‘The example of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is like a seed of grain, which grows seven ears; in each ear is a hundred grains. And Allah multiplies His reward for whom He wills. And Allah is all-Encompassing and all-Knowing.’ [The Noble Qur’an 2:261]

This divine promise was made by Allah (swt) to all who give selflessly to help the poor and needy. We are truly blessed to know that the more we give, the more we will gain, by the generosity of Allah.

Maximise the 30 days of this holy month and do not let them slip you by. Give More, Gain More.

The number of people affected by the Coronavirus Pandemic continues to rise each day. Your donation will help those most vulnerable survive this pandemic. Our global response includes:

· Creating isolation packs that contain basic food items such as rice, cereals and tinned food, as well as diapers, toilet paper and soap.

· Producing medical packs for global front line medical officials, including medical masks, medical gowns, surgical disposable gloves, medical goggles and hand sanitizers.

· Generating awareness and education about personal hygiene in order to avoid a further spread of the virus.

‘And establish prayer, give Zakat and obey the Messenger so that mercy may be shown to you.’ [Qur’an 24:56]

Such is the importance of Zakat that it is mentioned in the Qur’an alongside Salah 30 times, and literally means ‘purification and increase’. Zakat is a compulsory charity that each adult Muslim, of sound mind, must give each year if their wealth exceeds the value of Nisab.

With the reward for Fard acts multiplied by 70 during the month of Ramadan, there is no better time to give your Zakat.

The Messenger of Allah (saw) said, ‘When a person dies, his deeds come to an end except for three: Sadaqah Jariyah (a continuous charity), or knowledge from which benefit is gained, or a righteous child who prays for him’. [Muslim]

From building wells to orphan sponsorships and livelihood programmes, our Sadaqah Jariyah projects enable people to help themselves beyond the initial intervention, ensuring that both them and you reap the benefits for years to come in sha’ Allah.

Reap the rewards this Ramadan and give towards one of our Sadaqah Jariyah projects.

The Prophet Muhammed (saw) said, “I and the person who looks after an orphan will be in paradise together like this,” and he held his forefinger and middle finger together [Al-Bukhari].

By following the guidance of Prophet Muhammad (saw) and sponsoring an orphan, you will have done something truly remarkable. You will be part of an enduring community of people who want to make a difference to the lives of vulnerable orphans. Not only does your orphan sponsorship transform the life of your sponsored child, but you will also receive great reward and satisfaction as a result.

Sponsor an orphan in the blessed month of Ramadan and transform the life of a needy child.

Ramadan rolls around once a year, and each year some of us end up feeling a little rusty on the Do’s and Don’ts, the terminology used and generally how to get the best out of the most blessed month of the year.

Have no fear! We’ve compiled all our Ramadan related articles that are packed with quick refreshers, tips and tricks.

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Ramadan is a time of worship, reflection, forgiveness and charity. During this blessed month, we are offered many extra opportunities for sincere du’a to be accepted, in addition to making du’a at night and during sujjud.

We've compiled a list of essential du'as to see you through this blessed month.

Have a look and share with friends and family.

This auspicious night falls during the last 10 nights of Ramadan. In 2020, the 27th night of the Holy month of Ramadan is expected to fall on or around Tuesday 19th May, dependent on the sighting of the moon.

The reward for any righteous act performed during this night is infinite. This is why so many Muslims opt to pay their Zakat during the Holy month of Ramadan – and especially on the Night of Power – to reap the wealth of rewards that come with doing so.