Help the poor this Ramadan with a donation to help our brothers and sisters around the globe.
The Prophet (PBUH) said:
Whoever gives Iftar to one who is fasting will have a reward like his, without that detracting from the reward of the fasting person in the slightest.”
- (al-Tirmidhi)
Every year, generous UK Islamic Mission donors feed over ten thousand vulnerable families across the world with the help of Allah (SWT).
Our mission to assist those who need it most becomes even more important during the Holy month of Ramadan when countless Muslims, families and communities struggle to survive through this period of worship. As dedicated Muslims, it is our duty to support our brothers and sisters. Together, we can continue to save lives and give security, hope and dignity where it is most desperately required. Fasting today in the UK is very different from the communities we work with, which is why we’re dedicated to providing Iftar Ramadan food packages.
Our Ramadan family packages include a wide range of essential items to help families enjoy delicious, nutritious Iftar meals for the month of Ramadan. We distribute our Feed the Fasting packages in 16 countries and main locations around the world, focusing on people who need the most support. Our aid varies from family packages to communal food parcels, which provide Iftar to over 100 people worshipping at their local mosque.
Helping the poor in Ramadan by making a charitable donation can truly save lives, assisting orphans, widows and struggling families to complete their worship. We strive to create the most inclusive Ramadan possible, utilising your contribution to enable those plagued by poverty, war, and drought to fulfil their duties and take part in the joyous celebrations of this blessed month.
See how your Ramadan 2023 donation can help those in need below and let us work together to spread joy and share the blessings of this great month. The holy month is expected to begin on Wednesday 22 March and end on Friday 21 April, depending on the sighting of the moon.
The rewards for a donation during Ramadan are multiplied, especially if you give on the Night of Power, which is widely deemed the 27th, although some believe it falls on any of the odd last 10 nights.
Below are just some of the ways in which you can help the poor in Ramadan, detailing exactly what your kind donation will pay for and how it will make a difference in their lives.
Cost
£50
Locations
Yemen, Gaza, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Kashmir, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Djibouti, Nepal, Albania, and Syrian, Eritrean, and Rohingya refugee camps.
You Will Provide
A one-month supply of basic foods, which vary according to location, but may include flour, rice, cooking oil, gram flour, lentils, chickpeas, spices, salt, sugar, dates, and powdered milk.
Cost
£100
Locations
Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Somalia, Yemen, Palestine, and Syrian and Rohingya refugee camps.
You Will Provide
cooked Iftar meals for 100 people in a mosque/community during Ramadan.
Cost
£150
Locations
Yemen, Gaza, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Kashmir, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Djibouti, Nepal, Albania, and Syrian, Eritrean, and Rohingya refugee camps.
You Will Provide
food for a fasting person for the whole month of Ramadan.
Cost
£200
Locations
Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka.
You Will Provide
200 fasting people with an Iftar meal in a mosque.
Cost
£250
Locations
Somalia, Yemen, Palestine, and Syrian refugee camps.
You Will Provide
15,000 litres of clean drinking water supply for the most vulnerable people within reaching distance of their homes.
Cost
£300
Location
Yemen and Rohingya and Syrian Refugee camps.
You Will provide
Cooked Iftar meals for refugees in need and share the blessings.
Cost
£1200 or £100 pm
Location
Pakistan
You Will Provide
Suhoor and Iftar to an orphanage for the whole month of Ramadan.
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