Pay Your Zakat To Gaza

Zakat is a mandatory annual charity in Islam, one of the Five Pillars,  requiring eligible Muslims to donate a fixed portion (usually 2.5%) of  their wealth to support the needy and purify their assets.

This Ramadan, countless families in Gaza continue to face hunger,  thirst, and displacement. Your Zakat can deliver life-saving support  directly to those who need it most. By giving in the path of Allah, you  help provide food, clean water, and essential relief to communities  struggling under conflict and hardship.

 Every contribution reaches  families on the ground, bringing dignity, hope, and mercy where it is  needed most. Do not let the barriers of access or conflict delay your  reward — give your Zakat today and be the answer to the prayers of those  still waiting.

Bring Ramadan Meals to Gaza

30 Days. Countless Meals. One Opportunity to Serve. Feed the hungry this Ramadan.

Sponsor one day of Iftaar:
USD $300 | GYD $60,000 | TTD $2,400

Ramadan is a month of mercy, reflection, and action  a time when generosity carries greater weight and every meal shared becomes an act of worship.

Across Gaza and beyond, families wake each day uncertain of their next meal. Children, mothers, and fathers face hunger, displacement, and hardship.

How many times must hunger cry before the heart softens enough to place food on a table?

With your support, meals are prepared and delivered directly on the ground, reaching families at the moment they break their fast.Each plate restores strength and dignity. It nourishes the body, steadies the heart, and reminds those in need that they are not forgotten.

What is given in Ramadan does not end with the month. Over 30 days, your compassion can become countless meals and lasting mercy.Serve this Ramadan. Let your gift reach the table of the hungry.

Pay Your Zakat To Guyana

Have you not seen the one in need who does not ask? We see them — the  children who go to bed hungry, the mothers who worry silently, the  families struggling quietly in the shadows.  And Allah says in the Quraan,"Those unfamiliar with their situation will think they are not in need because they do not beg. You can recognize them by their  appearance. They do not beg people persistently. Whatever you give in  charity is certainly well known to Allah."

Those who spend their wealth in charity day and night, secretly and  openly—their reward is with their Lord, and there will be no fear for  them, nor will they grieve (when death comes).

Your Zakat can reach them  where others cannot. With every contribution, you provide food, water,  and relief directly on the ground, restoring hope, dignity, and the  mercy of Allah to those who cannot speak for themselves. This Ramadan,  let your Zakat be their answer. Do you see them?

Ramadan Meals of Mercy for Guyana

Sponsor a Day of USD $200 = GYD $40,000 = TTD $1600  food to open fast.

Have you not seen the one who lost his limbs, fasting in silence, unable  to attend a congregation to break his fast? We see them. We witness the  quiet struggles of countless men, women, and children whose hunger is  met with patience and prayer, but whose bodies and hearts still ache for  relief.

Every day, our teams  deliver hundreds of meals directly to families in need across Guyana.  Each meal is more than food , it is hope restored, dignity preserved,  and mercy in action. Ramadan is a time to serve, and your support  ensures that those who cannot ask for help are not forgotten.

Join  us this Ramadan. Let your generosity be the answer to their prayers,  and your hand the source of their daily relief. Together, we turn  fasting into fulfillment, hunger into hope, and patience into a blessing  that touches lives.

Sadqatul Fitr

Sadaqatul Fitr is a compulsory charity which is given at the end of  Ramadhan to the poor and needy.  It is given to help them particularly  on the day of Eidul Fitr and also serves as a purification for the giver  against mistakes made while fasting.

Sadaqatul Fitr is incumbent on every Muslim male and female who is  sane, has reached the age of puberty and possesses the Nisaab of Zakaah  on the day of Eidul Fitr beyond the basic necessities of life. Some  scholars have mentioned that Sadaqatul Fitr is compulsory on every  Muslim who possesses approximately 4 3/4 lbs. of barley, raisins or dry  cottage cheese which is not needed as a basic food for himself or his  family for the day of Eidul Fitr. To be precautious in this matter, every Muslim who may not even be well to do must also pay the Sadqatul Fitr (or Fitrah).

Those who have the means to do so must pay on behalf of themselves  and those under their care. For example, a father must pay on behalf of  his wife, children- both minor and adult, as well as those under his  care such as adopted children or others maintained by him. However if  the wife owns an income or has sufficient means to pay Sadaqatul Fitr  then she should pay on behalf of herself. Similarly if adult children  have sufficient means to pay Sadaqatul Fitr then they should pay on  behalf of themselves.

Sadaqatul Fitr can be given in the following items: dates, barley,  raisins, cottage cheese, wheat, corn or flour or money. The amount to be  given is one Saa’ which is equivalent to 2.174 Kg.  or  4  3/4 lbs. or its value in money.

Sadaqatul Fitr becomes compulsory on the day of Eid and should be  given before the Eid Salaah. If however one did not give it before the  Eid Salaah then he must give it after the Salaah. To delay its payment  after the day of Eid is Makruuh and against the Sunnah but must still be  given if it was not given before. It is also permissible to give it  during the month of Ramadhan.

Fidya / Kaffara

“Fidya” is a donation type within the Islamic tradition paid by individuals who  cannot fulfill the obligation of fasting due to illness or old age.  Fidya payments are meant to feed a person in need for each of the  fasting days missed.

The estimated cost, on guidance from notable scholars and shyookh, is USD $15 = GYD $3000 = TTD $120 for each day missed   In addition, if the donor is from a low-income family, he or she should  then care for the family’s needs first before considering giving a  separate Fidya donation.

“Kaffara,” within the Islamic  tradition, provides individuals who deliberately miss or break a day of  fasting an opportunity to recompense for it. According to Islamic  guidelines, if a person misses a day of fasting without a valid reason,  he or she should either fast for 60 consecutive days or feed 60 under  privileged people per day. The estimated cost is USD $15 = GYD $3000 = TTD $120 per person for 60 people, which equals USD $900 = GYD 180,000 = TTD 7,200 a day for each missed or broken day.

Beyond Ramadan, Kaffara may also be  given to recompense for broken oaths or promises. In these cases, 10  underprivileged people should be fed for each occurrence. The estimated  cost is USD $15 = GYD $3000 =TTD $120 per person for 10 people, which equals USD $150 = GYD $30,000 = TTD $1200 per broken promise.  If the donor is from a low-income family, and cannot afford the  payment, it is recommended that he or she should fast for three days,  and make sure to “protect your oath,” meaning he or she should stay true  to his or her word going forward.

Quench Gaza's Unbearable thirst

A Crisis That Cannot Wait

More than 90% of Gaza’s water is unsafe to drink. Infrastructure damage,

 fuel shortages, and blocked access have collapsed water systems, leaving entire

 communities dependent on limited aid deliveries. Dehydration, waterborne diseases,

 and malnutrition are spreading , especially among children, pregnant women, 

and the elderly! 

Being denied of clean water is one of the harshest forms of suffering a population 

can endure. Hunger weakens the body—but thirst breaks it.

From Our Ovens to Their Hands

Gaza still starves.
How many more souls will face hunger while we have the ability to give?

From Our Ovens to Their Hands  is an amanah, A trust. A commitment to transform our blessings into relief for our brothers and sisters who are struggling to survive.What begins in our ovens as simple ingredients is, by the permission of God, transformed into sustenance for families facing hunger, displacement, and hardship. 

We believe food should never feel distant or delayed. It should arrive warm, with 

intention and compassion—placed directly into the hands of those God has entrusted

 us to help.

Our bakery charity exists to close the gap between abundance and need. We bake with 

sincerity, act with urgency, and distribute with care, ensuring aid reaches people swiftly 

and with dignity. Each loaf represents mercy in action—a small act of giving that carries

 great reward, restores strength, and reminds our brothers and sisters that they are not

 forgotten.

Zakat Relief for Sudan

Sudan is facing one of the gravest humanitarian crises of our time. Our mission is rooted in faith, integrity, and responsibility — turning religious obligation into immediate relief, long-term resilience, and the restoration of dignity.

Across the country, millions of families live under the weight of extreme food insecurity, displacement, unsafe water, medical shortages, and the daily strain of conflict. These are not distant hardships, but ongoing realities that shape each day.

Zakat Relief for Sudan exists for one purpose: to stand between suffering and survival. Your giving is delivered swiftly, transparently, and responsibly  reaching those who need it most, when it matters most.

Iftaar For Sudan

30 Days. Shared Bread. A Moment of Responsibility.

Provide Iftaar for fasting families in Sudan.

Sponsor one day of iftaar:
USD $300 | GYD $60,000 | TTD $2,400

In Sudan, Ramadan passes slowly. Not with noise, but with waiting. Evenings arrive, and families look at what is left, measuring portions, stretching patience, and trusting Allah with what they cannot control.

The fast is kept with resilience. The breaking of it is not always certain.

How long must a fast be broken with emptiness before the heart is moved to place a plate of food in another’s hands?

With your support, meals are prepared and delivered directly on the ground, reaching families as the fast is broken.A simple plate at iftaar steadies more than the body. It lifts the weight of worry, restores dignity, and reminds a family they are seen.

Ramadan teaches us that provision is a trust. Let yours arrive where it is needed most.

Iftaar For Sierra Leone

30 Days. Shared Evenings. A Trust Placed in Your Hands.

Provide Iftaar for fasting families in Sierra Leone.

Sponsor one day of Iftaar:
USD $300 | GYD $60,000 | TTD $2,400

In Sierra Leone, Ramadan is welcomed with patience and quiet resolve. Families prepare for sunset with what they have, trusting that Allah sees the effort even when the table is modest.

The fast is observed with gratitude. The moment of Iftaar is awaited with hope — not for abundance, but for enough.

When Allah places ease in your hands, where should it go first?

Through your support, meals are prepared and delivered on the ground, reaching families as the fast is broken.

A shared meal at Iftaar brings calm to the home. It restores balance, strengthens hearts, and allows gratitude to be expressed without worry.Ramadan reminds us that provision is not only what we receive, but what we pass on. 

Let your giving reach an Iftaar table in Sierra Leone.

Give Iftaar to Trinidad

Ramadan is a time of mercy, generosity, and togetherness. Across Trinidad, families and individuals gather each evening to break their fast, and your kindness can help make that moment even more special.

Sponsor one day of iftaar:
USD $300 | GYD $60,000 | TTD $2,400

By giving iftaar, you share in the reward of a fasting person while spreading warmth, care, and unity within the community. Your support helps provide simple, nourishing meals so more people can experience the beauty of breaking fast with ease and gratitude.

Give with a sincere heart. Give iftaar for Trinidad. May Allah accept it from you and multiply your reward.

Monthly 10kg Rice Distribution

The Mercy of One Grain.One grain of rice may seem insignificant to us.But to a hungry child, a widowed mother, or an elderly soul with no strength left to work—it is mercy.

Now imagine 10 kilograms of rice.

For just USD $11
≈ GYD $2,200
≈ TTD $88

A single 10 kg bag of rice can feed a family of four for an entire month.

This is not theory.This is real food, delivered monthly to the homes of orphans, 

widows, the elderly, and the weak in Guyana, Trinidad, Gaza, Sudan, and Sierra Leone.

Each bag:

• Prevents hunger

• Preserves dignity

• Brings relief to a home that may have nothing else

In places where war, poverty, displacement, and hardship have stripped people of safety, a bag of rice becomes survival.It becomes the difference between hunger and nourishment, despair and hope.

Allah reminds us clearly in the Qur’an:

“And you do not encourage one another to feed the poor.” (Surah Al-Fajr, 89:18)

This verse is not only a warning, it is a question.
A question Allah asks us.

Will we turn away when the cost is small, but the reward is immense?
Will we withhold when one bag can save lives?

This is a monthly rice distribution, because hunger does not come once—it comes again and again.
And so must mercy.

🤍 Will you help us continue this?
🤍 Will you help place food in a home every month?

Give monthly. Feed a family. Save lives.

Eid-Ul-Adha Guyana

What Will Eid Mean for Them This Year?

This Eid ul-Adha, our charity reaches out to vulnerable families across Guyana—families quietly struggling with rising food costs, unemployment, and daily uncertainty. While Eid is meant to be a day of joy and gratitude, for many households it arrives with worry about how they will provide even a single proper meal.

Eid ul-Adha honours the sacrifice and obedience of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and calls on us to turn faith into action. Through our Eid ul-Adha relief programme in Guyana, your Qurbani becomes food on the table, dignity in the home, and reassurance for families who feel unseen.

Your contribution helps deliver fresh Qurbani meat to low-income households, widows, orphans, and the elderly—ensuring that Eid is not just observed, but truly felt. Each distribution is carried out with care and respect, allowing families to experience Eid as a moment of relief rather than hardship.

Qurbani Cost Information:
The cost of Qurbani in Guyana is USD 200, equivalent to GYD 40,000 or TTD 1,600. Your contribution directly supports families in need during Eid ul-Adha.

This Eid, your Qurbani is more than a ritual. It is a reminder that compassion still lives, that communities are not forgotten, and that mercy reaches even the quietest struggles.

This Eid, can your sacrifice be the reason a family in Guyana sits down to a meal with peace in their hearts?

Eid-Ul-Adha Gaza

If Not Us… Then Who?

This Eid ul-Adha, our charity stands with the people of Gaza—families living through devastation, hunger, and loss. While many prepare for Eid with comfort and abundance, countless families in Gaza face empty tables, displacement, and uncertainty.

Eid ul-Adha commemorates the sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and reminds us that true faith is shown through action—through standing with those who suffer most. Through our Eid ul-Adha relief programme for Gaza, your Qurbani becomes nourishment, dignity, and hope for families who have lost almost everything.

Your sacrifice helps deliver fresh Qurbani meat to displaced families, widows, orphans, and the injured—many of whom have gone months without adequate food. Each distribution is carried out with care and respect, allowing families to experience Eid not as another day of hardship, but as a moment of mercy.

Qurbani Share Information:
One cow is divided into seven (7) shares. Each share costs USD 300, equivalent to GYD 60,000 or TTD 2,400. Each share helps provide Qurbani meat to vulnerable families in Gaza.

This Eid, your Qurbani is more than an obligation. It is a lifeline. It is proof that compassion can cross borders, that the Ummah has not turned away, and that even in Gaza, mercy still arrives.

When Eid morning comes and a family in Gaza asks who remembered them… what will your answer be?

Eid-Ul-Adha Sierra Leone

In many communities across Sierra Leone, families face daily hardship and food insecurity. For them, Eid ul-Adha is not only a spiritual occasion, but also a moment of hope. Through our Eid ul-Adha relief programme, we carry out Qurbani distributions to ensure that vulnerable families, widows, orphans, and the elderly are able to share in the blessings of Eid with dignity.

One cow is divided into seven (7) shares. Each share is USD 300, which is equivalent to GYD 60,000 or TTD 2,400. Each share provides fresh Qurbani meat to vulnerable families across Sierra Leone.

The sacrificed meat is distributed directly within local communities, reaching households that would otherwise go without. This act of giving strengthens community bonds, restores dignity, and brings nourishment to those who need it most. For many families, this relief is the only opportunity in the year to enjoy a nutritious meal during Eid.

Eid-Ul-Adha Trinidad

This Eid ul-Adha, our charity is focused on families in Trinidad who are doing their best to get by, yet are stretched by the rising cost of food and daily living. For some households, preparing an Eid meal means choosing between essentials and celebration.

Eid ul-Adha teaches us that sacrifice is meant to bring relief to others. Through our Qurbani initiative in Trinidad, your support helps provide fresh meat to families who may otherwise go without—allowing them to observe Eid with dignity, not worry.

This programme supports low-income households, widows, orphans, and the elderly, ensuring that Eid is not just marked on the calendar, but felt around the table.

Qurbani Cost:
USD 300
(TTD 2,400 | GYD 60,000)

This Eid, the impact of your sacrifice can be felt right here at home.

Will your Qurbani be what turns an ordinary day into a meaningful Eid for a family in Trinidad?