Urgent Afghanistan Appeal

The global pandemic is affecting an increasing number of people in Afghanistan on a daily basis. According to medical advice, the best way to prevent the spreading of the virus is by avoiding being exposed to it. But, for the poor and misinformed, this is not an easy task. 

“Whoever relieves a Muslim of distress, Allah will relieve him of distress on the Day of Resurrection” (al-Bukhaari (2442) and Muslim (2580)).

COVID-19 Relief Aid

Our volunteers across Afghanistan are working with local communities on the ground to supply essential aid to people in need. We are distributing:

– Food Packs
– Hygiene Kits
– Testing Kits 
– Building safe quarantine areas and shelters

Alongside this, we are also running a programme that spreads awareness of means of prevention for poor people. Through this programme, we deliver food and essential aid items such as cleaning soap, hand sanitiser, facial masks, leaflets on coronavirus and more.

But we need your help to protect the most vulnerable from the spread of this virus.

Please generously give your Zakat, Lillah and Sadaqah to save the lives of thousands of people across Afghanistan.

Support our campaign today.

Crisis Upon Crisis: Year After Year

Thousands of children, families and elderly people across Afghanistan have been living in crisis after decades of violence in the region. The virus has compounded an already terrible situation – for the thousands of families who live hand to mouth, the lockdown means they have no food, water, or shelter. Alongside this, the overcrowded refugee camps and cramped living spaces in a country without any healthcare means this virus could be catastrophic for the people of Afghanistan.

Donate now to protect some of the most tried people on earth.

£70 can support one family with a food pack
£60 can donate one family hygiene pack
£200 gives a family food and hygiene supplies including testing kits 

About COVID-19

Coronavirus is a large family of viruses causing illness that ranges from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS-CoV). The virus is being spread at an alarming rate on the globe and a high number of people have now died because of coronavirus related affections. This virus is highly contagious and, currently, there is no vaccine to prevent it.