Hello, @shahid76. Through your well-written diary, I have been able to enjoy a fresh and pleasant read in which you narrate the most important events of last Tuesday, January 20, in a very organized and chronological manner.

In fact, the organizers of the Islamic conference deserve proper recognition, as do all the brothers and sisters who participated directly or indirectly in it. The economic, cultural, gastronomic, and recreational components are an integral and indivisible part of the religious fellowship that was experienced and enjoyed by the thousands of attendees, including you. One of the parts that caught my attention the most was the artisanal preparation of bread and its baking on a clay griddle over a wood fire; in truth, I had never seen bread prepared in this way before. That is why many visitors decided to enter the restaurant and order their share of fresh bread to taste its exquisite flavor.

The prevailing climate in my country is tropical, therefore high temperatures are common throughout most of the territory, except for the Andes mountain range and other mountainous areas with dense vegetation, where we can enjoy a temperature gradient with an average range between 10° and 16°C. From this, I can deduce that the area where the conference was held is characterized by relatively low temperatures; however, this did not prevent the planned religious program from being carried out satisfactorily.

Without a doubt, I really enjoyed this content, which has an exceptional cultural, religious, and environmental contribution.

Thank you very much for sharing your experience.

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