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  The Prophet (ﷺ) said: “It is the Sunnah of your father Ibrahim (as). For every hair of the Qurbani you receive a reward from Allah (swt)” [Tirmidhi] Qurbani  translates as ‘sacrifice’, and the tradition of Qurbani is a sacred sacrifice that Muslims make every year. In the twelfth and final month of the Islamic calendar, Dhul Hijjah, Muslims everywhere slaughter an animal — a goat, sheep, cow, buffalo or camel — to honour and commemorate Prophet Ibrahim’s (as) steadfastness in faith and willingness to sacrifice his beloved son Ismail (as), for the sake of God. In 2022, your Qurbani donation means more than ever, and at Muslim Charity, we aim to reach even more people in need. With every  Qurbani donation  to Muslim Charity, a healthy animal is sacrificed in line with Shariah guidelines and Qurbani rules. The meat is then distributed to needy and vulnerable communities, helping to spread the blessings of Eid-ul-Adha, while also tackling hunger. The history of your sa...

  There are a lot of charities you could donate to, and most can easily be found by doing a quick Google search of the issue you are interested in. Most charities will have a functioning website, an easy way to donate, a helpline you can call for more information, and lots of information available about their work. Muslim Charity have been operating for the last 21 years, delivering life-changing projects like  food appeals  and many more to impoverished communities across 17 countries.   Read More about what Siva Kumar says on Quora: https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-find-a-good-charity-to-donate-to/answer/Sivakumar-212?prompt_topic_bio=1  

  There are thousands of charities in the UK alone, and countless more around the world, all doing exceptional work to tackle poverty and save and change lives around the world. When thinking about finding some of the best charities, there are a few things to take into consideration… Read More about what Siva Kumar says on Quora:  https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-charity-to-donate-to/answer/Sivakumar-212

  When trying to raise funds for charitable initiatives or projects, one of the most important things is to communicate what the need is on the ground, and why this work is important. People are more likely to support your work when they can see how dangerous, impoverished or miserable the situation is on the ground. Using statistics, images and live updates is a great way to be able to clearly show the situation on the ground. While showing the need on the ground and the suffering, it is also important to show the potential impact of the project, and the great things it can achieve. This helps those giving money to see the value of their donations and be inclined to give more. Read More about what Siva Kumar says on Quora:  https://www.quora.com/How-can-you-make-people-donate-to-charity/answer/Sivakumar-212

  Why you should give a Qurbani donation. Best gifts to donate throughout Qurbani season? What is Qurbani?   “Once our beloved Prophet Muhammad (saw) was asked, what is Qurbani? The Prophet (saw) answered: ‘It is the Sunnah of your father Ibrahim (as). For every hair of the Qurbani you receive a reward from Allah (swt)” – Tirmidhi Qurbani Donation is a sacred, religious sacrifice of sheep, cattle, or goats which is made after Eid ul Adha prayers, between the 10th and 12th days of the holy month of Dhul Hijjah, the final month of the Islamic calendar. The blessed tradition was passed down to us by our Prophet Ibrahim (as) and Ismail (as) as they were prepared to make huge sacrifice out of love and devotion of Allah (swt) Traditionally, one-third of the meat is consumed by those offering the Qurbani, one-third is offered to family, friends and neighbours, and the final third is distributed among the poor. This signifies the sharing of blessings and celebration of ...

As part of our  Safe Water  programme, as well as providing and installing water hand pumps, wells and solar wells, Muslim Charity also strives to increase awareness around basic water and sanitation hygiene best practices. Earlier this week, on 22nd March 2021, Muslim Charity commemorated World Water Day, which is an annual United Nations observance day held to highlight the importance of fresh water. Celebrating this year’s theme on “Valuing Water”, through our network of field teams we held workshops in many communal settings, including Masjids, schools, rural villages, venues as well as other communal areas. Through our interactive discussions we explored many topics like.. Read More    …