Watching the news today can bring tears to your eyes. There are so many people suffering and too few people helping to alleviate their suffering. Many of us are moved by the images we see but wonder what we can possibly do to help those people.

You don’t have to quit your job and work as a humanitarian aid worker in a war torn country to help those suffering around the world. You can however, offer some of what you earn to assist them.

Edhi Foundation has been working with victims of natural disasters and war in the Middle East since the 1970s. The Foundation offers you a way to use your Zakah to help alleviate the pain and suffering of many people.

You can now donate your Zakat to Edhi Foundation and be part of a group that makes a real difference to many people living in war torn countries or under harsh environmental conditions.

Who will benefit from your Lilah

The many ways that Edhi Foundation uses donations include:

The poor and needy in the countries in which the Edhi Foundation works in are provided with what they need to make up the nisab.

The destitute are provided with the basic necessities to enable them to live a normal life

Edhi Foundation employs people to collect Zakat. These employees benefit from the work and are able to provide for their families.

Edhi Foundation offers assistance to recently converted Muslims facing extreme poverty as a result of their decision to convert to Islam.

The Foundation supports those living in war torn countries and are unable to access basic necessities
Refugees in different countries are also supported by the Edhi Foundation.

One of the primary goals of the Edhi Foundation is to ensure that the less fortunate and refugees are able to access health care services. The Foundation has provided emergency services for various communities in the Middle East including the provision of ambulances for emergency response.

Your Zakat can help the Foundation reach even more people with the aid they desperately need.

Contact Us:
Edhi Foundation UK
316 Edgware Road,
London, W2 1DY,
Tel: 02077232050
Fax: 02072249774
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.edhiuk.org