From Gaza and Yemen to Africa, families across the world are facing conflict, displacement, hunger, and disease.
This is not one isolated crisis.
It is a global humanitarian emergency affecting millions of vulnerable people across multiple regions.
Entire communities have lost access to food, clean water, health care, and safety. Children are growing up in displacement camps. Parents are forced to make impossible choices just to survive.
Today, humanitarian needs are rising at an unprecedented rate:
Gaza is one of the most severe emergencies, but similar suffering is unfolding across many countries at the same time.
Your donation to the Global Emergency Fund allows aid to be delivered wherever the need is most urgent, whether in Gaza, Yemen, or other crisis-affected regions.
Ramadan is not only about fasting from food; it is about responding to hardship with compassion.
The Prophet ﷺ said:
“The most beloved people to Allah are those who are most beneficial to people”
Source: al-Mu’jam al-Awsaṭ (6026)
This is a moment where our Zakat and Sadaqah can become a lifeline.
Share your Zakat with families facing hardship this Ramadan. Show your concern.
This Ramadan, your Zakat and Sadaqah can provide urgent, life-saving support to families affected by conflict, and displacement.
Every donation, whether large or small, carries intention and Allah multiplies its reward in this blessed month.
Zakat is not just an obligation; it is a means of purification and mercy.
Sadaqah is not just charity, it is protection, healing, and hope.
By giving today, you are responding to families who have no safety net, no insurance, and no reserves, only faith and resilience.
Let your Ramadan generosity reach them.
Show your concern. Share your compassion
Your contribution helps provide emergency food packs, temporary shelters, clean water, and essential household items. It also supports families as they begin rebuilding their lives after losing everything.
Yes. All emergencies need immediate assistance. Donations made this Ramadan are prioritised for rapid response and lifesaving relief on the ground.
Absolutely. Both Zakat and Sadaqah are accepted. Zakat is directed to eligible families, while Sadaqah allows flexibility to respond quickly to urgent needs and recovery efforts.
Yes. Every donation counts. In Ramadan, even small acts of generosity are multiplied in reward, and when combined with others, they become a powerful lifeline for families in crisis.
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