The day of Yawm Al Arafah is one of the most blessed days of the year because it is a day of spiritual significance and deep introspection. It's the day when pilgrims gather at the…
Qurbani, meaning sacrifice in Arabic, is a reminder to us of valuable life lessons like equality through giving, sacrifice, respect for religious obligations, and the natural ecosy…
Exactly this time 1,391 years ago, on the month of Duhul Hijjah, our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stood for the last time to address his ummah knowing his mission on this planet was alm…
As part of his last sermon, our dear Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) made it abundantly clear that racism is not part of his path and is something that Muslims should stay away from.
After his beloved mother passed away, Aaqil Ahmed, a loyal donor and former trustee of Muslim Aid, knew he needed to do something in her name.
In Islam, charity is an especially important and virtuous act that is encouraged to do regularly. There are several forms of charity, such as Zakat, which is…
As we worked tirelessly to serve humanity during the holy month of Ramadan, we found out just after Eid that you voted Muslim Aid as the most loved humanitarian charity in the UK
Muslim Aid is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Syed Mohammad Tanzeem Wasti (1938-2023), a former Trustee who dedicated more than three decades of his life to serving the …
Have you heard of the supplication known as "Sayyid al-Istighfar"?This powerful prayer is a great way to seek Allah's forgiveness and repent for our sins.Let's join #MuslimAid in l…
On the night of Laylat Al-Qadr, we bask ourselves in different forms of worship, such as reciting the Quran, making dua, giving charity, and observing voluntary prayers.
This Ramadan, we’re venturing a journey to understand the matters of the soul. In Surat Al-Israa, verse 85, Allah (SWT) commanded our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to say “An…
Why do we worship Allah? Why do we call upon him? Who is Allah? Join us in this series, as we learn about our lord Allah S.W.T
Laylat-al-Qadr is known as the Night of Power because it’s the holiest evening in Islam. During this night, Angel Jibril revealed the Holy Qur'an’s first verses to the…
AS WE DRAW QUICKLY TO AN END AND WE SEEK LAYLATUL QADR, WE HOPE THAT YOU WILL BENEFIT FROM THE LIVE FEED FROM MASJID AL HARAM AND MASJID AL NABAWI.
At Muslim Aid, we believe in a safer and dignified world for all. Your pledge of faith by paying your Zakat is their protection against poverty and disaster.
We’re in our first few days of Ramadan. We welcome Ramadan together as an Ummah and showcase the generosity of our global community. Ramadan is shared for all- it is a time f…
Ramadan is finally here. The month of reflection, betterment and experience of a spiritual supercharge while we fast from food, drink and sins that feed our ego and take us further…
To fulfil the obligation of Zakat, Muslims must pay 2.5% of their wealth to charity. Keep reading to find out more details about paying Zakat. Why give Zakat? Zakat …
Zakat is a Pillar of Islam that must be fulfilled by every Muslim. Giving Zakat is where one pays 2.5% of their wealth to charity every year to help others who are less fortu…
Zakat is the giving of 2.5% of the wealth of every Muslim to charity. It is given to those in need around the world and holds a lot of rewards. This form of charity is comp…
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