Muslims have for the first time in history broke their fast at the Tower of London on Monday evening in an interfaith event. The Naz Legacy Foundation, a British Muslim organisation that supports ethnic minority youth from disadvantaged backgrounds, teamed up with the Tower of London to host the first iftar in the London landmark’s 900-year-history. Religious leaders from different backgrounds, including Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis and Cardinal Vincent Nichols attended the interfaith iftar. They discussed issues relating to their own religious communities such as anti-Semitism and the historic …