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There are many ways to help refugees including donations, volunteering or even raising awareness. You always must have a role in supporting most vulnerable people.
6 Ways to Help a Refugee
It’s Ramadan: More Giving and More Rewards (Appeal)
“The likeness of those who spend their wealth in the Way of Allah, is as the likeness of a grain (of corn); it ...
Turkish Red Crescent Brings Ramadan Prosperity to the Needy
CAIRO (AA) – In an effort to provide a helping hand to the needy, the Turkish Red Crescent is distributing food packages to ...
Muslims Donate for a Giveaway at Jami’ Masjid (Watch)
Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “God is kind and likes kindness in all things” (Bukhari, 6601). He also said: “He who alleviates the ...
American Muslims to Fight Hunger This Ramadan
Muslims have been long speculated to be collectively donating more money than any other groups (religious or not). From simple acts of neighborly ...
Syrian Refugee Family Donates Business Profits to Fort McMurray Cause
The Syrian refugee family pledged to donate their profits in the next few weeks to help the Canadian Red Cross’s relief efforts in Fort ...
Save Aleppo: A Call for Humanity
A woman’s face and clothes are a deathly white from the dust of a building wrecked by an air strike, save for the ...
12 Tips for Teens on How to Help the Poor and Needy
What can you, a teenager who doesn’t have a lot of money or resources, do to help the poor and needy? More than ...
American Muslims Unite Against Racism
Aboutislam spoke to sister Margari Hill, co-founder of the Muslim Against Racism Collaborative (MuslimARC) about the efforts and activities done by the organization ...
Turkish Town Hosts Syrians, Gets Nobel Peace Nomination
Fleeing the horrors of war and the smell of death, Kilis is the first town where Syrian refugees feel safe and thank God ...
Living With Disability in a Disabled Country
Palestinians have been under occupation for more than 65 years. This prevents them from being able to interact with other countries, making them unaware of the opportunities and facilities available to people with special needs elsewhere.
