Zaman International, a non-profit organization, recently held its 15th annual Hope for Humanity Run Walk picnic at Dearborn's Ford Field Park to raise awareness about eradicating poverty nationwide. With nearly 1,200 attendees, the highlight of the event was the surprise wedding ceremony of Alia Sareini and Morteza Fradi officiated by Judge David Turfe.
A Surprising Encounter
Alia and Morteza first crossed paths at a Zaman International event where Morteza selflessly offered to be Alia's running buddy. Their shared passion for community service and giving back brought them closer, leading to a blossoming romance.
Love Against the Odds
Both Alia and Morteza actively participated in numerous charitable initiatives organized by Zaman International, strengthening their bond and shared values. Their unconventional love story, culminating in a unique wedding ceremony at the event, was celebrated by their loved ones and the organization's founder, Najah Bazzi.
The Power of Love and Giving
Najah Bazzi expressed her joy at witnessing love stories unfold at Zaman International's events, emphasizing the importance of love and hope in today's world. Judge Turfe, who officiated the wedding, humorously remarked on the joy of uniting couples in matrimony, highlighting the impact of volunteering and giving back on finding love.
In a world filled with pain and suffering, the story of Alia and Morteza serves as a beacon of hope and a reminder of the transformative power of love. Their union at a community-focused event not only brought joy to those present but also highlighted the significance of human connection and altruism in fostering meaningful relationships.