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Muslim Aid's Values

As a faith based international NGO, Muslim Aid draws upon a rich heritage of social action and working with various communities to improve the lives of others in need.

Muslim Aid commits itself to working with: 

  • Dignity (Karamah)  Treating people with respect, valuing their agency and enabling self-sufficiency. 

  • Justice (Adl)  Placing fairness at the heart of our work and aiming to provide just outcomes for the communities we support. 

  • Excellence (Ihsan)  Striving for the highest standards in all aspects of our work by holding ourselves accountable and constantly improving our systems and processes. 

  • Compassion (Rahma)  Building strong relationships based on showing mercy, understanding and empathy for people's needs. 

  • Service (Khidma)  Putting the needs of our beneficiaries first so that we can serve them in the way that they want to be served.  

Inspired by our faith, we work with an inclusive approach to all peoples; regardless of their faith, race, ethnicity, age and ability.

We recognise the complexity and dynamic nature of the work we engage with, and actively seek a participatory approach from all levels to address the underlying structural and systematic causes of poverty within the communities we work with.

Working in this manner enables us to partner with all those committed to improving the lives of others, regardless of their own faith (or none) and/or political persuasion.

We are a faith-based British international charity that provides help to people who are victims of natural disasters or conflict or suffering from poverty, hunger, disease, homelessness, injustice, deprivation or lack of skills and economic opportunities.

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