In Bangladesh, thousands of Rohingya refugees and host community members faced their harshest dry season yet. Temperatures are extreme, rainwater ponds and reservoirs have dried up, and even basic hand pumps no longer function. This resulted in 60% less water collected than previous years for their most basic needs. Families barely have enough to drink, cook, or stay clean. But there’s a way you can help. Your Sadaqah Jariyah can support clean, sustainable water solutions that restore hope and dignity. …
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Wishing you and your loved ones peace, joy, and blessings on this special day.Eid is a time of compassion and giving—let’s remember those in need. To share Eid’s joy, we’ve …
“It was before the children could have their tea… We heard gunshots and bombs. We had to run…we didn’t even get a chance to have breakfast” In these words, Hawa, …
“No good deeds done on other days are superior to those done on these.” —Prophetic Hadith In these blessed days of Dhul Hijjah, giving is among the best of deeds. …
Connected by Humanity, Strengthened by Zakat This Ramadan, your Zakat and Sadaqah donations reached over 199,800 refugees and displaced individuals, providing them with essential support and a sense of hope …
In 2024, the need for humanitarian assistance has reached unprecedented levels, with more than 122 million people displaced globally due to conflict, persecution, and climate-related disasters. The response to this …
The Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America (AMJA) is an Islamic legal forum made up of Ph.D. holders in Islamic Shariah, specializing in issuing fatwas. It serves as a neutral …
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