About 30 children joined the camp, and they were divided into three groups, which the children named after Sheikh Abdullah, Sheikh Nizar, and Saint Mary.

By tradition, the event began with the recitation of the Quran, after which the floor was given to the Imam of Odessa, Sheikh Ilyas Umarov. He delivered a speech about the importance of integrating children into the Muslim community and educating them the religious knowledge from an early age.

In the mosques of Kremenchuk and Poltava, iftars were held after the day of fasting. Musslims gathered to perform good deeds: they read the Qur'an, made du'as, and conducted religious lessons. We ask the One God for Muslims to gather for good even more often.

In the mosques of Dnipro, Kharkiv, and Mykolaiv, iftars (breaking of the fast) were held after  the recommended fasting of the Day of 'Ashura`. Muslims recited the Quran, made du'a (supplications) and held religious lessons. We ask the One God to grant prosperity to our communities.

Muslims listened to a religious lecture about this special day, recited Surah «Yasin», which brings great blessings and  hopefully reward as well. Since it is Sunnah (recommended) to fast on the Day of 'Ashura, Muslims also prepared  iftar (breaking of the fast).

Muslims in Ukraine are not standing aside and are doing their part to support those who assist  after of attacks on civilian infrastructure. On July 14, representatives and activists of the Religious  Administration of Muslims of Ukraine delivered meals to volunteers working on the restoration of the children's hospital «Okhmatdyt.»

These two weeks at the camp were very busy and productive for the children. During this time, theу  learned a lot, acquired essential religious knowledge, made many new acquaintances, and learned to work in a team.

The Grand  Mufti of Ukraine, Sheikh Ahmed Tamim, conducted a religious lecture. Traditionally,Muslims recited Surah Yasin and made du'a. Our Uzbek brothers prepared some treatment for this occasion.

Muslims in Ukraine, though residing in different localities, are united by their adherence to the monotheistic religion, the joy of major festives, and significant events. Believers observe beautiful rituals associated with these special days, expressing joy and humility.