The cost-of-living crisis is hitting hard: Here are some ways to deal with it For much of this year, the UK has been dealing with a cost of living crisis. In October, the annual ra…
Muslim Aid on Friday 2 December held an event at The Ivy in Manchester to re-establish its strong connections to the Greater Manchester area in the post-pandemic era. Key leaders i…
Hundreds of lives saved in a week: Muslim Aid’s response to Indonesia earthquake
Muslim Aid is proud to announce that our CEO Kashif Shabir is a judge on the panel of Third Sector's Business Charity Awards for 2023.
Muslim Aid is pleased that the Charity Commission has closed its Statutory Inquiry without any further regulatory action, thereby bringing an end to almost a decade of regulatory intervention into the Charity.
After ten years of continued war, the Syrian people are still suffering from injustice and
poverty. Many have ed with their families leaving their homes, possession, and livelihoods
behind.
Muslim Aid has worked in Gaza since 2006 to provide essential services. Our Water for Gaza Appeal is working to provide multiple solar-powered water stations, clean water supplies …
We’ve all heard of the cost-of-living crisis, and it’s likely that we’ve all experienced it, too. From inflated gas and electricity prices to extortionate fuel costs, no oneâ…
Indeed we belong to Allah (S.W.T), and to Him, we shall return.
MuslimAid offers it’s heartfelt condolence on the death of renowned Egyptian scholar Dr Yusuf Al Qaradawi, who was one of the most famous scholars of our time.
May Allah S.W.T grant him Jannah - Ameen.
Muslim Aid expresses its sorrow at the news of the passing of Her Majesty the Queen, Queen Elizabeth II. Our condolences are with the Royal family at this difficult time.
The Queen will be remembered not only for her dedication to public service, but her generous support for charities and humanitarian causes around the world.
It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that Muslim Aid has received the news of the death of Sheikh Abu Kizir Muhammad Abdul Salam (1935-2022), who passed away on Friday 02 September 2022 – Inna Lillahi Wa Inna Ilahi Rajioon. Sheikh Abu Kizir Muhammad Abdul Salam was a founding Trustee of Muslim Aid and served the charity as a member of the Board of Trustees for 31 years.
The Pakistan floods have resulted in 230 deaths. More than 26,897 households have been affected in Balochistan as well as around 600 Schools, 18 bridges, and 110 km of road sections have been destroyed.
Syria Winter Crisis Despite the sweltering heat in the summer, winter in Syria can be particularly dangerous due to the freezing temperatures, blistering winds, and snowfall. For m…
Muslim Aid has worked in Gaza since 2006 to provide essential services. Read on to discover the amazing work your donations have enabled us to do.
The attack on Gaza has taken the lives of at least 44, including 15 children. More than 300 people have been injured.
As of 31 July, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) reported that the floods have resulted in 434 deaths (including 175 children and 73 women) and 605 people have been injured since 1st July 2022. More than 36,469 households have been affected, of which 60% are in Balochistan.
Thank you for attending our Evening at the Ivy event.
With your help, we are one step closer to ensuring sustainable long-term projects, allowing us to invest in meaningful development programmes.
YKMI, supported by Muslim Aid UK, is implementing a one-year project to strengthen the quality of primary school education for 5 selected primary schools in Aceh Besar. A series of activities that have been carried out in collaboration with the Aceh Besar District Education Office and several partners at the provincial and district levels
This year, Muslim Aid is delighted to be able to offer quality, free-range Qurbani here in the UK, sourced from British farmers and delivered straight to your door. This Qurbani op…
Orphanages as institutional care systems have a long history of academic criticism. There is an exhaustive list of research papers, institutional position statements and investigative reports saturating the charity research space. Evidencing a near sectoral consensus, the future of aid involves the transformation of the orphanage system. Today, the FCDO (formerly DFID) does not fund any orphanage projects as a matter of policy. Instead, they actively fund projects specifically designed to transition and end the use of orphanages – a process of “deinstitutionalisation”. This policy is shared across many funders and NGOs. Even among large Muslim charities, several have, and for quite some time, terminated any funding or association with orphanage-based interventions.
