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In Pakistan, hard-working people like Irum Bukhari, who run small businesses often struggle to make ends meet. They may have the skills and motivation to work. But they lack the resources to help them maximise these skills.  

Meet Parveen, a widow with four children whose husband passed away nine years ago. Since then, she’s struggled to make ends meet. As a single, unemployed woman, it was very difficult to support her children all alone.

In developing countries where poverty is rife, it isn’t uncommon for disabled people to be ostracised by their communities, and even abandoned by family members. Unemployable and without any skills, many are forced to beg on the streets to make money.

Muslims are obligated to pay Zakat annually. We’re required to donate a portion of our wealth to needy Muslims who are eligible to receive Zakat. But did you know that you can give your Zakat differently this Ramadan, to amplify its impact on the lives of the needy?

Award-winning philanthropist Dr. Amjad Saqib unravels the potential of microfinance and how it can help transform lives and communities worldwide

With limited employment opportunities in the village of Samnabad (Pakistan), people struggle to find work and earn enough to look after themselves and their families. But enterprising people will always find a way.

The month of Ramadan is considered the holiest for Muslims and is the month of Allah’s (SWT) blessings, mercy and forgiveness. The last Ashra of Ramadan (the last 10 nights) is known as Safety from the Hellfire. It is an opportunity to increase our spirituality, seek forgiveness and gain closeness to Allah (SWT).

Your Zakat is Empowering Small Entrepreneurs like Irum this Ramadan In Pakistan, hard-working people like Irum Bukhari, who run small

INFORMAL MONEY-LENDING AND ITS CONSEQUENCES IN PAKISTAN Poor people in Pakistan who need quick cash can become victims of Baniyas

Give Little, but Give Often ‘Do not show lethargy or negligence in giving alms and charity, until your last breath.’