With up to 1000 years of Islamic heritage, the history, culture and environment of Burma make it a very unique and rich country.

Unfortunately many of its people have been living in poverty and the recent cyclone has brought further suffering to their lives.

Come and taste authentic Burmese cuisine with recipes from some of the various Burmese Muslim communities, including Rohingyas, Panthay, Pashus, Kamans and Myedu.

And while you are stimulating your taste buds, learn more about the beautiful story of Islam's journey to the heart of Burma and how Burmese Muslims have been particularly affected by the current regime.

Ustadh Abu Muntasir, who knows the country well, will remind us of the importance of charity during times of disaster and relate some of his personal experiences of the region.

All proceeds from the event will be donated to Burma Aid - a not for profit company in the process of UK charity registration; registration number - 06591979.

All are welcome but please book your seat in advance.

Tickets cost £5 in advance and £10 at the door and cover the cost of the buffet.

Date: Saturday 31st May 2008.

Time: 6.30 pm - 9.00 pm.

Venue: Toynbee Hall, 28 Commercial Street, Aldgate, London, E1 6LS.

Tickets: £5 in advance and £10 at the door and cover the cost of the buffet.

For registration and more information contact Tel: 07511 684263

6:35pm Tuesday 27th May 2008

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