29 shameless photos of Dubai that will amaze you
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In 2013, the Ansar Shopping Center in Dubai launched an outstanding initiative for people in need. Those who are penniless or unemployed can receive free food here. From delicious yogurt to crispy Arabic bread – during Ramadan, everyone is offered a hearty meal.
Of course, there are also some people who come in their fancy Mercedes and BMWs to collect the free food. But fundamentally, this initiative is extremely noble. It helps those who, for various reasons, cannot provide for themselves. We praise this brilliant idea and see it as an impressive manifestation of charity that should serve as an example to us all.
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