Social Distancing Trerahawi
An initiative where food is distributed to people in need, possibly during the COVID-19 pandemic with an emphasis on social distancing and safety. In such a context, "Terahawi" might be a reference to "Taraweeh," the special prayers, and the distribution of food might be part of a community outreach effort by organizations like Roti Bank.
Here's how such an initiative might work:
Social Distancing:
Volunteers and recipients maintain a safe distance to prevent the spread of any infectious diseases, especially important during pandemics like COVID-19.
Food is either pre-packaged or handed over in a way that limits close interaction.
Distribution might be set up in a manner that prevents crowds, such as staggered times or separate pickup points.
Roti Bank and Food Distribution:
Roti Bank: A concept where surplus food, especially roti (flatbread), is collected and distributed to needy people. In many countries, roti is a staple food, and distributing it ensures people get the nutrition they need.
Food Serving: The distribution could include a variety of meals, especially for Iftar (breaking the fast), or meals after Taraweeh prayers.
Serving Needy People:
The aim is to ensure that no one goes hungry, particularly those who are homeless or living in poverty. Volunteers, with the help of organizations like Roti Bank, would work to ensure that the food reaches the most vulnerable members of the community.
