Charity is one of the best deeds in Islam,In Surah Al-Baqarah, Allah, the Most High, says:

The example of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is like a seed [of grain] which grows seven spikes; in each spike is a hundred grains. And Allah multiplies [His reward] for whom He wills. And Allah is all-Encompassing and Knowing

(Al-Baqarah: 261)

It's your turn now to help them. Please don't let your brothers and sisters starve

The Suffering of Poverty and Deprivation Due to War

It's easy to see how life has been completely turned upside down for the Syrian people. Their homes and cities were entirely destroyed in the war, leaving many Syrians with no choice but to flee both within and outside their country as displaced persons and refugees. And make no mistake, life as a refugee is certainly not easy. Leaving everything behind - your home, possessions, land, even your relatives and friends - to live in a tent that provides no shelter from the summer heat or the harsh winter, a tent lacking the most basic necessities for survival

Iman Haj, a widow and mother of two, has no provider and no sufficient income to meet the basic needs of her children. She lives in dire circumstances, with no food or drink for herself and her children. She is unable to secure her children's necessities, including their educational needs, which is why they are unable to attend school

Iman is just one of the thousands of displaced Syrians living in camps and in need of your support. Let us join hands to assist these individuals who are suffering

Through your donations, we can help Iman Haj and her children escape these difficult circumstances and build a better future for them. Let's unite to offer them hope and opportunity

You can donate from any country, in any currency you prefer, and with any amount that suits you

Thank you for your generosity, and let us be the reason for changing the lives of Iman Haj, her children, and many other Syrians. May Allah reward us all for this noble act