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Syria Crisis
Today I was very privileged to visit the Jordanian towns of Al-Ramtha and Al-Mafraq, both around 5km away from the Syrian border. While on my visit I learnt that, incredibly, the two towns already have well over 1,000 displaced families from Syria.
Snowdon Trek 2011
So Muslim Aid organised a challenge to trek up Mount Snowdon in May of 2011 I was well excited because I’ve never climbed Snowdon. I remember the day before the trek I fell ill and couldn’t even go in to work.
Pakistan Floods 2010
Dr Aamir Iqbal for Doctors Worldwide, visited Muslim Aid’s medical camps in Shahdadkot and Qubo Saeed Khan. He writes a short blog about his experience.
Padang Aid Mission
Rizwan Sheikh and Salem Ghandour, experience firsthand the emergency relief work in earthquake devastated Padang. After launching their own fundraising appeal for Indonesia’s earthquake survivors.
Pakistan Crisis 2009
Tufail Hussain, Fundraising Officer for Muslim Aid visited Pakistan in 2009 to see how some of the 200,000 displaced people were coping with conditions in the camps.
4 years after the tsunami
Four years after the tsunami struck the coast of Sri Lanka, Amjad Saleem, Country Director for Muslim Aid Sri Lanka reflects on how the devastating events of 2004 affected his family and local commnuties and how they have moved on since.
Myanmar-4 months on
Mohamed Ashquaff, Emergency Relief Officer for Muslim Aid Sri Lanka shares his experiences of visiting Myanmar 4 months after the disaster which left millions homeless and working with local partners to deliver emergency relief.
Myanmar Blog
Amjad Saleem, Country Director for Muslim Aid Sri Lanka and his team were one of the first aid agencies to arrive in Yangon on May 10th to deliver emergency relief to the survivors of cyclone Nargis. Here he shares his thoughts on the aftermath and working under such difficult conditions.
Hike4Gaza Blog
On March 15th 2008, Muslim Aid and a team of our volunteers donned their HIK4GAZA t-shirts and braved the elements to climb Mount Snowdon in Wales. The Mission; to raise funds for our Gaza Appeal. The outcome; sore legs, some coughs and colds but £20,000 was for the people of Gaza.
Cambodia Blog
Elest Ali, Assitant PA to the Chief Executive, travelled to the newly opened Muslim Aid Cambodia office where she saw first hand how the Muslim Aid Micro Finance and Livelihood projects are helping individuals to become more self sufficient.
