According to World Food Programme (WFP), food insecurity in Syria has been increasing since the country plunged into civil war. As of the latest report, an estimated 12.4 million people -about 60% of Syria’s population- suffer from food insecurity. This shows a sharp increase of 57% since 2019, a record high ever recorded. 

This year, Syria also faced the worst drought in 70 years, disrupting the crop harvest and the food supply. Syrians also experience increased prices of goods and necessities, making many Syrians can’t afford compare to before.

Our brothers and sisters in Syria are desperate and in dire need of our help. Therefore, as their brothers and sisters in Islam, let’s donate to Syria’s Bread Project to help them cope with this hardship.

OUR TARGETED DEMOGRAPHICS

Place: Internally displaced person (IDP)in overcrowded camps in Ras Al-Ayn, Al-Hasakah district. The district is desperately in need of help for the recent drought that hit the people in the region.

Amount of people: 10 pieces of bread for a family. The aim is to provide 100 families with three packages of bread per week.

Cost:

1 pack is RM 8

1 week's consumption:  RM 24

RM 96 feeds a family for the whole month! 

IMPORTANCE OF FEEDING THE NEEDY

Our beloved Prophet ﷺ once said:

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‏أيها الناس أفشوا السلام، وأطعموا الطعام، وصلوا بالليل والناس نيام، تدخلوا الجنة بسلام‏

Meaning: “O people, promote the greetings, feed (the poor and needy) and perform Salat when others are asleep so that you will enter Jannah safely.”

Let’s extend our hand toward our brothers and sisters in Syria as Islam encourages us. May Allah Ta’ala bless all of the believers.

Join us, in keeping them from hunger. 

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