Our teams in Yemen are in a village called Annss near Dhamar. A village that has been truly forgotten and has just over 100 families which is around 600-700 individuals. Including children and women and orphans. The people have no food or clean water and have had no support from any NGO or local authority […]
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It’s natural to want to donate with larger organizations. We get it. But what you don’t know is that it’s harder for larger organizations to work silently. Which means at every step of the way there’s noise. . . And that means more red tape + scrutiny. Being a smaller organisation helps us get right
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Good deed charity provides regular water tanker refills to areas throughout Sanaa, Radaa, Ibb & Dhamar and we want to increase the number of areas. A lack of infrastructure due to the ongoing war means that natural water sources are very difficult to access. Overall, only one-third of Yemen’s population is connected to a piped
The most important thing in the lives of children. Since the war started in Yemen many schools have been bombed and many children have left school due to lack of financial support and also teachers left their jobs because they haven’t been receiving wages. Good deed charity is working closely with the children of Yemen
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Thank You for the huge response to our Qurbani Appeal 2021. May Allah accept it from you all and reward you immensely. You really made a difference to the Eid of almost 250 thousand people in Yemen. The team at Good Deeds ensured your Qurbani was performed correctly and monitored the distribution to ensure that
What is Qurbani? Qurbani, or Uḍḥiya as it is known in Arabic, is the practice of sacrificing an animal for Allah (ﷻ). Every year, on the days of Eid-ul-Adha from the 10th to the 13th of Dhul Hijjah, Muslims around the world sacrifice an animal to mark the completion of Hajj. This practice commemorates the
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Allah (SWT) has instructed that we give 2.5% of the value of our assets in savings in terms of goods or money to the poor and the needy. In doing so, we are gaining reward directly from Allah (SWT). Allah (SWT) is the Lord of the universe, He is the Master of the Day of
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Sadaqah refers to a voluntary act of charity or kindness to please Allah most high towards a person, animal, plant or any of Allah’s creation. This can come in many forms, for example, to smile at someone. The beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace & blessing be upon him) informed us this is an act of charity.
