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Why Donate to UKIM?

We may be an Islamic charity, but UKIM takes an inter-faith approach, providing aid to individuals from all walks of life on a global scale. Therefore, you can rest assured that any donations made are being delivered to those who need it most. We operate in a worldwide capacity, carrying out work in Palestine, Somalia, Yemen, Kashmir, India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Nepal, Lebanon, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Albania, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan. As a result, the potential of your donations is seemingly limitless. Choose an appeal and donate today.

A Trusted Muslim Charity Since 1962

Founded in 1962, UKIM is a leading Muslim charity that delivers life-changing aid across the globe. With your Islamic donation, we are able to directly support communities in need by ensuring they have access to clean water, weather appropriate clothing, food parcels, educational programs and much more.

Giving charity in Islam is not only a moral act, but it is also a form of worship. Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam and to engage in charity, one can strengthen their Imaan. If you are looking to donate to a Muslim charity, then UKIM is truly for you. Whether you decide to donate as a one-off gift or a recurring contribution, your involvement is making a lasting difference.

Donate today and put a smile on an orphan’s face, give hope to those who are homeless, support a widow’s independence, help purify drinking water that communities rely on and even give aid to war-torn zones. Every penny counts and every deed holds its reward.

This world is a test for the believers and by being consistent with charity, you open up your chances to enter heaven with ease. You may ask “How so?”, there are eight gates that allow believers to enter heaven through various acts of worship and one of them accommodates those who are altruistic. The gate goes by the name Bab As-Sadaqah, which translates to The Gate of Charity. Simple acts like sharing food, donating to water projects or even sponsoring an orphan can rightfully open that gate if done in a sincere manner and for Allah’s sake.