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Umumnya, istilah ibu tunggal merujuk kepada wanita yang kehilangan suami sama ada disebabkan kematian atau perceraian. Dalam kisah ini, nama Rosniwati binti Gusmin Harahap, seorang ibu tunggal yang kehilangan suami tercinta pada awal Jun 2024, kini tinggal di Kampung Sungai Kertas, Batu Caves, Selangor.

Bayangkan perasaan seorang suri rumah miskin, apabila satu-satunya tempat bergantung  suami pergi buat selama-lamanya. Segala beban dan tanggungjawab rumah tangga kini terletak sepenuhnya di atas bahunya. Seperti kata pepatah:

“Berat mata memandang, berat lagi bahu yang memikul.”

Dengan kudrat empat kerat dan sedikit wang sumbangan anak yatim, beliau terpaksa menggunakannya sebagai modal niaga dengan niat akan membayarnya semula apabila mampu. Anak sulungnya yang berumur 24 tahun terpaksa berhenti belajar dan membantu ibunya menjual sate ayam di tepi jalan.

Namun disebabkan keadaan yang dhaif serta kekurangan modal dan kelengkapan, perniagaan kecil ini kurang mendapat sambutan dan tidak mencukupi untuk menampung kehidupan harian.

Sebelum ini, semasa suaminya masih hidup dan sihat, beliau berniaga ikan secara kecil-kecilan. Kini, arwah meninggalkan seorang balu bersama empat orang anak  yang paling kecil seorang anak perempuan berusia 11 tahun. Arwah juga tidak meninggalkan sebarang harta pusaka, dan rumah yang didiami kini adalah rumah sewa dengan bayaran RM500 sebulan.

Buat masa ini, keluarga ini hanya menerima bantuan bulanan RM500 dari Lembaga Zakat.

Pihak Ensany telah menziarahi sendiri rumah ibu tunggal ini dan menyaksikan sendiri keadaan daif yang mereka alami. Jelas sekali mereka tergolong dalam kalangan asnaf yang wajar menerima bantuan masyarakat. Setelah perbincangan bersama keluarga, pihak Ensany dan wakil bersetuju untuk membuka kempen bantuan.

Sasaran Kempen: RM6,470 (Untuk 3 Bulan Termasuk Kos Pengurusan)

Berikut adalah butiran keperluan asas keluarga ini selama tiga bulan:

Sekiranya kempen ini berjaya mencapai sasarannya, pihak Ensany akan membantu membeli peralatan yang sesuai untuk memudahkan keluarga ini memulakan semula usaha mereka  agar mampu berdikari dan keluar daripada kemiskinan, in shaa Allah.

Firman Allah SWT:

"Berilah mereka dari harta Allah yang telah diamanahkan kepadamu."
(Surah An-Nur: 33)

Sedekahlah atas pelbagai niat:

• Sedekah Subuh
• Sedekah Hari Jumaat
• Sedekah mohon kesembuhan
• Sedekah mohon kejayaan anak dalam peperiksaan
• Sedekah mohon jodoh
• Sedekah mohon pekerjaan
• Sedekah mohon terhindar daripada bala
• Atau serahkan harta yang syubhah kepada kempen kebajikan seperti ini

Dan jika tidak mampu menyumbang, bantulah dengan berkongsi kempen ini kepada orang lain.

Sabda Rasulullah SAW:

"Barangsiapa yang menunjukkan kepada sesuatu kebaikan, maka dia mendapat pahala seperti orang yang melakukannya."
(Riwayat Muslim, 1893)

Firman Allah SWT:

"Dan bersegeralah kamu mencari ampunan dari Tuhanmu dan mendapatkan syurga yang luasnya seluas langit dan bumi yang disediakan bagi orang-orang yang bertakwa; iaitu orang-orang yang berinfak, baik di waktu lapang mahupun sempit..."
(Surah Ali-Imran: 133-134)

***ENGLISH***

A single mother is often defined as a woman left to raise her children alone, whether due to the death of a husband or separation. For Rosniwati binti Gusmin Harahap, her reality as a single mother began in early June 2024, when her beloved husband passed away. She now resides in Kampung Sungai Kertas, Batu Caves, Selangor.

Imagine the pain of a poor housewife who suddenly loses the one person she depended on  the pillar of her household, gone forever. Now, every responsibility rests entirely on her shoulders. As the saying goes:
"The burden may be hard to witness, but it’s heavier still to carry."

Armed with only her physical strength and a small sum received from charity meant for orphans, Rosniwati used it as makeshift capital to start a small food stall  hoping to repay it someday when she could. Her eldest son, just 24, had to stop his studies to help his mother sell chicken satay by the roadside.
But due to their poor living conditions and lack of proper equipment and funds, their humble business has struggled to survive, let alone support daily expenses.

Previously, when her husband was still alive and healthy, she sold fish in small quantities to make ends meet. Now, she is left as a widow caring for four children  the youngest being an 11-year-old girl. Her late husband did not leave behind any inheritance, and the house they currently live in is rented at RM500 per month.

At present, the family receives monthly zakat assistance of RM500.
Recently, the Ensany team visited Rosniwati’s home in person  and what we saw was heartbreaking. They are clearly among the asnaf (the rightful recipients of zakat), and desperately in need of community support. After a thorough discussion with the family, Ensany has agreed to launch an emergency aid campaign for them.

Campaign Target: RM6,470

(To Support the Family for 3 Months Including Management Cost)

If this campaign reaches its goal, Ensany will assist in purchasing the necessary equipment and tools to help Rosniwati rebuild her small business and regain her independence — a critical step in breaking free from the cycle of poverty, in shaa Allah.

As Allah says in the Qur’an:

“Give them from the wealth of Allah which He has entrusted to you.”
(Surah An-Nur, 24:33)

Give With a Purpose:

• A morning charity (Sedekah Subuh)
• Friday charity (Sedekah Jumaat)
• In hope of healing
• For your children’s success in exams
• For marriage
• For a job opportunity
• To seek protection from calamity
• Or to cleanse wealth that may be doubtful (syubhah)  channel it to a campaign like this

And if you’re unable to give, then share this campaign with others. Even that is a form of charity.

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said:

“Whoever guides someone to goodness will have a reward like the one who did it.”
(Sahih Muslim, 1893)

And Allah says:

“Race towards forgiveness from your Lord and a Paradise as vast as the heavens and the earth, prepared for the righteous — those who spend [in the way of Allah] during ease and hardship...”
(Surah Ali-Imran, 3:133–134)

Let us not let Rosniwati carry this burden alone. Together, we can restore her dignity, help her children stay in school, and give this family hope again.
🕊️ Your donation, no matter how small, can mean the world to someone who has nothing.