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Egypt 2026

Egypt 2026

Lebanon Dec 2025

Simply Aid Meals 23 Nov 2025

Afghanistan Earthquake Relief 2025

Syria Food Aid 2025

Gaza August 2025

Egypt July 2025

Jordan June 2025

Afghanistan July 25

400 consultations
184 operations completed

New Born Baby Project Gaza

Press play below to see our latest project in the palestinian refugee camps in Egypt- June 2025

press play below to see our latest project in Gaza. alhumdullilah we were able to provide prosthetic and orthotic help to the poor victims of the horrendous war- May 2025

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  • Our missions

As humble servants of Allah, our mission is to simply provide aid to as many people as possible worldwide.

 
  • Our stories

So far we have visited Turkey (earthquake victims), Palestinian camps in Jordan to name a few.

 
  • Donate for them

With your donations we aim to provide new clothing, fresh water, health care, education and living accommodation to name a few.

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Which type of charity should I give?

We accept Sadaqah, Zakat and Lillah.

Sadaqah

There are multiple versions of Sadaqah; however, Sadaqah isn’t to be confused with Sadaqah Jariyah. The main difference between Sadaqah and Sadaqah Jariyah is the scale of the impact. For instance, Sadaqah can act as a short-term solution, such as providing a hungry child with a meal for one night. On the other hand, Sadaqah Jariyah is given the intention of helping someone on a long-term basis. Sadaqah Jariyah examples include sponsoring an orphan or sharing the teachings of Islam.

Zakat

payment made annually under Islamic law on certain kinds of property and used for charitable and religious purposes, one of the Five Pillars of Islam. This is usually 2.5% of your total wealth.

Lillah

Lillah directly translates to meaning that Lillah is any mode of voluntary charity given in the name of Allah (SWT). Lillah isn't typically given to a person but rather to an institution such as a mosque, hospital, or orphanage.