Melbourne's queer Muslims break fast together during Ramadan

Organisers of Melbourne's Iftar for queer Muslims say the event gives people an opportunity to embrace their entire identity without judgement. (ABC News: Rosanne Maloney)

In a warm, well-lit room tucked away in Melbourne's CBD, the city's queer Muslim community has come together to break fast during Ramadan.

This Iftar — meaning the meal eaten after sunset during Ramadan — has been running for three years to provide a space for Muslims in the LGBTQ community.