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400 Water Trucks, fully funded medical aid clinics for a year, hot iftar meals delivered and 375 orphans sponsored in Gaza – Alhumdulilah

Alhamdulillah, with your generous support, we have:

• Delivered 400 trucks of clean water, reaching over 110,000 people every day in Gaza.
• Fully funded a mobile medical clinic for 12 months, providing urgent healthcare to those in desperate need.
• Sponsored 375 orphans, ensuring they receive food, shelter, and education.
• Provided thousands of hot meals to families facing extreme hunger, helping them break their fast during this critical time.

This aid is making a difference, but the crisis is far from over. Thousands still remain without access to clean water, food, and medical care. The need is urgent, and we must continue our efforts to support those most affected.

Why Ongoing Support to Gaza is Critical

As you may be aware, humanitarian corridors into Gaza only open for short periods, sometimes as little as 24 hours. To maximise aid deliveries, we must secure funds in advance so that aid is prepared and ready to be deployed the moment access is granted.

By continuing to support this cause, you help us stockpile essential supplies and sustain life-saving efforts. The need remains urgent, and every contribution ensures that we can act immediately when opportunities arise.

The Prophet ﷺ said:
“The best charity is giving water to drink.” (Bukhari)
“Whoever feeds a fasting person will have a reward like theirs, without it decreasing from their reward in the slightest.” (Tirmidhi)

See below the raw images and footage of the medical clinics, water deliveries, and hot meal distributions in Gaza.

GAZA HOT MEALS IFTAR DELIVERY 2025

GAZA WATER DELIVERY 2025

GAZA MEDICAL CLINICS 2025

375 ORPHANS SPONSORED IN GAZA

Alhamdulillah, we are delighted to share that the Al Yasameen Town project in Northwest Maaret Tamsrin, Idleb Governorate, is now complete – a place where vulnerable families can finally find security, dignity, and stability.

This project was not just about building houses; it was about restoring lives. Your donations have provided displaced families with a permanent home, lifting them out of makeshift tents and shelters that offered little protection from the harsh elements.

What we achieved together

Thanks to your support, we have:

• Built 66 homes
• Constructed essential infrastructure, including water, sanitation, and electricity.
• Established a masjid, providing a spiritual heart for the community.
• Developed a local economy by hiring Syrian workers during construction.
• Ensured long-term sustainability, with homes built to last for decades.

This project prioritised the most vulnerable families, including:

• Displaced families living in temporary camps or inadequate shelters.
• Female-headed households, child-headed families, and those with elderly members.
• Families with disabled, chronically ill, or pregnant/lactating women.
• Households with limited or no income and those in inaccessible areas.

These homes provide safety, warmth, and security, ensuring families no longer have to fear flooding, fire, or extreme weather.

What this project means for the future

This is not just a short-term solution. The briquette homes provide long-lasting protection, keeping families warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

• Improved safety: The town is protected from ongoing conflict, with Turkish forces ensuring security.
• Better living conditions: A rain drainage system has been installed, preventing sewage and mud overflow.
• Employment opportunities: Residents can travel to nearby cities, improving job prospects and stability.

How the Project Will Continue

We are committed to ensuring long-term sustainability. The homes are built with reinforced steel bars, cement, and limestone, designed to last over a decade. Management by the Turkish government adds further security and structure for families.

This village exists because of you. Your kindness has given these families a future. Each home is a testament to your generosity, a source of ongoing sadaqah jariyah, and a lifeline for those who had nothing.

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Jazakum Allahu Khayran for making this possible.