Our Work

How we serve

Four programmes, taken word for word from our registered charitable objects.

Our approach

What happens to your money


01

Finding out what is needed

We ask people directly rather than deciding on their behalf. Where we do not know a community well, we go through someone who does.

02

Checking who we work with

Before any money moves there is paperwork, references, and a frank conversation about how funds will be handled and recorded.

03

Sending it where it was meant to go

A gift given for a purpose is spent on that purpose. A transfer marked Zakat reaches only those eligible to receive it.

04

Showing our working

We keep a record of what came in and what it paid for, and report each year to our trustees and to the Charity Commission.

Volunteers packing food and essential-supply donations for families in need
Food, water, and help through a crisis

Poverty Relief


We give grants and practical help to households that cannot cover the basics. Food, clean water, medical costs, and the things that get a family through a bad month.

  • Emergency food, clean water, and essential supplies
  • Support with medical treatment and basic necessities
  • Grants for equipment, services, and facilities for those in need
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A teacher supporting two students with their schoolwork at a classroom desk
Fees, books, and somewhere to study

Education


We pay for the things that keep people in learning: fees and bursaries, books and equipment, and the supplementary classes that fill the gaps left by everything else.

  • Supplementary schools and study support
  • Scholarships and bursaries for those who need them
  • Educational resources, equipment, and facilities
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A diverse group of young people collaborating and smiling together indoors
Somewhere to go, someone to learn from

Youth Development


We fund activities, training, and mentoring for young people who have few safe places to spend their time and few adults to learn from.

  • Recreational and leisure activities for social welfare
  • Skills training and personal development
  • Mentoring and positive role models
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Children reading together with focus and concentration at a community madrasa
Support for madrasas and Qur’anic learning

Islamic Education


We support madrasas and Qur’anic learning in accordance with the Holy Qur’an and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

  • Qur’anic and Sunnah-based education and Islamic studies
  • Support for community madrasas
  • Values of compassion, honesty, and service
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