Westchester legislator hosts Ramadan Iftar dinner for unity

Gashi, the first Muslim chairman in Westchester history, welcomed legislators of all faiths, saying, "At a time when there's so much divisiveness … this is a positive message and an opportunity to come together."

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Mar 19, 2025, 10:51 AM

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Updated 4 hr ago

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Westchester County Board of Legislators Chairman Vedat Gashi hosted an Iftar dinner at the Upper Westchester Muslim Society Tuesday, marking Ramadan with a sunset meal to break the daily fast.

Gashi, the first Muslim chairman in Westchester history, welcomed legislators of all faiths, saying, "At a time when there's so much divisiveness … this is a positive message and an opportunity to come together."

Ramadan is a month of prayer and reflection for Muslims.