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Muslim Aid Launches Emergency Appeal To Help Syrian Refugees
The ongoing conflict in Syria has left over 200,000 Syrians displaced. Muslim Aid’s Syria Appeal has raised over £240,000 so far. Muslim Aid teams are on the ground in Lebanon and Jordan offering aid and support to the men, women and children fleeing their country for the security and safety of their lives.
Muslim Aid launches emergency Appeal to help victims of Pakistan floods
Pakistan flash floods update 21 September 2011
An estimated 2 million people in Pakistan are suffering from flood related diseases. Cases of malaria and diarrhoea are rising, especially amongst children. There is an urgent need of food, clean water and shelter as people flee from their homes.
Sadaqa Jariyah- Charity which Outlives You!
The beauty of Sadaqa Jariyah is that it is a form of charity which will provide you with rewards for as long as people benefit from your good deeds. When a man passes away, his good deeds will also come to an end except for three:
“Sadaqah Jariyah (ceaseless charity); a knowledge which is beneficial, or a virtuous decendant who prays for him (for the deceased)” Abu Hurairah
Multiply your deeds even further by joining Muslim Aid and donating to our amazing Sadaqa Jariyah appeal today. Help Muslim Aid dig, build, teach and ultimately REACH more people THIS Ramadan.
"The best loved deeds to Allah are the ones that are continuous even if they are not very many." Sahih Bukhari & Muslim
Together, we can help each other by providing Sadaqa Jariya for those who need it the most, enhancing lives and creating hope for a brighter future through the empowerment of others taking control of their own livelihoods.
Horn of Africa - Drought Appeal
Horn of Africa Update: 3rd May
On 3 May 2012 Muslim Aid Somalia received a shipment of nutritious food items including porridge from our partner Americares. This food will help reduce malnutrition amongst many children who are still suffering from the effects of last year's drought. These items will be sent to remote health and nutrition centers in Kismayo. Muslim Aid is the only organisation in Kismayo which is running an effective health and nutrition programme.
Around 7,500 moderately malnourished children will get benefit from this supply in the coming weeks.
Muslim Aid has launched an urgent emergency appeal to provide humanitarian relief to people affected by the severe drought and malnutrition occurring in the countries of eastern Horn of Africa.