In the Ten Sacred Days, Give What’s Needed the Most.

“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.  Giving your Zakat or Sadaqah now carries an immense reward. For you, it’s charity.For refugees, it’s survival. A roof. A warm meal. Clean water. Medicine. School fees. Relief from crushing debt.Your Zakat offers Cash Assistance that helps families meet their most urgent needs — with dignity. But severe funding cuts

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This Ramadan, Fathers in Yemen Struggle to Feed Their Children.

“How can I provide a meal for my children this Iftar?” This is the heartbreaking question that haunts Mohammed, an internally displaced father in Yemen. Every day, as the sun sets and families around the world prepare for Iftar, Mohammed and thousands like him wonder if they will have anything to feed their children. “I keep asking myself, how will I bring food? That’s what’s on my mind the whole time.” Ramadan—a month of blessings, forgiveness, and giving—is also a

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Welcoming New Hijri Year: Building inclusive communities takes leadership

Muslims around the world celebrated the new Islamic calendar year, 1444 AH, on July 29, 2022. This occasion, which took place in 622 CE, draws its significance more as historical event than religious celebration. However, Hijra, or the migration from Mecca to Medina, is a momentous event that shaped Islamic civilization and is used to chronicle its history. At its core, Hijra is a human story and its main actors are refugees who sought a new beginning in a distant

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