meal or “Iftar” in the world. Some 360 thousand people are served food to break their fast. [custom_adv] Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, homeland’s shrine city of Mashhad hosts the biggest fast-breaking meal or “Iftar” in the world. Some 360 thousand people are served food to break their fast. [custom_adv] Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, homeland’s shrine city of Mashhad hosts the biggest fast-breaking meal or “Iftar” in the world. Some 360 thousand people are served food to break their fast. [custom_adv] Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, homeland’s shrine city of Mashhad hosts the biggest fast-breaking meal or “Iftar” in the world. Some 360 thousand people are served food to break their fast. [custom_adv] Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, homeland’s shrine city of Mashhad hosts the biggest fast-breaking meal or “Iftar” in the world. Some 360 thousand people are served food to break their fast. [custom_adv] Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, homeland’s shrine city of Mashhad hosts the biggest fast-breaking meal or “Iftar” in the world. Some 360 thousand people are served food to break their fast. [custom_adv] Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, homeland’s shrine city of Mashhad hosts the biggest fast-breaking meal or “Iftar” in the world. Some 360 thousand people are served food to break their fast. [custom_adv] Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, homeland’s shrine city of Mashhad hosts the biggest fast-breaking meal or “Iftar” in the world. Some 360 thousand people are served food to break their fast. [custom_adv] Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, homeland’s shrine city of Mashhad hosts the biggest fast-breaking meal or “Iftar” in the world. Some 360 thousand people are served food to break their fast. [custom_adv] Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, homeland’s shrine city of Mashhad hosts the biggest fast-breaking meal or “Iftar” in the world. Some 360 thousand people are served food to break their fast.
