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The Last 10 nights of Ramadan, the nights of power and mercy, offer us an unparalleled opportunity to reap countless rewards and blessings.
When you are unable to fast because of ill health or pregnancy you must pay Fidya for a needy person to be fed as compensation. For each missed fast, you should provide one poor person with a meal at a cost of £5.
As we approach the 10th day of Dhul Hijjah, it is once again time for us to make a sacrifice for the sake of Allah to feed the hungry. Global Rahmah Foundation has been distributing Qurbani, to some of the worst affected areas around the world for many years.
Global Rahmah Foundation’s sustainable, long-term projects have been created with this blessed charity in mind, providing us an opportunity to make a difference…
Global Rahmah Foundation carries out your Aqiqah sacrifices in Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, and Bangladesh (Rohingya refugees) for disadvantaged communities to benefit from, easing their food insecurities and offering them a nutritious, healthy meal.
We have been, and continue to, distribute your Sadaqah donations to some of the neediest communities in the world. We are assisting tens of thousands of disadvantaged people across eight countries,
It is a religious obligation on every Muslim that has reached puberty, is sane and possesses the minimum required wealth (Nisab). It involves giving a set amount of 2.5% of one’s wealth to those in need…
By donating towards GRF’s Ramadan projects, you can break your fast in the knowledge that a families in Gaza, refugees in Lebanon, Jordan & Bangladesh and the needy in Yemen, are also enjoying a meal at sunset.
It is a religious obligation on every Muslim that has reached puberty, is sane and possesses the minimum required wealth (Nisab). It involves giving a set amount of 2.5% of one’s wealth to those in need…
It is a religious obligation on every Muslim that has reached puberty, is sane and possesses the minimum required wealth (Nisab). It involves giving a set amount of 2.5% of one’s wealth to those in need…
It is a religious obligation on every Muslim that has reached puberty, is sane and possesses the minimum required wealth (Nisab). It involves giving a set amount of 2.5% of one’s wealth to those in need…
