Medicine and health
Medicine & Health
When people are left without safety, food and healthcare, medical emergency aid can be the difference between hope and despair.
Short description
Clean water is one of the greatest blessings we can give. In crisis areas and refugee camps, access to clean water, sanitation and safe toilet facilities can be essential for both health and dignity.
For people who have fled violence, displacement and insecurity, a reliable water source can mean the difference between illness and safety, between despair and hope.
Our Rohingya brothers and sisters in Indonesia were living under extremely difficult conditions. Many lacked access to clean water, and
women in particular were left without safe and dignified toilet facilities.
Alhamdulillah. Thanks to the support of donors, wells, water tanks and separate toilets for women and men have been established. This brings better health, greater dignity and the ability to take care of daily needs — including salah.
The Prophet ﷺ said: “The best charity is giving water.” When you support clean water projects, you become part of something that can benefit people every single day.
Alhamdulillah. Thanks to the support of donors, wells, water tanks and separate toilets for women and men have been established. This brings better health, greater dignity and the ability to take care of daily needs — including salah.
The Prophet ﷺ said: “The best charity is giving water.” When you support clean water projects, you become part of something that can benefit people every single day.Frequently asked questions
Do you have questions about this project? Here are some common questions and answers to help you understand more about our work and how you can contribute.
Clean water helps prevent disease, protects children and families, and allows people to live with greater dignity in their daily lives.
The project supports people in crisis areas, refugee camps and communities where access to clean water and sanitation is limited.
Support may go towards wells, water tanks, water supply systems, sanitation solutions and safe toilet facilities for women and men.
<p>Yes. Giving water is considered a highly valuable form of sadaqah and can become a continuous source of reward as long as people benefit from it.</p>
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