Millions of people are suffering from decades of conflict, dwindling food shortages and hunger.&nbsp;More than 8 million people are on the brink of famine. 95% of people don’t have enough to eat and a million children under the age of five are at risk of dying over the year.&nbsp;Years of conflict, poverty and the disruption caused by the pandemic were already taking their toll on the people of Afghanistan. The recent conflict and change of government, coupled with the worst drought in 27 years, have tipped the country over the edge. The economic collapse has sent food prices soaring.The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: “Whoever relieves a Muslim of a burden from the burdens of the world, Allah will relieve him of a burden from the burdens on the Day of Judgement.”Will you relieve the burdens of the Afghan people? Donate now.<hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Orphan Sponsorship&nbsp;</h2>In Afghanistan, 26 of Afghanistan’s 68 orphanages have been shut down due to the current economic crisis.&nbsp;Suffering from decades of conflict, dwindling food shortages and hunger, the people of Afghanistan are in dire need of support. None are more so deserving than the orphans.&nbsp;&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are providing essential shelter, food, education and healthcare to the children of the shuhadah.&nbsp;Your donation will provide continuous support to much needed beneficiaries, -providing these orphans with a strong foundation for a bright future.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Prophet (pbuh) said, “The one who cares for an orphan and myself will be together in Paradise like this”, and he (pbuh) held his two fingers together to illustrate. [Bukhari] &nbsp;&nbsp;Give yourself the opportunity to be with the Prophet (pbuh) and support Afghanistan’s lost generation with education, food, healthcare and shelter.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;£40 monthly&nbsp;£480 annually&nbsp;This project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png"><hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Project: Vocational Skills Centre&nbsp;</h2>Afghanistan gained independence from US occupied rule in 2021. Since then, the country has been largely ostracised by the international community. Their financial assets, including nearly $10 billion, have been frozen by the US, leading to tolls on the people of Afghanistan.&nbsp;&nbsp;Afghanistan’s education system is no stranger to the wide-reaching effects of these sanctions. Since 2022, the number of young men and women enrolled in higher education has recorded a 60% decline.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Afghanistan Vocational Institute, established in Kabul, provides theoretical and practical learning courses to orphans and widows.&nbsp;&nbsp;Catering to 750 students, we need £250k to initiate this project, providing viable vocational courses to widows and orphaned children.&nbsp;These survivors have lost countless family members to war and oppression. You can give the gift of education and support Afghanistan’s survivors as they work towards to self-sufficiency.&nbsp;Offering courses ranging from mechanical engineering and plumbing to&nbsp; carpentry and computing, the Institute presents a vital opportunity for students to develop a skill professionally, supporting survivors on their quest for financial independence.&nbsp; &nbsp;What’s can we do?The Afghanistan Vocational Institute plays a vital role in supporting orphans and widows, with opportunities for education and sustainable professional development.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation could be the impetus of hope for Afghanistan’s young generation of survivors.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sponsor a vocational course for orphans and widows.&nbsp;Annual cost of funding per student - £100&nbsp;Projects included:&nbsp;&nbsp;<ul><li>Construction&nbsp;</li><li>Mechanics&nbsp;</li><li>Electrical engineering&nbsp;</li><li>Handicraft (Sewing)&nbsp;</li><li>Cooking&nbsp;</li><li>Plumbing&nbsp;</li><li>Carpentry&nbsp;</li><li>Computing&nbsp;</li><li>English&nbsp;</li></ul><hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Hospital&nbsp;</h2>Afghanistan has become the world’s largest humanitarian crisis – suffering from decades of conflict, dwindling food shortages and hunger.&nbsp;&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are one of only two known Muslim charities with official permission to work in the region from governmental ministries. Since then, we have employed a regional team in Afghanistan, and secured a new local office.&nbsp;Our team visited Afghanistan in early 2023, to identify the needs of the Afghan people. Nearly half the population are in need of humanitarian assistance, especially healthcare.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Many hospitals report shortages in essential medicines and supplies.&nbsp;Afghanistan’s financial crisis and loss of funding means the current healthcare system is under threat.&nbsp;One healthcare worker in Kabul expressed, “People come to our clinics, they bring malnourished children, and we don’t have enough medicine”, “Every week I witness three of four kids dying of malnutrition, a preventable death”.&nbsp;&nbsp;What can we do?Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are supporting the Jannat Gul Khan Public Hospital, located in Kabul. In this densely populated area, the large majority of inhabitants have migrated from other provinces.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Hospital is at a critical stage in its development.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation will go towards expanding the premises and medical departments; setting up the hospital to ensure it is fit for purpose. With your support, the hospital will stand to benefit from the employment of specialised personnel in General Surgery, Neonatal and Postnatal, Nursing and Orthopaedics departments, as well as vital medical equipment, emergency patient transport and maintenance services.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Donate and reap the reward of ongoing charity through this rare Sadaqah Jariyah project.&nbsp;You have the chance to donate towards the Afghanistan Hospital at a critical stage in its development.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;You can purchase a share of this worthwhile Sadaqah Jariyah project and benefit from the reward of your ongoing charity even after death.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “When a man dies, all his good deeds come to an end except three: ongoing charity (Sadaqah Jariyah), beneficial knowledge, or a&nbsp; righteous son who will pray for him.” Narrated by Muslim (1631).&nbsp;Consider the reward you may receive by supporting this extraordinary Sadaqah Jariyah project. Your donation could be the crucial difference between life and death for survivors in Afghanistan.&nbsp;&nbsp;It was narrated from Ibn ‘Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “The Muslim is the brother of his fellow Muslim; he does not wrong him or let him down. The one who meets the needs of his brother, Allah will meet his needs. Whoever relieves a Muslim of distress, Allah will relieve him of distress on the Day of Resurrection.”&nbsp;Donate now to alleviate the struggles of the Afghan people and provide fundamental healthcare to those that need it most.&nbsp;The one who stays with the one who is sick, and takes care of him and looks after him has done good by serving him and caring for him, and Allah, may He be glorified and exalted, says (interpretation of the meaning): “and do good. Truly, Allah loves Al-Muhsinoon (the good-doers)” [Surah al-Baqarah 2:195].&nbsp;What are the costs? &nbsp;<ul><li>Sustain Hospital - £200</li></ul>

Over 20 years of occupation and more than 4 decades of instability have left many Afghans homeless.

Afghanistan

Homes&nbsp;Afghanistan has become the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.&nbsp;&nbsp;Over 20 years of occupation and more than 4 decades of instability have left many Afghans homeless. In these unstable times, you can provide a strong foundation to the most vulnerable families of Afghanistan.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation will construct a complete 2 bedroom home for widow and orphan families.&nbsp;&nbsp;Donate to the Afghanistan Homes project and help alleviate the hardships of needy orphan and widow families.&nbsp;&nbsp;Help us directly support Afghan families with homes.&nbsp;“Whoever relieves a believer’s distress of the distressful aspects of this world, Allah will rescue him from a difficulty of the difficulties of the Hereafter.” (Muslim)&nbsp;A home costs £8500&nbsp;This project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png">

Help alleviate the hardships of needy orphan and widow families through the building of a 3 bedroom home.

Afghanistan Homes

Hospital&nbsp;Afghanistan has become the world’s largest humanitarian crisis – suffering from decades of conflict, dwindling food shortages and hunger.&nbsp;&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are one of only two known Muslim charities with official permission to work in the region from governmental ministries. Since then, we have employed a regional team in Afghanistan, and secured a new local office.&nbsp;Our team visited Afghanistan in early 2023, to identify the needs of the Afghan people. Nearly half the population are in need of humanitarian assistance, especially healthcare.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Many hospitals report shortages in essential medicines and supplies.&nbsp;Afghanistan’s financial crisis and loss of funding means the current healthcare system is under threat.&nbsp;One healthcare worker in Kabul expressed, “People come to our clinics, they bring malnourished children, and we don’t have enough medicine”, “Every week I witness three of four kids dying of malnutrition, a preventable death”.&nbsp;&nbsp;What can we do?Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are supporting the Jannat Gul Khan Public Hospital, located in Kabul. In this densely populated area, the large majority of inhabitants have migrated from other provinces.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Hospital is at a critical stage in its development.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation will go towards expanding the premises and medical departments; setting up the hospital to ensure it is fit for purpose. With your support, the hospital will stand to benefit from the employment of specialised personnel in General Surgery, Neonatal and Postnatal, Nursing and Orthopaedics departments, as well as vital medical equipment, emergency patient transport and maintenance services.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Donate and reap the reward of ongoing charity through this rare Sadaqah Jariyah project.&nbsp;You have the chance to donate towards the Afghanistan Hospital at a critical stage in its development.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;You can purchase a share of this worthwhile Sadaqah Jariyah project and benefit from the reward of your ongoing charity even after death.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “When a man dies, all his good deeds come to an end except three: ongoing charity (Sadaqah Jariyah), beneficial knowledge, or a&nbsp; righteous son who will pray for him.” Narrated by Muslim (1631).&nbsp;Consider the reward you may receive by supporting this extraordinary Sadaqah Jariyah project. Your donation could be the crucial difference between life and death for survivors in Afghanistan.&nbsp;&nbsp;It was narrated from Ibn ‘Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “The Muslim is the brother of his fellow Muslim; he does not wrong him or let him down. The one who meets the needs of his brother, Allah will meet his needs. Whoever relieves a Muslim of distress, Allah will relieve him of distress on the Day of Resurrection.”&nbsp;Donate now to alleviate the struggles of the Afghan people and provide fundamental healthcare to those that need it most.&nbsp;The one who stays with the one who is sick, and takes care of him and looks after him has done good by serving him and caring for him, and Allah, may He be glorified and exalted, says (interpretation of the meaning): “and do good. Truly, Allah loves Al-Muhsinoon (the good-doers)” [Surah al-Baqarah 2:195].&nbsp;What are the costs? &nbsp;<ul><li>Surgical operations - £500 for 10 surgeries</li><li>Childbirth including post-natal care - £300 for 10 births</li><li>Emergency treatment - £100 for 5 patients</li><li>All of the above can be provided for £500</li></ul>

Your donation will go towards expanding the premises and medical departments; setting up the hospital to ensure it is fit for purpose.

Afghanistan Hospital

Orphan Sponsorship&nbsp;In Afghanistan, 26 of Afghanistan’s 68 orphanages have been shut down due to the current economic crisis.&nbsp;Suffering from decades of conflict, dwindling food shortages and hunger, the people of Afghanistan are in dire need of support. None are more so deserving than the orphans.&nbsp;&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are providing essential shelter, food, education and healthcare to the children of the shuhadah.&nbsp;Your donation will provide continuous support to much needed beneficiaries, -providing these orphans with a strong foundation for a bright future.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Prophet (pbuh) said, “The one who cares for an orphan and myself will be together in Paradise like this”, and he (pbuh) held his two fingers together to illustrate. [Bukhari] &nbsp;&nbsp;Give yourself the opportunity to be with the Prophet (pbuh) and support Afghanistan’s lost generation with education, food, healthcare and shelter.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;£40 monthly&nbsp;£480 annually&nbsp;This project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png">

Be with the Prophet (pbuh) who himself was an Orphan and support Afghan lost generation with food and education.

Afghanistan Orphans

The people of Afghanistan need your support. &nbsp;After the withdrawal of&nbsp; US military forces from Afghanistan, international support from NGOs and humanitarian organisations waned, leaving newly independent Afghanistan struggling for essential aid, against an unpredictable and galvanised changing landscape.&nbsp; &nbsp;Currently in the grips of an economic crisis, many Afghan households are deprived of stable income and are unable to meet their family’s basic needs. &nbsp;You can make a significant difference to the lives of these Afghan families, who are left reeling from the aftermath of war and occupation.&nbsp;Our Sustainability projects provide sustainable livelihood and employment opportunities. You can help Afghan survivors to support their families and fulfil their fundamental needs.&nbsp;Our sustainable projects include:&nbsp;&nbsp;<ul><li>Providing families with livestock, like cows, to utilise for milk and breeding, to sustain household incomes.&nbsp;</li><li>Equipping family breadwinners with rickshaws and zarangs (motorised carriages) enabling them to earn a sustainable income.&nbsp;  &nbsp;</li></ul>Cost of the projects:<ul><li>Cow: £900 &nbsp;</li><li>Rickshaw: £2,000  &nbsp;</li><li>Zarang: £1,000 &nbsp;</li><li>Sewing Machine: £100</li></ul>

Cows enable our survivors to produce milk and sell it to become a means of income and sustainability.

Afghanistan Sustainability Projects

Project: Vocational Skills Centre&nbsp;Afghanistan gained independence from US occupied rule in 2021. Since then, the country has been largely ostracised by the international community. Their financial assets, including nearly $10 billion, have been frozen by the US, leading to tolls on the people of Afghanistan.&nbsp;&nbsp;Afghanistan’s education system is no stranger to the wide-reaching effects of these sanctions. Since 2022, the number of young men and women enrolled in higher education has recorded a 60% decline.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Afghanistan Vocational Institute, established in Kabul, provides theoretical and practical learning courses to orphans and widows.&nbsp;&nbsp;Catering to 750 students, we need £250k to initiate this project, providing viable vocational courses to widows and orphaned children.&nbsp;These survivors have lost countless family members to war and oppression. You can give the gift of education and support Afghanistan’s survivors as they work towards to self-sufficiency.&nbsp;Offering courses ranging from mechanical engineering and plumbing to&nbsp; carpentry and computing, the Institute presents a vital opportunity for students to develop a skill professionally, supporting survivors on their quest for financial independence.&nbsp; &nbsp;What’s can we do?The Afghanistan Vocational Institute plays a vital role in supporting orphans and widows, with opportunities for education and sustainable professional development.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation could be the impetus of hope for Afghanistan’s young generation of survivors.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sponsor a vocational course for orphans and widows.&nbsp;Annual cost of funding per student - £100&nbsp;Projects included:&nbsp;&nbsp;<ul><li>Construction&nbsp;</li><li>Mechanics&nbsp;</li><li>Electrical engineering&nbsp;</li><li>Handicraft (Sewing)&nbsp;</li><li>Cooking&nbsp;</li><li>Plumbing&nbsp;</li><li>Carpentry&nbsp;</li><li>Computing&nbsp;</li><li>English&nbsp;</li></ul>

The Vocational Institute in Kabul, provides theoretical and practical learning courses to orphans and widows.

Afghanistan Vocational Skills Centre

67% of Afghans lack clean water. &nbsp;Held hostage by an intensifying economic crisis, the Afghan people struggle daily to secure their basic needs, including clean water, food and shelter.&nbsp;&nbsp;Much of Afghanistan’s water is contaminated. As a result, many Afghan communities suffer from severe water-borne diseases, ranging from dehydration and dysentery to cholera and hepatitis, sometimes resulting in death.&nbsp;&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are in Afghanistan constructing water wells in some of the most needy communities.&nbsp;It is said in the Qur’an, “We made from water every living thing” (Surah al-Anbiyaa’ 21:30). As humans, our uses of water are manifold, including consumption, agriculture, washing, sanitation and more.&nbsp; &nbsp;These water wells are built in areas of high poverty and unemployment where many families struggle daily to feed their children. You can support vulnerable and displaced local communities, including widows and orphans, with daily access to clean, safe drinking water.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation can help Afghan survivors find nutritional relief and fulfil their basic health needs.You can provide clean and safe drinking water to Afghan survivors for £700Donate a water well today and grant impoverished Afghan communities safe access to a fundamental human right.&nbsp;

We have constructed hand pump water wells, providing clean and safe drinking water for families.

Afghanistan Water Well

After 30* days of fasting, increased ibadah and taqwa, Muslims celebrate Eid al Fitr at the end of the blessed month of Ramadan. It is a prescribed day of joy and happiness for Muslims worldwide.&nbsp;For many, Eid is a joyous occasion shared with families and loved ones. Unfortunately, for many Survivors, especially Widow and Orphan families, happy celebrations with loved ones are a distant memory.&nbsp;&nbsp;For just £20, you can bring joy to the faces of widows and orphans in Afghanistan &amp; Syria, supporting Survivors who have already lost so much.&nbsp;Donate now to give the gift of joy this Eid to Widows and Orphans.&nbsp;Eid Gifts are provided to Widows and Orphans in the form of cash; toys and clothing, respectively.&nbsp;&nbsp;* Subject to moon sighting.&nbsp;&nbsp;

For many Survivors, especially Widow and Orphan families, happy celebrations with loved ones are a distant memory.

Eid Gifts

<h3 style="margin-left:0px;">Fidya  &nbsp;</h3>Fidya is to be paid in circumstances when a person is unable to fast due to helplessness and cannot make up the fast outside of Ramadan.  A donation of £5 per missed fast (per day) is required for each individual. This donation aims to feed the hungry two meals a day.  &nbsp;Some examples of where Fidya would be due include:&nbsp;<ul><li style="margin-left:0px;">The permanently ill.&nbsp;</li><li style="margin-left:0px;">Elderly people who are unable to fast.&nbsp;</li><li style="margin-left:0px;">Those in need of regular medication during fasting hours, in the instance where their wellbeing may be affected.&nbsp;</li></ul><h3 style="margin-left:0px;">Kaffarah  &nbsp;</h3>Kaffarah is due in circumstances where a fast is invalid or intentionally broken.  &nbsp;Situations that necessitate Kaffarah&nbsp;There are three situations in which Kaffarah, in relation to fasting, is due.1. Sexual relations  &nbsp;Sexual relations break the fast and necessitates tawbah. A person who breaks their fast in this way will need to make up the broken fast of that day and give Kaffarah. Normally, this necessitates the freeing of 1 slave; if this is not possible, a person must fast 60 consecutive days without any break, per broken fast; and if this is not possible, and only if the above methods of kaffarah are deemed not possible, then a person must pay for the feeding of 60 poor people per missed or broken fast, at the rate of £5 per person (£5 x 60), equating to £300 per broken fast.  &nbsp;2. Breaking the fast intentionally without due reason &nbsp; &nbsp; Breaking the fast intentionally without due reason (other than sexual relations i.e. eating) necessitates tawbah, and a person must make up the broken fast of that day. Scholars may differ in this regard, however, the majority of the scholars state that should a person break their fast in this manner, they would need to increase in good deeds, seek forgiveness and make up the broken fast, and this is sufficient.  &nbsp;Some scholars differ and state that in addition to the above, a person will need to give the kaffarah, much in the same way as that of sexual relations. For a person following this opinion, this normally would require a person to free 1 slave; if this is not possible, then a person must fast 60 consecutive days without any break, per broken fast; if this is not possible, and only if the aforementioned methods of kaffarah are deemed not possible, then a person must pay for the feeding of 60 poor people per each missed or broken fast, at the rate of £5 per person (£5 x 60), equating to £300 per broken fast.  &nbsp;3. Delayed fast over 1 year  &nbsp;If a person has some missed fasts from a past Ramadan, (for instance, due to travelling, women who are unable fast due to menstruation or pregnancy etc) and without a valid reason (i.e. long-term sickness, ill health, regular medication that prevents fasting etc) have not completed their missed fasts before the next Ramadan, then they are still required to make up these fasts after the Ramadan. In addition to making up these fasts, a person must feed 1 poor person the equivalent of 1 muud (approximately 750g of food) per fast, at the rate of £5 per fast missed. For example, if a person has missed 6 fasts, they are required to complete those fasts and pay £30 kaffarah (£5 x 6 fasts).&nbsp;&nbsp;

Fidya & Kaffarah is to be paid when a person is unable to fast or invalidated or intentionally broke their fast.

Fidya & Kaffara

<h2><span style="background-color:rgb(255,255,255);color:hsl(0,75%,60%);font-family:-apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, &quot;Segoe UI&quot;, Roboto, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif, &quot;Apple Color Emoji&quot;, &quot;Segoe UI Emoji&quot;, &quot;Segoe UI Symbol&quot;;">Gaza is under attack once again!</h2>Over the last few days, Israel launched yet another barrage of attacks on Gaza, targeting residential buildings, public areas and agricultural sites. Tens of Palestinians have been martyred, whereby more than 70% of whom are women and children. As the number of casualties mounts, the silence from the mainstream media is deafening.&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy will be distributing fundamental aid in the form of food, healthcare and other essential support to Survivors in Gaza including the rebuilding of damaged homes.&nbsp;Our teams are preparing to respond to Israel once again attempting to fracture the spirits and land of the people of Gaza.&nbsp;We’re advocating for a free Palestine.&nbsp;<hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Rebuild Homes</h2>Israel’s most recent attack on Gaza has left thousands of children terrified and many more residents homeless as a result of heavy shelling on residential areas. More than 1000 homes have been evacuated, as families escape the latest barrage of brutalities on the people of Palestine. Recent reports state the bombing has damaged over 300 homes and destroyed 47 apartment buildings.&nbsp;&nbsp;Provide Palestinians with critical aid. Housing rehabilitation is urgently needed to support the residents of Gaza. For £2000, support the renovation of damaged homes and help fortify the will of the people of Gaza.&nbsp; &nbsp;<hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Al Shifa Hospital&nbsp;</h2>When Gaza is attacked Al Shifa Hospital is the main point of call for our Palestinian Survivors.&nbsp;In Palestine, the 15-year blockade on the Gaza Strip and extremely limited resources have severely affected Gaza’s economic and health infrastructure.&nbsp;&nbsp;Gaza has faced continued bombardment, leading to hundreds wounded, dozens martyred and thousands of children and women suffering from severe and profound psychological trauma. The escalation by occupying forces destroyed many livelihoods, homes and medical centres, and detrimentally affected agricultural crops.&nbsp;Al Shifa Hospital is the central hospital in Gaza, treating thousands of patients daily. Socioeconomic decline, conflict and closure, power shortages and inconsistent funding have left many medical facilities overstretched, and under severe pressure.&nbsp;&nbsp;Help Al Shifa Hospital keep Palestinian survivors alive. &nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are delivering much needed aid and support in Palestine, providing crucial assistance to the vulnerable people of Gaza.&nbsp;With your support, Human Aid &amp; Advocacy can continue to support the largest Hospital in the occupied territory, financially supporting staff, furnishing the Emergency Ward, providing critical medical equipment and hospital beds to those in need.&nbsp;Hospitals in the Gaza strip have been stretched beyond capacity. Donate today to provide essential support to our Gaza survivors.&nbsp;&nbsp;£500 - Maintain Al Shifa Hospital&nbsp;“The one who stays with the one who is sick, and takes care of him and looks after him has done good by serving him and caring for him, and Allah, may He be glorified and exalted, says (interpretation of the meaning): “and do good. Truly, Allah loves Al-Muhsinoon (the good-doers)”.&nbsp; [Surah al-Baqarah 2:195]Donate now to alleviate the struggles of the Gaza people and provide fundamental healthcare to those that need it most.&nbsp;<hr>Large-scale population displacement, shortages of water and electricity, environmental health hazards, loss of income and many more factors increased drastically the vulnerability of the majority of the population at a time when the siege on Gaza and the financial crisis of the government had already left the system on the brink of collapse.The chronic situation of the health sector therefore is a major underlying cause for the impact of the conflict on the health system in Gaza today and unless addressed systematically a recovery of the health sector to a stronger and more resilient health system is highly unlikely.<ul><li>Poverty and unemployment continue to rise due to the siege imposed on Gaza.</li><li>80% of people in Gaza depend on aid to survive.</li><li>Approximately 25% of the essential medicines and 52% of the medical disposables completely run out.</li><li>50% of the ambulances stopped working as a result of the lack of fuel, which further aggravated the hospitals’ mission</li><li>50,000 Gaza employees have not received their salaries for more than three months.</li></ul>

Palestine is under attack once again, with the storming of Masjid Al-Aqsa and bombardment of the Gaza strip.

Gaza

Al Shifa Hospital&nbsp;In Palestine, the 15-year blockade on the Gaza Strip and extremely limited resources have severely affected Gaza’s economic and health infrastructure.&nbsp;&nbsp;Gaza has faced continued bombardment, leading to hundreds wounded, dozens martyred and thousands of children and women suffering from severe and profound psychological trauma. The escalation by occupying forces destroyed many livelihoods, homes and medical centres, and detrimentally affected agricultural crops.&nbsp;Al Shifa Hospital is the central hospital in Gaza, treating thousands of patients daily. Socioeconomic decline, conflict and closure, power shortages and inconsistent funding have left many medical facilities overstretched, and under severe pressure.&nbsp;&nbsp;Help Al Shifa Hospital keep Palestinian survivors alive. &nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are delivering much needed aid and support in Palestine, providing crucial assistance to the vulnerable people of Gaza.&nbsp;With your support, Human Aid &amp; Advocacy can continue to support the largest Hospital in the occupied territory, financially supporting staff, furnishing the Emergency Ward, providing critical medical equipment and hospital beds to those in need.&nbsp;Hospitals in the Gaza strip have been stretched beyond capacity. Donate today to provide essential support to our Gaza survivors.&nbsp;&nbsp;Doctor’s salary - £4800 annually; £400 monthly &nbsp;Nurse’s salary - £3600 annually; £300 monthly &nbsp;A&amp;E Ward Outpatient treatment - £50 per patient (one-off)&nbsp;“The one who stays with the one who is sick, and takes care of him and looks after him has done good by serving him and caring for him, and Allah, may He be glorified and exalted, says (interpretation of the meaning): “and do good. Truly, Allah loves Al-Muhsinoon (the good-doers)”.&nbsp; [Surah al-Baqarah 2:195]Donate now to alleviate the struggles of the Gaza people and provide fundamental healthcare to those that need it most.&nbsp;

With your support, Human Aid & Advocacy can continue to support the largest Hospital in the occupied territory,

Gaza Al Shifa Hospital

Greenhouses&nbsp;Poverty is one of the main causes of food insecurity. In Gaza, 57% of the population suffers from food insecurity, with the rate of poverty climbing to 64%.&nbsp;&nbsp;Home to more than 2 million Palestinians, 80% of the population depend on humanitarian aid.&nbsp;&nbsp;Now in its 16th year, Israel’s blockade shows little sign of relief. The people of Gaza have experienced countless losses, including the destruction of their livelihoods, homes, medical centres and agriculture.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy have been working with agricultural farmers in Gaza, providing seeds, tools and training, both on-farm and off-farm, to prevent poverty and help improve local production yields.&nbsp;&nbsp;Half of the yield harvested is given to the hardworking farmers. The remaining half is distributed to local Palestinian families, with each family receiving between 5-10kg of fresh produce.&nbsp;You can support Gaza’s agricultural and economic infrastructure.&nbsp;&nbsp;Support the farmers of Palestine today. Donate to the Gaza Greenhouse project now.&nbsp;&nbsp;£12,000 cost of Harvest (800 square metres)&nbsp;£15 per square metre  &nbsp;&nbsp;

Through this project, farmers are provided with seeds, agricultural tools and training, both on-farm and off-farm

Gaza Greenhouse

Olive TreesThe people of Gaza need your support.Under siege for more than 15 years, the people of Gaza have extremely limited resources and insufficient fuels and materials needed to support the city’s infrastructure.Years of bombardment, environmental disasters and conflict have led to an increasing number of already vulnerable families unable to meet their basic needs.Support Gaza’s agricultural sector and plant an olive tree today.Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are working with Palestinian farmers to plant olive trees in Gaza.You can support the livelihoods of farmers whose trees have been uprooted and destroyed.Earn continuous reward by donating towards this meaningful&nbsp;Sadaqah Jariyah&nbsp;project, and help grow Gaza’s agricultural sector.Help plant the seed of hope. Donate an olive tree today.Narrated Anas bin Malik: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "There is none amongst the Muslims who plants a tree or sows seeds, and then a bird, or a person or an animal eats from it, but is regarded as a charitable gift for him." Sahih al-Bukhari 2320It costs £10 per Olive Tree

Earn continuous reward by donating towards this meaningful Sadaqah Jariyah project, and help grow Gaza’s agricultural sector.

Gaza Olive Trees

Water Desalination Plant&nbsp;97% of Gaza’s water is undrinkable.&nbsp;Wracked by large-scale population displacement, shortages of water and electricity, environmental health hazards, and more, the people of Gaza depend on aid to survive.&nbsp;&nbsp;Gaza's only natural source of water, the coastal aquifer, suffers from over-extraction, salinity intrusion and sewage intrusion, making it largely unfit for human consumption. It is estimated about one-quarter of disease spread in Gaza is caused by water pollution, with 12% of the deaths of young children related to contaminated water. Many Palestinians suffer health complications as a result, including renal failure, fatal diarrhoea and dehydration. About 50% of Gaza’s children suffer from water-related infections.&nbsp;Access to water is a basic human right, and yet in Palestine, a staggering 97% of water is undrinkable.&nbsp;&nbsp;In Gaza, there are 672 educational facilities without access to decent wash facilities or any ongoing source of clean water.&nbsp;&nbsp;Help Human Aid &amp; Advocacy bring safe, potable water to the people of Gaza.&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are supporting the people of Gaza, providing educational institutions with potable WASH facilities, bringing 10,000 litres of good quality, safe drinking water to communities in Gaza, on a daily basis.&nbsp; &nbsp;You can contribute to the long-term socioeconomic and cultural development of Palestinian society.&nbsp;Help bring safe, sustainable water access to areas inhabited by poor and vulnerable families in Gaza.&nbsp;Fulfil the rights of the Gaza people today.&nbsp; &nbsp;You donation can provide much needed support to the sustainable development of&nbsp; Gaza’s WASH sector.&nbsp;Donate today to bring safe, potable water to the people of Gaza.&nbsp;£13,800 in total&nbsp;£1150 monthly&nbsp;&nbsp;£38 daily &nbsp;

Solar powered desalination unit, supplying 10,000 litres of potable water to schools and family neighbourhoods, on a daily basis.

Gaza Water Desalination Plant

The Hopefund is our way of making your donation go further and faster to those in need.&nbsp;Your&nbsp;regular donation will support us in providing emergency aid in the wake of conflict or&nbsp;disaster, care for vulnerable orphans, give communities access to safe water, and ensure&nbsp;families have enough food to survive. Your donations contribute to not just one project but all&nbsp;of them.This&nbsp;is done&nbsp;in three ways:1. Supporting running costs to ensure a faster delivery of aid. 2. Topping up projects to ensure maximum humanitarian impact.3. Releasing funds in the wake of emergency appeals.Every penny counts. Set up your Hopefund today.&nbsp;Small deeds, big rewards.‘A’isha reported Allah’s Messenger as saying, “The acts most pleasing to God are those which are done most continuously, even if they amount to little.” (Bukhari and Muslim.)

The Hopefund is our way of making your donation go further and faster to those in need.

Hopefund

Armed violence, climate shocks, epidemics and socio-political instability have contributed to widespread insecurity and large-scale population displacement across Mali. A vast land-locked country in the heart of the Sahel region, it is estimated about 1.5 million people have fled their homes since 2012. Poverty is on the rise, affecting 78.1 percent of people, and stunting affects 30.4% of children under 5, affecting some 367,000 severely acutely malnourished children. This year, more than 1.24 million Malians will require urgent food assistance.

The United Nations estimated that 3.3 million Malians countrywide remained in need of humanitarian assistance.

Mali

Suffering from years of conflict, that has affected the Muslims, none are more deserving of our service than the orphans of Syria &amp; Afghanistan.Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are providing essential shelter, food, education and healthcare to the children of the shuhadah.&nbsp;Your donation will provide continuous support to much needed beneficiaries, - providing these orphans with a strong foundation for a bright future.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Prophet (pbuh) said, “The one who cares for an orphan and myself will be together in Paradise like this”, and he (pbuh) held his two fingers together to illustrate. [Bukhari] &nbsp;&nbsp;Give yourself the opportunity to be with the Prophet (pbuh) and support our lost generation with education, food, healthcare and shelter.&nbsp;£40 will support on orphan for a month£480 will support an orphan for a year.This project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png">

Give yourself the opportunity to be with the Prophet (pbuh) and support our Orphans who have survived war and persecution.

Orphan Fund

Described by the UN as ‘the most persecuted minority’, the Rohingya population have been subjected to years of genocide, ethnic cleansing and systematic discrimination in Myanmar’s Rakhine state. More than 1.1 million Rohingya refugees reside in Bangladesh with children making up 55% of the displaced population.Highly congested camps, unsanitary conditions and poor nutrition contribute to the prevalence of communicable diseases among the Rohingya population in Cox’s Bazar. As the population continues to grow, the Rohingya people are in the throes of a critical humanitarian emergency.<hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Wellbeing Centre&nbsp;</h2>Subject to an assembly of health risks, including unsanitary conditions, malnutrition and unsafe potable water, the Rohingya are struggling.&nbsp;The Rohingya population have been subjected to years of genocide, ethnic cleansing and systematic discrimination in Myanmar’s Rakhine state. More than 1.1 million Rohingya refugees reside in Bangladesh with children making up 55% of the displaced population.&nbsp;The vast majority of Rohingya reaching Bangladesh are vulnerable women, children and the elderly. The Rohingya population in Bangladesh continues to grow exponentially, resulting in a critical humanitarian emergency.&nbsp;Highly&nbsp; congested&nbsp; camps,&nbsp; unsanitary&nbsp; conditions&nbsp; and&nbsp; poor nutrition&nbsp; contribute&nbsp; to the prevalence of communicable diseases among the Rohingya population in Cox’s Bazar.&nbsp;As refugees, the they are unable to travel freely outside of the camps and are faced with a myriad of barriers when accessing adequate health care and treatment.&nbsp; &nbsp;Help the 24-hour Wellbeing Medical Centre keep Rohingya survivors alive.&nbsp;Human&nbsp; Aid&nbsp; &amp; Advocacy are&nbsp; working in Cox’s&nbsp; Bazar,&nbsp; funding&nbsp; the largest medical centre currently operating in the Rohingya camps, employing doctors, nurses, midwives, clinicians and pharmacists. The 24-hour Wellbeing Medical Centre&nbsp; serves hundreds of people daily, providing a melange of clinics, including emergency treatments, minor surgical operations, neo-natal &amp; post-natal clinics, pharmaceutical dispensary and psychosocial support.&nbsp;&nbsp;You can help Rohingya survivors access life-saving treatment.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Rohingya population have survived genocide, oppression and discrimination. Your donation can help them access the support they desperately need.&nbsp;&nbsp;Donate to the 24-hour medical centre and help keep our survivors alive.&nbsp;&nbsp;Support:&nbsp;<ul><li>Salaries for essential medical personnel&nbsp;</li><li>Hospital maintenance&nbsp; &nbsp;</li><li>Wellbeing Centre renovations&nbsp;</li><li>Patient transportation&nbsp;</li></ul>Donate to maintain the 24-hour medical centre and bring relief to our Rohingya Survivors&nbsp;<ul><li>£500</li><li>£250</li><li>£100</li></ul>

Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar are facing a catastrophic humanitarian situation, according to the UN secretary general.

Rohingya

Water Pump&nbsp;Arsenic contamination puts over 20 million people in Bangladesh at risk, each year.&nbsp;Bangladesh is one of the countries considered most vulnerable to the effects of drinking and freshwater shortages. Rising sea levels, salinity intrusion into freshwater and extensive distances between water sources threatens the security of this community.&nbsp;60% of the population endures unsafe drinking water, with improper sanitation. Potable water is limited and pockets of arsenic contamination across the country put over 20 million people at risk each year.&nbsp;We are building hand pump water wells in the most needed areas for Rohingya communities.&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy have been working in Bangladesh, constructing hand pump water wells in some of the most needed areas for Rohingya communities. These wells extract water from underground, reducing the need to draw water from unsafe and unsanitary sources, providing a clean, safe reservoir for the Rohingya, closer to camp. &nbsp;Donate to construct a water well and bring safe, potable water to the Rohingya.&nbsp;&nbsp;£300 provides a hand pump bringing fresh water to Rohingya Refugee camps.&nbsp;For water well name plaques, please email <a href="mailto:sadaqah@humanaid.org">sadaqah@humanaid.org</a>, quoting your donation.&nbsp;Feedback can take between 4-6 months.&nbsp;

Providing hand pump water wells for the most needed areas in the Rohingya communities

Rohingya Hand Pump

Wellbeing Centre&nbsp;Subject to an assembly of health risks, including unsanitary conditions, malnutrition and unsafe potable water, the Rohingya are struggling.&nbsp;The Rohingya population have been subjected to years of genocide, ethnic cleansing and systematic discrimination in Myanmar’s Rakhine state. More than 1.1 million Rohingya refugees reside in Bangladesh with children making up 55% of the displaced population.&nbsp;The vast majority of Rohingya reaching Bangladesh are vulnerable women, children and the elderly. The Rohingya population in Bangladesh continues to grow exponentially, resulting in a critical humanitarian emergency.&nbsp;Highly&nbsp; congested&nbsp; camps,&nbsp; unsanitary&nbsp; conditions&nbsp; and&nbsp; poor nutrition&nbsp; contribute&nbsp; to the prevalence of communicable diseases among the Rohingya population in Cox’s Bazar.&nbsp;As refugees, the they are unable to travel freely outside of the camps and are faced with a myriad of barriers when accessing adequate health care and treatment.&nbsp; &nbsp;Help the 24-hour Wellbeing Medical Centre keep Rohingya survivors alive.&nbsp;Human&nbsp; Aid&nbsp; &amp; Advocacy are&nbsp; working in Cox’s&nbsp; Bazar,&nbsp; funding&nbsp; the largest medical centre currently operating in the Rohingya camps, employing doctors, nurses, midwives, clinicians and pharmacists. The 24-hour Wellbeing Medical Centre&nbsp; serves hundreds of people daily, providing a melange of clinics, including emergency treatments, minor surgical operations, neo-natal &amp; post-natal clinics, pharmaceutical dispensary and psychosocial support.&nbsp;&nbsp;You can help Rohingya survivors access life-saving treatment.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Rohingya population have survived genocide, oppression and discrimination. Your donation can help them access the support they desperately need.&nbsp;&nbsp;Donate to the 24-hour medical centre and help keep our survivors alive.&nbsp;&nbsp;Support:&nbsp;<ul><li>A&amp;E Treatment: £100 for 5 patients&nbsp;</li><li>Childbirths: £150 for 5 childbirths</li><li>Medication: £250 for one months medical supply</li><li>All of the above will cost £500</li></ul>

Subject to an assembly of health risks, including unsanitary conditions, malnutrition and unsafe potable water.

Rohingya Medical Wellbeing Centre

After over a decade of brutal state repression of the Syrian people's aspiration for freedom, devastating bombing raids from the governments of Russian, Iran, the USA, the UK and others, and systematic persecution by Daesh, the Syrian people have now been hit by an earthquake unprecedented in its scale and destruction.&nbsp;A devastating earthquake struck Turkey and Syria, early morning on Monday 6th February, resulting in widespread deaths, injuries and critical damage to essential infrastructure. Measuring 7.9 in magnitude, the quake was felt throughout Central Turkey and northwest Syria. Hours later, a second 7.5 quake hit the region, causing further extensive destruction. Shocks and tremors were felt around the world, from Egypt to Greenland. &nbsp;With the death toll exceeding 47,000 and countless injured, critical rescue operations are underway across much of southern Turkey and northern Syria. Scores of people are trapped under collapsed and decimated buildings, with stormy and snowy weather conditions, low temperatures, insufficient shelters and safe gathering points, and the lack of emergency services reach significantly restricting relief efforts.&nbsp;The earthquake has decimated countless homes, buildings and entire neighbourhoods. It is the worst the country has experienced since 1999. Legions of people are currently trapped beneath collapsed infrastructure and rubble, leaving already overwhelmed and under-resourced vital health services struggling to cope.&nbsp;Much of the destruction is concentrated in border areas, in established refugee neighbourhoods, housing millions of refugees.&nbsp;Already wracked by war and destruction, thousands of families are displaced,&nbsp; and in desperate need of food packs, hot meals, hygiene packs, clothing and shelter.&nbsp;Donate now to assist Syrian survivors and support their fight for survival. &nbsp;HistoryBombed. Displaced. Discarded. Right now, Syrians are enduring over ten years of conflict – and many will&nbsp;die because they cannot access the basic services.&nbsp;Lives are at risk as hundreds of&nbsp;thousands of people find themselves&nbsp;fleeing into&nbsp;squalid camps vulnerable to war and weather,&nbsp;as well as mounting rates of poverty, malnutrition, and not to mention – the COVID-19 pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;Across Syria, 11.7 million people need humanitarian&nbsp;help, and almost 2&nbsp;million have fled&nbsp;to the&nbsp;Idlib&nbsp;region – half of those are children.&nbsp;&nbsp;Human Aid UK have a successful record of accomplishment of delivering your aid to Syrians in need. We delivered food and baby milk to families sheltering below ground, during the siege of eastern Ghouta. We supported struggling Hospitals in northern Syria with modified ambulances to save lives on the frontline. We kept families fed and warm during bitterly harsh winters in Idlib. However, the truth is, it is not enough and we need to reach more.&nbsp;&nbsp;By supporting this emergency fund, we will be ready to deliver quickly wherever disaster strikes Syrians in their country.&nbsp;&nbsp;This war has claimed too many lives, act now by donating with Human Aid &amp; Advocacy<hr><h2>Earthquake Relief</h2>Your support will enable the following to be delivered:<ul><li>Food packs</li><li>Hot meals&nbsp;</li><li>Clothing</li><li>Shelter</li></ul>This project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png"><hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Homes&nbsp;</h2>More than 10 years of war has devastated Syria and its people. &nbsp;Now, more than ever, Syrian survivors are in need of your help. Living in abject poverty, with limited access to daily necessities, 14.6 million Syrians are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance.&nbsp;&nbsp;Beleaguered by already limited employment opportunities, tragic losses of main breadwinners to war, and now wracked by an earthquake claiming the lives of more than 1,500 people and counting, survivors are left in dire need without financial stability, sustenance or shelter.  &nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are providing homes to the largest internally displaced population in the world.&nbsp;&nbsp;“Dar al-Khair” or ‘The Abode of Goodness’ is a housing project aiming to rehome Syrian IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons) from the Idlib region. Many of these survivors have been displaced multiple times.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Our housing project is designed to provide homes to those most vulnerable, particularly orphans, widows and their families, in a safe environment, allowing our Syrian survivors to rebuild their lives. Your donation will go towards building ‘Dar al-Khair’, including recreational facilities and a community centre to assist with essential psycho-social rehabilitation.&nbsp;You can help Syrian orphans and widows to rebuild their lives and recover from the trauma of war and disaster.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation could be the building block of change that our Syrian survivors so desperately need.&nbsp;&nbsp;Donate today to provide shelter and security to widows and orphans in Syria.&nbsp;£3000 - 1 fully furnished homeThis project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png"><hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Orphan Sponsorship&nbsp;</h2>More than 11 years have passed since the beginning of the civil war, and for many Syrian children war is the only life they know.&nbsp;Syrian children are living in the world's #1 most dangerous place to be a child. They have suffered unimaginable violations. As boys drop out of school to help their families survive, they face an increased risk of exploitation by armed groups. Girls in Syria face a high risk of child trafficking and sexual exploitation, including child marriage.&nbsp;More than 80% of Syrian IDPs are women and children.&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy have been working in Syria to improve the standard of living for orphans.&nbsp;With your donation, we can provide food and educational costs, so these orphans can live a life like any other child.&nbsp;Donate today to sponsor a Syrian orphan, and provide these vulnerable children with food and education.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sponsor an orphan today to deliver much needed support to orphaned children living in the world’s most dangerous place to be a child.&nbsp;Permit yourself the opportunity to be with the Prophet (pbuh) in paradise, and empower these children with the stability they need to survive.&nbsp; &nbsp;The Prophet (pbuh) said, “The one who cares for an orphan and myself will be together in Paradise like this”, and he (pbuh) held his two fingers together to illustrate. [Bukhari]&nbsp;All sponsors will be provided with updates, including an Orhan profile and a detailed annual report, comprising of the beneficiary’s details, a progress summary, an education report and future recommendations.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;£480 annually&nbsp;This project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png"><hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Schools&nbsp;</h2>As a result of the ongoing war in Syria, many schools have been the target of bombing, with the education sector being deeply affected. Many schools have been destroyed during shelling, leaving many children without education.&nbsp;The Syrian School project aims to accommodate 500 students, through constructing 24 classrooms, in this fit-for-purpose development.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation can provide the tools of empowerment to an indigent community, and facilitate a welcome opportunity for the younger generation to prosper. &nbsp;Over a decade of war has deprived generations of children safe access to education.&nbsp;&nbsp;During these turbulent times, you can give the gift of education to a Syrian child and safeguard the next generation of school children.&nbsp;£240 &nbsp;Contribute to Rebuild a School

Living in abject poverty, with limited access to daily necessities, 14.6 million Syrians are in desperate need.

Syria 

Baby Milk &nbsp;In Yemen and Syria, distressed mothers are unable to breastfeed and babies are dying from malnutrition. &nbsp;Emotionally and physically distressed, with limited access to food and adequate nutrition, families, particularly mothers are unable to nurse and feed their children. As a result, babies are perishing from malnutrition.&nbsp;An alarming number of infants are suffering from acute malnutrition, leading to an increase in stunted development and wasting in many vulnerable babies and children.&nbsp;&nbsp;Malnutrition is devastating. It blunts the intellect, saps productivity, and perpetuates poverty. Unfortunately, many households in Yemen and Syria are unable to meet their basic needs, and baby milk is an expense few can afford.&nbsp;&nbsp;Stunting and wasting are reaching critical levels in these communities, highlighting the need to take action.&nbsp;An adequate, well-balanced diet is the bedrock of babies' survival. &nbsp;In response to this dire situation, Human Aid &amp; Advocacy launched the Baby Milk Project in Syria and Yemen, setting up clinics and providing baby milk formula, supporting mothers and families who are unable to sufficiently nourish and feed their children.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Baby Milk Project provides assistance to vulnerable children in Syria and Yemen, providing nutrition through baby milk and anti-reflux formula.&nbsp; &nbsp;You can make a critical difference to the health of these infants.&nbsp;&nbsp;An adequate, well-balanced diet is the bedrock of child survival, health and development. Well-nourished children are more likely to be healthy, productive, and ready to learn.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation to the Baby Milk Project can help protect a child from malnutrition and support the bedrock of their survival.&nbsp;For £60 a month, you can provide the safeguard these babies need to survive.&nbsp;&nbsp;Milk formula  costs annually £720  and monthly cost is £60 &nbsp;This project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png">

In Syria, distressed mothers are unable to breastfeed and babies are dying from malnutrition. 

Syria Baby Milk

Homes&nbsp;More than 10 years of war has devastated Syria and its people. &nbsp;Now, more than ever, Syrian survivors are in need of your help. Living in abject poverty, with limited access to daily necessities, 14.6 million Syrians are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance.&nbsp;&nbsp;Beleaguered by already limited employment opportunities, tragic losses of main breadwinners to war, and now wracked by an earthquake claiming the lives of more than 1,500 people and counting, survivors are left in dire need without financial stability, sustenance or shelter.  &nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are providing homes to the largest internally displaced population in the world.&nbsp;&nbsp;“Dar al-Khair” or ‘The Abode of Goodness’ is a housing project aiming to rehome Syrian IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons) from the Idlib region. Many of these survivors have been displaced multiple times.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Our housing project is designed to provide homes to those most vulnerable, particularly orphans, widows and their families, in a safe environment, allowing our Syrian survivors to rebuild their lives. Your donation will go towards building ‘Dar al-Khair’, including recreational facilities and a community centre to assist with essential psycho-social rehabilitation.&nbsp;You can help Syrian orphans and widows to rebuild their lives and recover from the trauma of war and disaster.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation could be the building block of change that our Syrian survivors so desperately need.&nbsp;&nbsp;Donate today to provide shelter and security to widows and orphans in Syria.&nbsp;£3000 - 1 fully furnished home&nbsp;&nbsp;This project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png">

Our aim is to provide homes in a safe environment, allowing families to rebuild their lives.

Syria Homes

Syria Mosque&nbsp;Schools and Masjids have been targeted by bombings and destroyed.&nbsp;A peaceful uprising against the regime turned into a full-scale war, leaving half a million people dead, and immeasurable devastation. There are over 6.9 million Syrians internally displaced. Despite this, the Syrian people remain resilient and defiant against oppression and continue to have hope that they will one day soon rebuild their home.&nbsp;Across Syria, Human Aid &amp; Advocacy are helping Syrians recover from trauma, as well as delivering lifesaving support.&nbsp;Many places of prayer and community have been targeted and destroyed. The Syria Mosque project aims to reconstruct these salient hubs of the Islamic community, providing a place of worship, community and education for displaced individuals.&nbsp;&nbsp;Consisting of a prayer hall and ablution facilities, the Syria Mosque project provides a welcoming space for the rural Idlib local community.&nbsp;&nbsp;Mosque construction takes between 6 to 8 months.&nbsp;Your donation will support the reconstruction of these salient hubs of the Islamic community.&nbsp;&nbsp;Donate today and reap the reward of donating to this coveted opportunity for Sadaqah Jariyah.&nbsp;“Whoever builds a mosque for Allah, then Allah will build for him a house like it in Paradise.” (Bukhari and Muslim)&nbsp;<ul><li style="margin-left:0px;">Build a Masjid - £11,250&nbsp;</li><li>10 Musallah - £450</li><li>1 Musallah - £45</li></ul>

Your donation will support the reconstruction of these salient hubs of the Islamic community. 

Syria Mosque

Orphan Sponsorship&nbsp;More than 11 years have passed since the beginning of the civil war, and for many Syrian children war is the only life they know.&nbsp;Syrian children are living in the world's #1 most dangerous place to be a child. They have suffered unimaginable violations. As boys drop out of school to help their families survive, they face an increased risk of exploitation by armed groups. Girls in Syria face a high risk of child trafficking and sexual exploitation, including child marriage.&nbsp;More than 80% of Syrian IDPs are women and children.&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy have been working in Syria to improve the standard of living for orphans.&nbsp;With your donation, we can provide food and educational costs, so these orphans can live a life like any other child.&nbsp;Donate today to sponsor a Syrian orphan, and provide these vulnerable children with food and education.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sponsor an orphan today to deliver much needed support to orphaned children living in the world’s most dangerous place to be a child.&nbsp;Permit yourself the opportunity to be with the Prophet (pbuh) in paradise, and empower these children with the stability they need to survive.&nbsp; &nbsp;The Prophet (pbuh) said, “The one who cares for an orphan and myself will be together in Paradise like this”, and he (pbuh) held his two fingers together to illustrate. [Bukhari]&nbsp;All sponsors will be provided with updates, including an Orhan profile and a detailed annual report, comprising of the beneficiary’s details, a progress summary, an education report and future recommendations.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;£40 monthly&nbsp;£480 annually&nbsp;

Be with the Prophet (pbuh) who himself was an Orphan and support Syria's lost generation with food and education.

Syria Orphans

Schools&nbsp;As a result of the ongoing war in Syria, many schools have been the target of bombing, with the education sector being deeply affected. Many schools have been destroyed during shelling, leaving many children without education.&nbsp;The Syrian School project aims to accommodate 500 students, through constructing 24 classrooms, in this fit-for-purpose development.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation can provide the tools of empowerment to an indigent community, and facilitate a welcome opportunity for the younger generation to prosper. &nbsp;Over a decade of war has deprived generations of children safe access to education.&nbsp;&nbsp;During these turbulent times, you can give the gift of education to a Syrian child and safeguard the next generation of school children.&nbsp;£3500 – one classroom&nbsp;

The Syrian School project aims to accommodate 500 students, constructing 24 classrooms

Syria School

An estimated 67,000 Uyghurs have fled to Turkey from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in Western China. Many refugees left their homeland as a result of the assimilation and discriminatory policies of the Chinese government, particularly towards Uygur and Kazakh communities. After fleeing to Turkey from cultural genocide in China, Uyghur refugees are left facing overwhelming uncertainty.<hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Vocational Training (Sewing Machines)</h2>After fleeing to Turkey from cultural genocide in China, Uyghur refugees are left facing overwhelming uncertainty.&nbsp;Many refugees left their homeland as a result of the assimilation and discriminatory policies of the Chinese government, particularly towards Uygur and Kazakh communities.&nbsp;&nbsp;An estimated 67,000 Uyghurs have fled to Turkey from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in Western China.&nbsp;Escaping heinous human rights abuses, many refugees now live in unstable conditions, without ratified support. Many Uyghurs are facing uncertainty in inadequate and provisional living conditions, without guaranteed accommodation, employment or support.&nbsp;&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy has been working on the ground in Istanbul, delivering aid to the Uyghur community, providing opportunities for stability in these uncertain times.&nbsp;Your donation will provide vocational&nbsp; training courses to Uyghur women, equipping them with the skills, training and facilities to develop a sustainable livelihood and support their families.&nbsp;&nbsp;Many of these women are widows and the sole breadwinners supporting their families. &nbsp;Each participant in our programme will receive handicraft training and be gifted with a sewing machine of their own.&nbsp;&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy work with local businesses, providing participants with the best chance possible at securing stable employment after completing the programme. &nbsp;Your donation will help widowed Uyghur refugees to support their families.&nbsp;&nbsp;Donate now to equip Uyghur refugees with the gift of a sustainable livelihood.&nbsp;£300 for a sewing machine (Zakah eligible)£200 for training (Sadaqah only)Safwan ibn ‘Assal reported: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: “No one leaves their house in search of knowledge but that angels will lower their wings in approval of what he is doing.” [Sunan Ibn Mājah 226]

China has been forcibly mass sterilising Uyghur women to suppress the population, separating children from their families.

Uyghur

<h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Vocational Training (Sewing Machines)</h2>After fleeing to Turkey from cultural genocide in China, Uyghur refugees are left facing overwhelming uncertainty.&nbsp;Many refugees left their homeland as a result of the assimilation and discriminatory policies of the Chinese government, particularly towards Uygur and Kazakh communities.&nbsp;&nbsp;An estimated 67,000 Uyghurs have fled to Turkey from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in Western China.&nbsp;Escaping heinous human rights abuses, many refugees now live in unstable conditions, without ratified support. Many Uyghurs are facing uncertainty in inadequate and provisional living conditions, without guaranteed accommodation, employment or support.&nbsp;&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy has been working on the ground in Istanbul, delivering aid to the Uyghur community, providing opportunities for stability in these uncertain times.&nbsp;Your donation will provide vocational&nbsp; training courses to Uyghur women, equipping them with the skills, training and facilities to develop a sustainable livelihood and support their families.&nbsp;&nbsp;Many of these women are widows and the sole breadwinners supporting their families. &nbsp;Each participant in our programme will receive handicraft training and be gifted with a sewing machine of their own.&nbsp;&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy work with local businesses, providing participants with the best chance possible at securing stable employment after completing the programme. &nbsp;Your donation will help widowed Uyghur refugees to support their families.&nbsp;&nbsp;Donate now to equip Uyghur refugees with the gift of a sustainable livelihood.&nbsp;£300 for a sewing machine (Zakah eligible)£200 for training (Sadaqah only)Safwan ibn ‘Assal reported: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: “No one leaves their house in search of knowledge but that angels will lower their wings in approval of what he is doing.” [Sunan Ibn Mājah 226]&nbsp;

We deliver vocational craftmanship skills training to widows, gifting them a sewing machine, and employment opportunities.

Uyghur Sewing Machine

Yemen is facing the worst humanitarian and economic crisis in its modern history, characterised by increasing food insecurity and high malnutrition rates. The combined effects of the ongoing war, blockade, air strikes, as well as internal displacement of the population has left the nation in widespread need of assistance. An estimated 21.2 million Yemenis are currently in crisis.Suffering from a shortage of water, 50% of the population struggles daily to access enough safe, clean, potable water. With fuel prices increasing, this number is set to rise significantly, as many Yemenis are being priced out of access to their basic needs.<hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Baby Milk &nbsp;</h2>In Yemen and Syria, distressed mothers are unable to breastfeed and babies are dying from malnutrition. &nbsp;Emotionally and physically distressed, with limited access to food and adequate nutrition, families, particularly mothers are unable to nurse and feed their children. As a result, babies are perishing from malnutrition.&nbsp;An alarming number of infants are suffering from acute malnutrition, leading to an increase in stunted development and wasting in many vulnerable babies and children.&nbsp;&nbsp;Malnutrition is devastating. It blunts the intellect, saps productivity, and perpetuates poverty. Unfortunately, many households in Yemen and Syria are unable to meet their basic needs, and baby milk is an expense few can afford.&nbsp;&nbsp;Stunting and wasting are reaching critical levels in these communities, highlighting the need to take action.&nbsp;An adequate, well-balanced diet is the bedrock of babies' survival. &nbsp;In response to this dire situation, Human Aid &amp; Advocacy launched the Baby Milk Project in Syria and Yemen, setting up clinics and providing baby milk formula, supporting mothers and families who are unable to sufficiently nourish and feed their children.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Baby Milk Project provides assistance to vulnerable children in Syria and Yemen, providing nutrition through baby milk and anti-reflux formula.&nbsp; &nbsp;You can make a critical difference to the health of these infants.&nbsp;&nbsp;An adequate, well-balanced diet is the bedrock of child survival, health and development. Well-nourished children are more likely to be healthy, productive, and ready to learn.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation to the Baby Milk Project can help protect a child from malnutrition and support the bedrock of their survival.&nbsp;£60 - Baby Milk &nbsp;1 Month&nbsp;£360 - Baby Milk &nbsp;6 Months£720 - Baby Milk 12 Months&nbsp;This project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png">

Yemen remains one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, with some 20.7 million people in need.

Yemen

Baby Milk &nbsp;In Yemen and Syria, distressed mothers are unable to breastfeed and babies are dying from malnutrition. &nbsp;Emotionally and physically distressed, with limited access to food and adequate nutrition, families, particularly mothers are unable to nurse and feed their children. As a result, babies are perishing from malnutrition.&nbsp;An alarming number of infants are suffering from acute malnutrition, leading to an increase in stunted development and wasting in many vulnerable babies and children.&nbsp;&nbsp;Malnutrition is devastating. It blunts the intellect, saps productivity, and perpetuates poverty. Unfortunately, many households in Yemen and Syria are unable to meet their basic needs, and baby milk is an expense few can afford.&nbsp;&nbsp;Stunting and wasting are reaching critical levels in these communities, highlighting the need to take action.&nbsp;An adequate, well-balanced diet is the bedrock of babies' survival. &nbsp;In response to this dire situation, Human Aid &amp; Advocacy launched the Baby Milk Project in Syria and Yemen, setting up clinics and providing baby milk formula, supporting mothers and families who are unable to sufficiently nourish and feed their children.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Baby Milk Project provides assistance to vulnerable children in Syria and Yemen, providing nutrition through baby milk and anti-reflux formula.&nbsp; &nbsp;You can make a critical difference to the health of these infants.&nbsp;&nbsp;An adequate, well-balanced diet is the bedrock of child survival, health and development. Well-nourished children are more likely to be healthy, productive, and ready to learn.&nbsp;&nbsp;Your donation to the Baby Milk Project can help protect a child from malnutrition and support the bedrock of their survival.&nbsp;For £60 a month, you can provide the safeguard these babies need to survive.&nbsp;&nbsp;Milk formula  &nbsp;Annual cost: £720 &nbsp;Monthly cost: £60 &nbsp;This project has been accredited as Zakah eligible by the Islamic Finance Advisory<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png">

In Yemen, distressed mothers are unable to breastfeed and babies are dying from malnutrition. 

Yemen Baby Milk

Solar Water Wells&nbsp;50% of the population struggles to access safe, clean water.&nbsp; Yemen is facing its worst humanitarian and economic crisis in its modern history. Characterised by the escalating conflict, natural disasters, food insecurity and epidemic outbreaks, the humanitarian crisis in Yemen is widespread and severe, with more than 81% of the population in need of emergency assistance. An estimated 21.2 million Yemenis are currently in crisis.&nbsp;Amidst rising fuel prices and a crumbling economic infrastructure, many Yemenis are being priced out of their basic needs. An alarming 50% of the population struggles daily to access enough safe, clean water.&nbsp;Human Aid &amp; Advocacy have commissioned solar wells in the areas of Al Hudaydah and Sana’a, bringing clean water access and facilities to those in desperate need.&nbsp;‘By means of water, we give life to everything’. (Qur’an, 21:30)&nbsp;Your donation can provide clean, potable water to local Yemeni communities in desperate need of support.&nbsp;&nbsp;Support our Yemeni survivors and reap the benefits of donating to this worthwhile Sadaqah Jariyah project.&nbsp;Donate a solar water well and support our Yemeni survivors through this Sadaqah Jariyah project today.&nbsp;£3500&nbsp;

Solar wells in the areas of Al Hudaydah and Sana’a, bringing clean water access and facilities to those in desperate need.

Yemen Solar Powered Water Well

<h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Zakah&nbsp;</h2>Zakah is a means of purifying one’s wealth and soul. It is one of the five pillars of Islam, and a financial obligation for every eligible Muslim.&nbsp;By giving your Zakah through Human Aid &amp; Advocacy, you can rest assured that it will be used to support and empower some of the most disadvantaged communities around the world.&nbsp;Your Zakah donations are handled with the greatest of care to ensure they reach eligible recipients quickly and securely.&nbsp; &nbsp;The beauty of the Human Aid Zakah Fund means that your donations are shared amongst all our Zakah projects. This allows you to gain reward across multiple countries and projects.&nbsp;All our projects have been verified by our Islamic Scholars Board. &nbsp;Please note that all projects are Sadaqah eligible too.&nbsp;Pay Your Zakah the Correct Way.&nbsp;“And establish prayer and give Zakah, and whatever good you put forward for yourselves – you will find it with Allah” (2:110, Qur’an)&nbsp;We distribute your Zakah in Syria, Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, Bangladesh, and to Rohingya &amp; Uyghur refugees.&nbsp;&nbsp;<hr><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Islamic Finance Authority</h2>The Islamic Finance Advisory a division of the Islamic Council (Formerly Islamic Council of Europe) have certified our Zakah projects which are outlined below:<ul><li>Cash Zakah Distribution</li><li>Food Packs</li><li>Winter Packs (Clothing and Heating)</li><li>Baby Milk</li><li>Orphan Sponsorships</li><li>Home Construction</li><li>Provision of Cows</li></ul>We regularly consult the Islamic Finance Advisory to ensure our compliance with their Zakah policy.&nbsp;<img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681227654/IFA_Logo_color_with_sub_4d26c44e45.png" alt="IFA_Logo_color with sub.png"><hr><h2>Islamic Scholars Board</h2>At Human Aid &amp; Advocacy we strive to ensure that all of our work is in accordance to Islamic guidance. We have a long tradition of taking counsel from scholars since our inception. &nbsp;We now have an independent Islamic Scholars Board, in addition to the Islamic Finance Advisory, who we consult regarding our projects.The scholars that are part of our Islamic Scholars Board are:<h4>Shaykh Suliman Ghani - Imam and Khateeb of Purley Mosque&nbsp;</h4><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681393554/SG_337dac013f.jpg" alt="SG.jpg">Shaykh Suliman Ghani completed his memorisation of the Qur'an, at a young age, in South Africa, before pursuing Islamic Studies in Pakistan.Having studied there for a period of 3 years, he was then accepted at Al Azhar University in Egypt, where he studied for 2 years. Later, he continued his studies at Madinah University for an additional 4 years, graduating from the faculty of Hadith. Shaykh Suliman completed an MA in Islamic Studies from SOAS University, London.Shaykh Suliman Gani is currently the Imam at Purley Masjid. In addition to this he has been a regular guest speaker on various Islamic TV channels, as well being involved in shows on terrestrial TV. He is keen to utilise modern technology and media platforms to further his reach, to convey the message of Islam.The Shaykh has a history of campaigning for the innocent, oppressed and those in need, spanning over two decades. He was involved in campaigns supporting those unjustly incarcerated in Guantanamo Bay and their families. He actively served members of the local community during the height of the pandemic, and would visit the sick and carry out funerals. He continues to struggle for Muslims through his charity work with Human Aid &amp; Advocacy.Shaykh Abdul Qayum - Imam and Khateeb of the East London Mosque<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1681393867/SAQ_406f6eaff4.jpg" alt="SAQ.jpg">Shaykh Abdul Qayum was born in the District of Noakhali in Bangladesh. He studied Islamic Sciences and Hadith at the Government Madrasah-e-Alia in Dhaka and then continued his studies of Islamic Sciences under several scholars in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia,&nbsp;at the Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University. There&nbsp;he completed a Bachelor of Arts in Arabic Language &amp; Literature and a Master of Arts in Applied linguistics. He then became a lecturer of Quranic Arabic at the International Islamic University of Malaysia.&nbsp;After moving to the United Kingdom with his family, he was elected&nbsp;as the Khateeb of the East London Mosque in 1993. He is a member of European Council for Fatwa and Research and National Council of Imams and Rabbis, which is a registered operating name of the Joseph Interfaith Foundation. <img class="image_resized" style="width:50%;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dbu3buypf/image/upload/v1672331643/Islamic_Scholar_Board_Logo_Blue_Colour_0f4ce85eb0.png" alt="Islamic Scholar Board Logo_Blue Colour.png">

Zakah procedures to are done in accordance to the Islamic guidelines, advised by an independent board of Scholars.

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