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A TikToker Posted About How The Saudi Embassy Sends Ramadan Boxes To Students Abroad
A TikToker Posted About How The Saudi Embassy Sends Ramadan Boxes To Students Abroad
A TikTok user, Thuraya, published a video of a food box that she received from the Saudi embassy in Australia, considering she lives there currently to get her degree. Thuraya mentioned that this box is such nice gesture, and that it brought joy to her heart as she’s not only spending Ramadan abroad, but also away from her hometown, friends and family
@itsslolo1 فخورة من كل قلبي اني من هذا الوطن الغالي قدايش قلب السعودية علينا داخل وبرا تحمينا وتهتم فينا وتحفظ هيبتنا وكرامتنا 😭♥️الله يكرمني وارد شوي من جميل وطني علي #ramadan ♬ الصوت الأصلي – multi fun
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People Left Loads Of Heart-Warming Comments On This Video
This video grabbed a lot of people’s attention, and the comments were full of positive messages and duaas to her and everyone who contributed to this initiative, while also talking about how generous our Kingdom is ♥️
It became clear from the comments that Thuraya was volunteering with the Saudi Embassy in Australia to prepare these boxes for her fellow Saudi classmates. She even shared a video showing what’s inside the box: flour, oil, pasta, dates, and much more.
@itsslolo1 Replying to @DDDD كل شي يخطر ببالك لرمضان 🥺♥️ #السعودية #fyp #الهاشتاقات_للشيوخ ♬ الصوت الأصلي – multi fun
This gesture is no surprise coming from Saudi Arabia, as the Ministry of Health has also done so many great initiatives like this in the past, such as offering people with wheat allergy a specified dietary plan and meals every month.
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