Little Aqib is battling Leukaemia. The estimated cost of his treatment is £10,000. Can you give him a hand this Ramadan? Aqib is just 3 years old. He was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia in November 2022. He’s been receiving
And what can make you know what is the Night of Decree? (The Holy Qur’an 97:2) Laylatul Qadr, also known as the Night of Power or the Night of Decree, occurs on one of the odd nights in the final
Our daily routines undergo significant changes during Ramadan and burnout is commonplace. Should we give up or persist? With the chance to earn greater rewards during Laylatul Qadr, which falls in the last ten days, now is the perfect time
Our bodies go through an incredible transformation during Ramadan. Keep scrolling to discover how. Watch our video to learn how the body purifies itself over 30 days. Be inspired by the wonderful way Allah (SWT) created our physical form and
Our bodies are a trust from Allah (SWT) that we are responsible for maintaining. With global health concerns like cancer, obesity, heart disease, and diabetes on the rise, Ramadan is an ideal opportunity to introduce small dietary changes to the
In Pakistan, thousands of children are fighting cancer with the help of your Zakat this Ramadan. Support a Cancer Patient with your Zakat this Ramadan Ahsan’s parents could not afford the high cost of cancer treatment for their son. Without
Nearly three decades ago, Imran Khan envisioned equality in healthcare for Pakistanis. And he changed the way thousands of Pakistanis gave their Zakat towards healing the poor in their time of greatest need. Today, we’re fighting harder for social justice
Zakat is a form of worship with benefits that have both outward and inward dimensions. Do you know the spiritual benefits of Zakat? Socio-economic justice is possible through Zakat. Because Zakat is how Allah (SWT) commanded us to tackle poverty.
In Pakistan, thousands of children are fighting cancer with the help of your Zakat this Ramadan. Support a Cancer Patient with your Zakat this Ramadan Laiba’s parents could not afford the high cost of cancer treatment for their daughter. Without