Dhul Hijjah is one of the holiest months of the entire year, one where we perform some of the most blessed acts in Islam; from offering our Qurbani sacrifice, to pilgrims performing Hajj, to the celebrations of Eid-al-Adha across the globe.
Eid-ul-Adha is a special celebration that comes around just once a year to honour the devotion the Prophet Ibrahim (as) showed to Allah (SWT) on top of Mount Arafat, by willingly offering to sacrifice his only son Ishamil (as) to Him.
Our Thirst Relief team remains focused on our global mission to ‘solve thirst first’!
In the last decade, we’ve provided over 16,000 wells and water systems across the globe, providing clean, safe water to hundreds of thousands of people in need.
Throughout the month of Ramadan, with fasting from dawn to sunset and indulging in large meals when we can eat, our metabolisms are bound to change in order to get used to our new schedules but once Ramadan and Eid are over, what happens to our bodies? After Ramadan, many of us need to get our bodies back on track because our metabolisms have slowed down, our energy levels have dipped, and our immune systems might not be as strong as they should be.
With 64% of their 212 million population being under the age of 30, imagine what amazing things could be in store for the future of Pakistan if everyone in the younger generation had access to quality educations.
Penny Appeal invites all Muslims to revive the Sunnah by giving the Prophetic Qurbani
FRIDAY 26 JUN 2020
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