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EDITORIAL
As salamu alaikum! May peace be upon you all!
In the name of Allah, the most gracious, the most merciful and peace and blessing be upon his final messenger.
This is the tenth edition of the Ramadan Guide 1437AH / 2016. It is an honour and a privilege to welcome you
to the most anticipated month in the Islamic Calendar. This very month, the final revelation (Al Quran) from
Allah was sent down, to connect heaven and earth for the last time with His final message & guide for
humanity. Its a month for us to recharge our souls and refocus our life towards the unlimited permanent
life, the Akhira.
In a busy world of constant material chase, Muslims in UK and globally must keep Allah alive in our words
and deeds, in open and secret - this is the true purpose and goal of fasting and Ramadan, anything less is
indeed a sad loss. As the God conscious, Al - Muttaqoon! Lets remember our service to humanity is
service to the Creator.
As viewers, and supporters of Europes No 1 British Bangladeshi Channel and the choice of
charitable giving, we cannot thank Allah and you all enough. Together we will keep pushing British
& Western Bangladeshis to make their individual and collective mark. Channel S has done this
many a times, Ramadan is where you break records to support needy causes in UK, Europe and
globally.
Though we celebrated Bangladeshi cricket in the T20 and Nadiya Hussains royal baking in
2016 but we cannot forget the worlds tragedy and despair. Be it the senseless, criminal acts
of violence in France and Brussels, the plight of refugees in Europe or the ongoing injustice
towards the Syrian people.
CONTENTS
Ramadan Appeal 2016 at a glance
Our duty and responsibility as a media outlet will be timely and consistent; Channel S
and you together are known to be Europes most generous. This coming Ramadan is
another opportunity to give millions.
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LIVE charity appeal Presenters Profile
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Channel S Fundraising Report
With your prayers, feedback and support well maintain transparency,

accountability and trust especially with your donations, ensuring your generosity
is only with whom you and we know and trust.
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Charity Appeal Information

Ramadan and Islam
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This Ramadan Guide will not only guide your charitable giving but inspire each
one of us (especially our young, to get them involved with our Big@Heart
fundraising challenge) to prepare, plan and work for a life changing
Ramadan.
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Ramadan : A Chance to Get Closure to Allah (swt) 28

How to Plan a Schedule for the Month of Ramadan 36
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Editor
A. Yahya Alkasmiah
Sub Editor
Tauhidul Karim Mujahid
Graphics
Muhammad Alamgir
Special Thanks
Towhid Shakeel
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Let us remember those no longer with us since last Ramadan through

good work (Sadqah al Jaariya) becoming a means of Allahs mercy and
forgiveness for all.
Qamarul Islam
Publisher
Taz Choudhury
26 Clifford Road, Walthamstow, London E17 4JE Tel: 0208 523 3555
Copyright CHS.TV Ltd 2016
Allah, forgive me and you; accept our prayers, including the nightly
whispers with humble hearts. Allah give us all Tawfiq and divine
strength to make the most of possibly our final Ramadan, especially
for a connection with his final revelation, Al Quraan revealed on a
odd night in the last ten days of Ramadan. O Allah, do not leave us
to ourselves without your guidance for the blinking of an eye
Ameen.
Ramadan Mubarak!
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Date
at a glance
Day
Organisation
Location
Type
Page
6 June
Mon
RFC
Worldwide
Combined
10
7 June
Tue
Muslim Charity
Worldwide
Humanitarian
11
8 June
Wed
UK Islamic Mission
Worldwide
Humanitarian
12
9 June
Thu
Eden Care
UK
Humanitarian
13
10 June
Fri
Muslim Aid
Worldwide
Humanitarian
14
11 June
Sat
Orphans Shelter Foundation
Bangladesh
Humanitarian
15
12 June
Sun
Orphans in Need
Worldwide
Humanitarian
16
13 June
Mon
Human Appeal
Worldwide
Humanitarian
17
14 June
Tue
York Mosque
York
Mosque
20
15 June
Wed
Al Quran Academy London
Worldwide
Dawah
21
16 June
Thu
RFC
Worldwide
Combined
10
17 June
Fri
Muslim Hands
Worldwide
Humanitarian
23
18 June
Sat
East London Mosque
London
Mosque
24
19 June
Sun
Swansea Mosque
Swansea
Mosque
25
20 June
Mon
Al Mustafa WelfareTrust
Worldwide
Humanitarian
26
21 June
Tue
Latifiah Fultali Complex
UK
Education
27
22 June
Wed
Beani Bazar Cancer Hospital
Bangladesh
Humanitarian
30
23 June
Thu
CAP Foundation
Bangladesh
Humanitarian
31
24 June
Fri
Stepny Shahjalal Mosque
London
Mosque
32
25 June
Sat
Muslim Charity
Worldwide
Humanitarian
11
26 June
Sun
iQra International
Bangladesh
Humanitarian
33
27 June
Mon
Islamic Relief
Worldwide
Humanitarian
34
28 June
Tue
Global Aid Trust
Worldwide
Humanitarian
35
29 June
Wed
Muslim Hands
Worldwide
Humanitarian
23
30 June
Thu
Al Quran Academy London
Worldwide
Dawah
21
1 July
Fri
Muslim Aid
Worldwide
Humanitarian
14
2 July
Sat
Orphans in Need
Worldwide
Humanitarian
16
3 July
Sun
Human Appeal
Worldwide
Humanitarian
17
4 July
Mon
RFC
Worldwide
Combined
10
5 July
Tue
RFC
Worldwide
Combined
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EDUCATION
LIVE CHARITY APPEAL

PRESENTERS PROFILE
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Ajmal is a broadcaster, fundraiser and politician. In 2014 he was recognised in the Muslim 500 as one of the
most influential Muslims in the world today. He has presented programmes on BBC One, Channel 4, Islam
Channel and Channel S. He has appeared on news channels, including the BBC, Sky and CNN, as a commentator
on social, political and religious issues. He stood in the 2010 UK General Election in an inner London
constituency, representing the Liberal Democrats and came in second place. Ajmal has been a social and
political activist for all his life and has become known for the moderate voice of Islam in the UK. His calming
response after the Woolwich murder of soldier Lee Rigby has been recognised by all sections of the community
and has been written about in the influential Economist Magazine. He leads Friday prayers at four mosques in
London: Goodge Street, Palmers Green, West Ealing and Wightman Road in Haringey.
Abdulmumin Yahya Alkasmiah graduated from Goldsmiths University with a BA Hons in Social Policy. Since his
secondary days he has been dedicated to serving the UK and global community in various capacities especially
international development. Yahya has worked for a number of major international development agencies
including Islamic Relief Worldwide and Muslim Aid both at head office and field office level including Muslim
Aid's Offices in Dhaka. Yahya is a long standing presenter on Channel S and seasonal ethnic radio.
He also spends much of his time speaking and presenting at events across the country. Yahya is a dedicated
volunteer for local and global causes and issues and can be seen at events throughout the year actively engaged
both as a volunteer, organiser and lead.
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Abu Sayed Ansarey is a television PRESENTER on Channel S and is known for presenting Islamic and charity
shows. His LIVE TV show-Islam Essentials is a hugely popular question and answer programme throughout the
world. He has started his media career as a NEWS READER on a radio; he was the enlisted radio-actor. In addition
to his contribution to media, Ansarey also works as the Imaam and the trustee of West London Muslim Centre
and is a teacher of Arabic. Previously, he was the Imaam of BBC Centre Mosque. He is also a member of the
Ulamaa Board of Halal Food Authority (HFA).
Ansarey also has significant involvement with the Global Aid Trust and has travelled many parts of the world in
relation to charitable works. He is a very popular POET and reciter among the Bengali community; his writing
style is unique with full of satire, humor and irony! Ansarey plays a very active role in da'wah activities.
Shah Jafar Abdulllah is a very popular presenter on Channel S. He is a teacher of Hadeeth in Jaamiatul Ashraaf,
London. He also works at Al-Falah Primary School, London as an educational welfare and administrative officer.
Shah Jafar Abdullah is graduated from M.C. College, Sylhet under National University, Bangladesh with a BA
Honours in English language and literature. He has obtained Kamil (Masters) in Hadeeth from Government Alia
Madrasah, Sylhet in 2004. Currently, he is studying Fiqh and Arabic from prominent Shiekhs and Muftis in UK.
He has started his media career as a presenter of Islamic and charity shows in Iqra TV UK. He was a presenter of
live programmes on Bangla TV as well. He also has significant involvement with numerous International
charitable organisations.
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Abu Kawther is a trustee / secretary and active volunteer for his local masjid in Dagenham Essex. He has been
involved in charity work since 2007 and has managed and organised charity events such as fundraising charity
dinners and has completed the 3 peaks challenges with many charity organisations. He has presented on various
Sky TV channels including NTV and Channel S in the past for local charitable projects and in the last 5 years has
been raising funds on Iqra TV, NTV and Channel S for different charities.
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He is currently the Head Teacher of the evening madrasah at Beacon Tree Masjid in Dagenham Essex. He is also
the course coordinator and events manager at Al-Salam Institute London.
Over Ten years of Channel S Charity Programme
Righteous Deeds
Mankind! We created you from a male and female, and made you into peoples and tribes so that you might come
to know each other. The noblest among you in Allah's sight is the one who best performs his duty (one with the most
taqwa). Allah is All-Knowing, All-Aware. (Surat al-Hujurat: 13)
Are we performing our duties?

Are we caring for each other?
Are we doing the righteous
deeds in our everyday life?
Life the transitory one, like
a daffodil. In this short span
of living in this world, are we
too much obsessed with the
worldliness? With greed? With
malice, envy, and arrogance?
Are we following the principle of
sharing, of sacrifice, of mutual
self-giving? Do we realise that
when we cook for ourselves,
without caring for others and
without sharing it with who need
it most, we eat nothing but sin?
Our greed makes us sin against
ourselves. Whatever we are
doing, we ourselves are going
to reap the fruits thereof. It is
better for us to do what is right
so that we will not be harmed.
If we do not work in a selfless
spirit, our own actions will
become our enemy. We are
behaving either as our own fiend
or our own friend.
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He has succeeded who purifies himself,

remembers the name of his Lord, and prays.
(Surat al-Ala 87:14)
We need to do righteous deeds to purify
our souls. We need to act for the benefit of
the world, for everyone. This is the method
by which we purify ourselves internally
like we cleanse our body with water and
soap externally. If we do not have a friendly
relationship with others, we cannot have
social harmony, happiness and peace. But
because of our greed, we have developed
an aggressive, exploitative relationship with
others. That greed burns up the whole earth
as we can see in natural disasters and human
conflicts, wars.
In recent history, migration has been a fact
of life. Millions of people are leaving their
countries to escape human rights abuses,
such as torture, persecution, armed conflict,
extreme poverty and even death. They are
uniquely vulnerable, without the usual
support structures most of us take for granted.
Everyday we are witnessing an increasing
number of vulnerable migrants. Around 1,700
refugees and migrants died trying to cross the
Mediterranean in January-April 2015 alone.
People in poverty are wailing across the globe
striving for food, clothes and shelter. Some
of them do not have two meals a day, some
do not have clothes to wear, and some

are struggling to protect themselves from
the clutches of severe cold. The situation
of violence in different parts of the world
has worsened as well as natural and manmade disasters taking place in different
countries.
But are we caring for the people in destitute
situation by disasters, ethnic cleansing and
unjust war in different countries?
For the first time since the World War II
era, the number of refugees worldwide
including Syrian, Palestinian, Iraqi,
Ukranian, Egyptian, African, Afgan,
Rohingya refugees has passed 50 million,
the United Nations announced in its
annual Global Trends Report. We are
living in an age of the crudest paradoxes:
unbelievable wealth amidst unbelievable
poverty; record levels of food amidst
record levels of hunger; and the paradox
of rising economic growth alongside rising
levels of poverty.
But we have the power to change our
lives, and the lives of those around us. All
they need is a little help. Our moral duty
always should be to act in ways that will
maximise human happiness and minimise
human suffering. A society can flourish
Ramadan LIVE 2016 | www.chsuk.tv
only when its members do not spend all

their wealth to fulfil their own desires but
reserve a portion of it for parents, relatives,
neighbours, the poor and the debilitated. As
the saying goes, Charity begins at home. A
true believer is thus always prepared, after
meeting the needs of their family, to assist
other people in need of their help. Thus the
spirit of kindness and well wishing is the
essence of charity. The giver is not to expect
any reward from the beneficiary, as there
awaits for him an abundant reward from
Allah material, moral and spiritual.
Always before starting a charity

programme a very skilled team of Channel
S use to visit every organisation more than
once to see their activities.
The expert team use their won way of
having a clear sense of financial transactions
of the relevant institution.
Apart from the Live Appeal programme
the team gives support and advice from
their own experience on every details of
fundraising.
The British Bangladeshis have always

been extending their hands with the true
spirit of helping others in need. They have
not limited their charity work only in
war-torn and disaster-stricken countries,
but played a significant role in the social
reform of the people of their home country
Bangladesh. They have established many
social, educational, cultural, charity and
humanitarian organisations one after another
for the orphans, unemployed, vulnerable
street children, and homeless people. The
role of the Bangladeshi community to set an
example to come forward in promotion of
Islam and to extend a hand of compassion
in the welfare of people in need has already
gained global recognition.
A Ramadan Magazine is published every

year to introduce and highlight different
details of an organisation to ensure
transparency and accountability
The Qur'an encourages the Muslim to

donate their funds:
the likeness of those who spend their wealth
in the way of Allah, is as the likeness of a grain
that sprouts seven spikes. In every spike there
are 100 grains, and Allah multiplies for whom
He will (2:261).
Channel S Fundraising Report

At a glance
To facilitate the preparation of fundraising

prior to the month of Ramadan, Channel
S provides each of the organisations/
institutions with training and technical
guidelines called Fundraising Guidance Pack.
To find out whether the money collected
from Live Ramadan Appeal has been spent
properly the television observes the ongoing activities after the month of Ramadan
and broadcast a special live program called
Charity in Progress.
Giving charity is thereby not seen as

detracting from income, but rather as
a multiplication in terms of spiritual
observance. When one spends in the way of
Allah, he or she receives in return (reward in
the Hereafter) on the scale of one to seven
hundred.
In keeping with the social reform, Channel
S has been maintaining its position as
the Channel of choice for about ten years
when it comes to charity during the
month of Ramadan. Mosques, educational
establishments, humanitarian institutes
and international charities continue to
make Channel S their first choice to extend
to the communities in Britain, Europe
and the United States. This is mainly
because Channel S has firmly upheld its
ethos of providing a platform for charity
organisations to demonstrate their work
transparently throughout the year.
Appeal
No. of Appeals
Mosques
168
Edu. Institutes
55
Humanitarian
146
Others
23
Total Appeals
492
Approximately raised and distributed

fund in excess of 38.02 million.
In Ramadan 2015, approximately
more than 5.5 million was raised and
distributed.
Over the past 9 years, the most popular
television of the community, Channel S has
been working tirelessly pouring out itself
for humanitarian and social activities or to
aid social reformation. The television has
been involved in various social activities and
welfare of the suffering people in Bangladesh
and many countries around the world:
Channel S provided aid of almost 1
million last year to the victims of the most
terrible religious conflict in recent memory,
the Rohingya Muslims.
To promote the teaching of the Holy

Quran, Channel S successfully held its third
nationwide Qiraat competition, Q Factor
3 and distributed the Quran translated
in Bangla and Nepalese language in India,
Nepal, the United Kingdom and around the
world.
Provided humanitarian assistance to
the disaster areas of different parts of the
world including Nepal, Haiti, Indonesia,
the Philippines, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine,
Syria, Iraq, Ethiopia, Central Africa, Sudan
and Afghanistan.
Provided assistance to the development
and establishment of schools and
educational institutions including mosques
and madrasas in England, Ireland, Canada,
Italy, Germany, and Australia.
Arranged iftaar and sahri in the month of
Ramadan and Qurbani in Eid-ul-Adha for the
poor in many countries around the world.
Jointly with Ibrahim College launched a
new Umrah and fundraising project called
Makka Twin Peaks Challenge.
We need to remember, which is spent in
the way of Allah should be clean, pure and
halal (lawful). Spender should be good in
intentions and righteous in deeds. The one to
whom Sadaqah (charity) is given should also
be deserving of it. It should not be wasted
by spending on the non-deserving. That is
why Channel S Television gives high priority
to the transparency and accountability in
charity work.
The success of charities on Channel S can
only be truly attributed to the continuous
generosity of its viewers who have responded
to each and every call. Allah said:
But the righteous one will avoid Hellfire,
who gives from his wealth to purify himself.
(Surah Al-Layl 92:17-18)
And Allah said: Take from their wealth a
charity by which you cleanse them and purify
them, and invoke blessings upon them. (Surah
At-Tawbah 92:103)
When we give away our wealth in charity,
this removes worldliness from our hearts
and envy of what others have and it makes
us hope for our good deeds stored in the
Hereafter. Let us ask Allah to bless us with
the ability to reap maximum reward in this
holy month of Ramadan with the ability to
adorn the heart with spiritual virtues such
as generosity, compassion, benevolence,
humility, and asceticism. Ameen.
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Ramadan Family
Commitment
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Charity No: 1075203
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A/C Name: Ramadan Family Commitment (RFC)

Bank: Barclays
Sort Code: 20-57-06
A/C: 33617459
IBAN: GB82 BARC 2057 0633 6174 59
Swift Code: BARC GB22
RFC, 26 Clifford Road
London, E17 4JE
0208 523 1666 (everyday 10am-5pm)
rfc@chsuk.tv
www.chsuk.tv/rfc
/fundraising/RFC2016
Donation Line: 0208 523 1666 Studio Line: 0208 523 4111
Brief History
The Ramadan Family Commitment (RFC) is a project, which was initiated in 2007
as a scheme that enables donors to contribute to numerous charities with a single
donation.
RFC 2007: The total amount shared out was 146,137.98. This was distributed
amongst 28 organisations; each of them received 5,219.21
RFC 2008: The total amount shared out was 140,352.52. This was distributed
amongst 28 organisations of which each received 5,012.59
RFC 2009: The total amount shared out was 116,889.96. Each mosque and institute
received 4,041.41 and each humanitarian organisation received 5,151.69 (due to
Zakat, fidya and fitra payments).
received 3,594.07 and each humanitarian organisation received 6,679.87 (due to
zakat, fidya and fitra payments).
received 3,669.31 and each humanitarian organisation received 5,372.93. Fidya &
Fitra received 4,671.00
received 3,729.49 and each humanitarian organisation received 4,932.83. Fidya &
Narrated Abdullah ibn Abbas: The Apostle
of Allah (pbuh) prescribed the sadaqah
(alms) relating to the breaking of the fast
as a purification of the fasting from empty
and obscene talk and as food for the poor. If
anyone pays it before the prayer (of Id), it
will be accepted as zakat. If anyone pays it
after the prayer, that will be a sadaqah like
other sadaqahs
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(Dawud :: Book 9 : Hadith 1605)
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received 3,382.41 and each humanitarian organisation received 4,232.68 Fidya &
received 3,874.95 and each humanitarian organisation received 6,003.95
Fidya & Fitra received 4,633.50
received 3,013.97 and each humanitarian organisation received 4413.07
Fidya & Fitra received 10,868
Muslim charity
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Charity No: 1078488
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A/C Name: Muslim Charity
Bank: HSBC
Sort Code: 40-38-11
A/C: 51472798
IBAN: GB22 MIDL 4038 1151 4727 98
Swift Code: MIDL GB21 51E
Eaton Hall, Retford
Nottinghamshire DN22 0PR
0207 100 4930
info@muslimcharity.org.uk
www.muslimcharity.org.uk
Brief History
Muslim Charity was established in 1999 with a group of volunteers and today we
are partners with United Nations (UNRWA). We have always taken initiatives with
a diverse range of projects which have been beneficial to communities around the
world. We do not just deliver our projects but work for the dignity of the communities,
and this commitment has been unshakable. To achieve our goals we have got a strong
network of partners, which are local organisations of the communities we work for.
Following this structure, we try and reach out at the root cause and try to mitigate it.
We work majorly for Maternal Health, Women Livelihood, Water, Orphans and last
but not the least, for the Street Children in Bangladesh.
Progress and Ongoing Activities

One of the most important and crucial ongoing projects of Muslim Charity in
Bangladesh are the "Street Children Project". We are rescuing children from the streets
and bringing them to a shelter, which we have established in Sadarghat, Dhaka. We
are giving these street children education, clothes, food, hygiene and sanitation and
a safe place to sleep to avoid them being abused or trafficked. We are also providing
them psychosocial treatment and trying to reunite them with their parents. We are
also sponsoring their education to secure them in the future. We want to give them
the chance that every child deserves.
Under Honouring Our Mothers campaign we are working for maternal health around
the globe. Besides having five established maternity hospitals in Pakistan, we are
providing incubators, ambulances, safe deliveries and Fistula treatment in various
parts of the world. In Bangladesh, we have recently supported and sponsored CMH
in Dhaka for heart surgeries for children born with heart problems. Besides that we
have joined hands with Friendship, a renowned organisation in Bangladesh, who
are running hospitals on ships around the coastal areas. We will be establishing safe
mother houses which will provide locals who do not have access to hospitals at all,
with initial treatment during their pregnancy. Furthermore, we will also be preparing a
pool of patients and inviting satellite clinics to these sites for treatment and surgeries
whenever they are needed.
Any charity you give shall be for the sake of

GOD. Any charity you give will be repaid to
you, without the least injustice
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The Holy Quran, 2:272
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Charity No: 250275
A/C Name: UK Islamic Mission

Bank: Barclays
Sort Code: 20-05-75,
A/C: 30916374
IBAN: GB76 BARC 2005 7530 9163 74
202 North Gower Street
London, NW1 2LY
0207 387 2157
info@ukim.org
www.ukim.org
Brief History
The UK Islamic Mission (UKIM), founded in 1962 is one of the oldest nation-wide
Islamic organizations in the UK. Its humanitarian relief and development projects have
supported the needy in numerous countries including Bangladesh, Somalia, Pakistan,
Palestine and Syrian refugees. The main humanitarian projects include emergency
response to the disasters, orphan care, education, healthcare, supporting children with
special needs, water and sanitation and mosque building projects.
Being an organization that has a deep concern for humanity, relief and welfare work also
forms an important aspect of its work. It helped all people who are in need, anywhere
in the world, regardless of their religion, race, nationality, colour, gender or political
beliefs.

The UKIM focuses its efforts to achieve the following aims:
Developing the community with a network of institutions, to serve the needs

of the community; such as Masjids, Madaris, relief work, sports clubs, and social
organisations for cultural activities.
Developing an outreach to the society at large in order to share Islam; its beliefs,
values, principles and way of life.
To achieve these aims the UKIM is currently engaged in the following work in the UK:
Narrated Ali ibn AbuTalib: The Prophet

(peace_be_upon_him) said: A beggar has the
right though he may be riding (a horse)
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Dawud :: Book 9 : Hadith 1661
Establishing and running Masjids and Islamic Centres.

Catering for the religious and social needs of the Muslim community.
Running local Madaris (evening and weekend schools).
Social welfare and Relief work to alleviate suffering experienced throughout the world.
Youth work having a network of Al-Farooq groups throughout the UK.
Encourage Muslim women to go into the workforce.
Dawah to the community and society.
Publications of newsletters, books, leaflets and pamphlets to spread the message
and teachings of Islam to society.
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Eden Care
eden care
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Charity No: 1161219
june
A/C Name: Eden Care
Bank: HSBC
Sort-code: 40-01-18
A/C 31826697
IBAN: GB92 MIDL 4001 1891 8065 48
Swift Code: MIDL GB21 05M
Unit G4, 8-10 Greatorex Street,
London, E1 5NF
020 3289 5591
info@edencareuk.com
www.edencareuk.com
/ edencare
Brief History
Eden Care and The Muslim Burial Fund is a young and energetic charity that supports
those reaching the end of their lives and those who are terminally ill. The charity also
provides financial support to those who are unable to meet funeral cost.
Our projects fall under the umbrella of '13 Rivers Trust', a charity which derives
its name from an old saying of first generation Bangladeshi immigrants who once
colloquially referred to crossing 7 Seas and 13 Rivers in order to migrate to Britain.
Today descendants of these early pioneers honour them by naming the charity after
this classical expression.

Since its inception, the projects of 13 Rivers Trust have been growing from strength
to strength. The charity is a volunteer led organisation which aims to empower those
from ethnic minority backgrounds to excel in helping others who are less fortunate
with simple acts of kindness.
13 Rivers Trust charitable projects include:
Eden Care
The Muslim Burial Fund
Sylhet Aid
Emergency Relief
The combined projects of 13 Rivers Trust have raised thousands of pounds to support
funerals, provide befriending services to vulnerable members within society as well
as provide support to refugees in Europe and support disabled people in Sylhet,
Bangladesh.
We are currently appealing for burial support across the UK. The Muslim Burial Fund
aims to provide financial support to those who do not have the means to bury their
loved ones or who are new Muslims and have no other means to plan for their funeral.
Eden Care provides advocacy and befriending for vulnerable reaching the end of their
lives. Please support both of these noble causes.
Narrated Umm Bujayd: She took the oath

of allegiance to the Apostle of Allah (pbuh)
and said to him: Apostle of Allah, a poor man
stands at my door, but I find nothing to give
him. The Apostle of Allah said to her: If you do
not find anything to give him, put something
in his hand, even though it should be a burnt
hoof
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Dawud :: Book 9 : Hadith 1663
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Muslim Aid
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Charity No: 295224
june june
A/C Name: Muslim Aid
Bank: Lloyds
Sort Code: 30-94-21
A/C: 01204151
IBAN: GB23 LOYD 3094 2101 2041 51
Swift Code: LOYD GB21 180
38-44 Whitechapel Road
1st Floor LMC Business Wing, London E1 1JX
020 7377 4200
mail@muslimaid.org
www.muslimaid.org
Brief History
For over 30 years, Muslim Aid has worked in over 70 countries to deliver emergency
and long-term development programmes to tackle poverty and its causes around the
world to all people, regardless of faith, gender or ethnic background.

Rainbow Family Child Support Programme
Water and Sanitation programmes for schools
Education and skills training programmes
Healthcare programmes
Microfinance and livelihood programmes
Seasonal Ramadan and Qurbani programmes
What we are appealing for

1st appeal: 10th June
Medical support (clean water and food) for children in Palestine
2nd appeal: 1st July
Rainbow Family Child Support Programme (child sponsorship)
Narrated Samurah ibn Jundub: The Apostle of

Allah (peace be upon him) used to order us to
pay the sadaqah (zakat) on what we prepared
for trade.
.................................................
Dawud : Book 9 : Hadith 1557
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Orphans Shelter
Foundation
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Charity No: 1109361
june
A/C Name: Orphans Shelter Foundation
Bank: Barclays
Sort Code: 20-94-67
A/C: 50456683
IBAN: GB18 BARC 2094 6750 4566 83
Swift Code: BRAC GB22
17 Fairlands Avenue, Thornton Heath,
Surrey CR7 6HD
020 8646 7853
osflondon@hotmail.co.uk
www.orphansshelter.co.uk
Brief History
The Orphans Shelter Foundation has always worked in the field of socio-economic
welfare. Our aim is to provide food, shelter, education and other basic needs through
sponsorship and donations for orphans. We also aim to help the poor and needy, and
those in distress in times of natural calamities, and to establish income generating
projects for the poor.

At present we have three orphanages that we are supporting. The largest is in
Laxmipur with over 150 orphans, the second is in Mathbaria with 36 orphans and the
third is in Sherpur with 15 orphans. Both orphanages at Mathbaria and Sherpur have
received Bangladesh Government NGO bureau approved registration for the next five
years.
We provide the orphans with accommodation, food, healthcare and education.
In addition, we take care of a number of students whose parents are in extreme
poverty, of these some are studying Hifz.
We are also supporting the poor and needy of these areas by providing rickshaws, vans
(non- motorised), sewing machines and distributing eid gifts.
In 2014, we were kindly donated land in Sylhet, where we have drawn up plans for a
major project to construct an Islamic centre that will comprise of a mosque, Madrasa
and orphanage. Construction at the Hazi Abdul Gafur Islamic Centre, in Lamua,
Moulvibazar, has now begun.

We are looking to begin construction work of our Islamic complex in Sylhet,
Moulvi Bazar and extend the orphanage accommodation buildings in Laxmipur and
Mathbaria, so that we may accommodate more orphans. At present we are having to
turn children away due to the lack of space.
We are appealing for sponsors of orphans, (including those studying hifz), poor
students and eid gifts for the needy of those areas.
We also need to modernise the learning environment of the Madrasah therefore we
need computer equipment, projectors and smart boards.
Charity shall go to the poor who are suffering

in the cause of GOD, and cannot emigrate
...................................
The Holy Quran-2:273
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Orphans in Need
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Charity No: 1144812
june june
A/C Name: Orphans in Need

Bank: HSBC
Sort Code: 40-19-17
A/C: 53663698
IBAN: GB92 MIDL 4019 1753 6636 98
Swift Code: MIDL GB21 28W
Windsor House, 10 Manchester Road,
Bradford, BD5 0QH
0207 100 8866
info@orphansinneed.org
www.orphansinneed.org.uk
Brief History
Orphans in Need is a leading, well-respected charity dedicated to improving and
empowering the lives of vulnerable orphans and widows. A UK based organisation, we
operate throughout the world supporting 13,000 orphans in 14 countries in numerous
ways. We employ front-line staff supported by hundreds of volunteers.
Orphans in Need is not an emergency relief charity, we are focused on sustainable
solutions for our children and mothers. We carefully target our resources to obtain
maximum benefits for as many orphans and widows as possible in our care. Through
this focused approach we add value to our beneficiaries and donors.

As a charity, we concentrate on three core areas of work
Orphan Sponsorship
Widow & Orphan Monthly Food Parcels
Providing accommodation and education through our orphanages
Any charity you give, or a charitable pledge

you fulfil, GOD is fully aware thereof. As for
the wicked, they will have no helpers
...................................
The Holy Quran-2:270
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For 2016 we will be appealing for the following projects

Orphan Sponsorship
Iftaar & Suhoor Widow & Orphan Food Parcels: Providing 3 million meals through
the blessed month of Ramadan.
Widow & Orphan Development Fund, which comprises of four projects with an
emphasis on sustainability.
Medical Care: Providing life changing & saving care for the needy.
Higher Education Support: Improving lives by offering orphan children the chance to
fulfil their higher education dreams.
Accommodation Fund: Putting roofs over the heads of those who need it most.
Marriage Support: Providing female orphans the chance for a settled domestic life.
Human Appeal
International
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Charity No: 1154288
june june
july
A/C Name: Human Appeal International
Bank: NatWest
Sort Code: 01-08-94
A/C: 13822721
IBAN: GB29 NWBK 0108 9413 8227 21
Swift Code: NWBK GB2L
Victoria Court, 376 Wilmslow Road
Fallowfields, Manchester, M14 6AX
0161 225 0225
info@humanappeal.org.uk
www.humanappeal.org.uk
Brief History
For over 24 years Human Appeal has been at the forefront of humanitarian aid. We
have been working across the globe to strengthen humanity in the face of poverty,
social injustice and natural disaster. Started from a one bedroom flat in Manchester,
Human Appeal has grown into an organisation that works in over 25 countries
worldwide and supports over 75,000 orphans.

We work in 25 countries around the world delivering a variety of projects, from clean
water projects in Bangladesh, Somalia and Gaza to sustainable livelihood projects
in Macedonia, Pakistan and the West Bank. We also run a very successful orphan
sponsorship programme; supporting over 75,000 orphans around the world.
Our programmes are:
Disaster emergency response
Orphan sponsorship program
Sustainable development programs
Clean water
Charities (Sadaqah) shall go to the poor, the

needy, the workers who collect them, the
new converts, to free the slaves, to those
burdened by sudden expenses, in the cause
of Allah, and to the travelling alien.
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The blessed month of Ramadan,
aimed to build spirituality or
God-consciousness amongst
Muslims, is again with us. Behind the
basic rituals of fasting from dawn till
dusk lies the deeper spirit and
teachings of endurance and giving.
The agenda for this month is to
ensure we spend time in lifting
ourselves to spiritual heights
through transforming our life in
personal behaviour, dealings with
our near and dear ones as well as
with our neighbours and colleagues
in the wider society irrespective of
their background.
This is a great opportunity to build
better relationships, help one
another in virtue and keep away
from any evils that tempt us. The
curriculum for holy period is the
Quran, as Allah blessed humanity
by revealing it in this noble month.
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AS A COMMUNITY OF
PURPOSE, IT IS OUR MAIN
TASK TO WAGE A WAR
AGAINST OUR COMMON
ENEMIES IGNORANCE,
FEAR AND INACTION. OUR
WORLD DESPERATELY
NEEDS A MESSAGE OF
HOPE TO HEAL OUR
FRACTURES AND FIGHT
FOR JUSTICE.
As Muslims go into a deep reflective

and consciousness mood, the
agenda should be to learn more and
build resilience so that one can
always remain God-conscious. It is
vital to ensure our fasting does not
end up in mere starvation and our
prayers simple exercise.
Our life in Ramadan must be
entirely balanced and meet our
physical, mental, emotional and
spiritual needs. Only then can we
feel the envelopment of Gods
limitless love within and around us.
I would venture to remind my
Muslim brothers and sisters of our
obligation towards people surround
us in Ramadan and beyond,
especially in our neighbourhoods,
work places and education
institutions. We all breathe the same
air and enjoy Allahs provision, we
have similar hopes and concerns for
our safety and security and we share
the same land as His slaves and stewards on our

beautiful planet. Our religion teaches us to be a
force for good to all.
It is vital we build bridges with other people,
proactively clarify misunderstandings and correct
myths about us. We are a relatively new and young
minority in Britain and we must connect with our
fellow citizens. We have little influence on changing
the negatives abroad - the despotic regimes, rise of
bloodthirsty groups or foreign invasion of Muslim
lands - but we can improve our standard and
dignity where we live. We can reach out to others,
the moral majority, get proactively involved in
broad based community organising and involve our
own youth to project our faith positively.
As a community of purpose, it is our main task to
wage a war against our common enemies
ignorance, fear and inaction. Our world desperately
needs a message of hope to heal our fractures

and fight for justice. We desperately need a
spiritual regeneration in a world much centred
on individual fulfilment, material wealth and
short-term gains. We need a strong moral
anchor to navigate through the complexities
and challenges of modern life. Ramadan is the
best time to prepare and practice all this.
As a people of faith we have a unilateral
obligation to work for the good of all. We have
the obligations of good-neighbourliness, of
being concerned for others, to share their joys
and feel their pains and to provide support and
help wherever we can. We have a religious
obligation to encourage all that is good and
discourage what is harmful, with a sense of
urgency but with patience and wisdom. Let
Ramadan fasting be a catalyst for us to become
the best community.
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York Mosque &

Islamic Centre (By the UKIM)
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Charity No: 250275
june
A/C Name: UKIM York Mosque

Bank: HSBC
Sort Code: 40-47-31
A/C: 32153793
IBAN: GB53 MIDL 4047 3132 1537 93
Swift Code: MIDL GB21 09Y
Bull Lane (off Lawrence Street),
York, YO10 3EN
077 3420 2022
contact@yorkmosque.com
www.yorkmosque.com
Brief History
The early Muslims settled in York over 40 years ago. They began their worship in a
house, but as the numbers grew, a Mosque and Islamic Centre (a branch of UK Islamic
Mission) was established in Bull Lane in 1982. Our numbers have grown significantly
and the existing facilities for up to four hundred worshippers are now insufficient.
Plans were approved by the York City Council in 2013 for Yorks first purpose-built
Mosque and Islamic Centre on the existing site. The mosque has featured nationally
and internationally through a number of initiatives such as inviting the EDL for Tea &
Biscuits in 2014 and protecting the homes of hundreds of citizens from flooding by
playing a leading role in the Boxing Day 2015 Floods. We look forward to continuing
our work towards promoting Islam as a peaceful, tolerant and inspirational religion for
future generations.

Alhamdulillah we have raised over 900,000 to date which has enabled us to build a
watertight shell, complete with connectivity for gas, water, electricity and sewerage
works. Temporary heating and lighting will allow us hold jumuah prayers for all the
congregation on the first floor and inshaAllah we also plan to hold maghrib, isha and
taraweeh salah during Ramadan 2016.
Future Plan
GOD advocates justice, charity, and regarding
the relatives. And He forbids evil, vice, and
transgression.
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We require an additional 600,000+ to complete the project. Outstanding work

includes but is not limited to complete installation to all rooms of all mechanical and
electrical fixtures and fittings, plastering, lighting, audio visual, heating and extraction.
Please continue to support us generously.
Al Quran Academy
London
Charity No: 1135391
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A/C Name: Al Quran Academy London
Bank: HSBC
Sort Code: 40-02-52
A/C: 00092517
IBAN: GB52 MIDL 4002 5200 0925 17
Swift Code: MIDL GB21 81H
Unit 3.21, 65 Whitechapel Road
London E1 1DU
020 7650 8770, 078 9764 1195
info@alquranacademylondon.org
www.alquranacademylondon.org
/ FreeQuran2016
Brief History
Al Quran Academy London is a UK based International Islamic Dawah charity set up
in 2010 with the mission of worldwide free Quran distribution. Through our various
distribution programmes and educational seminars, we endeavour to create Islamic
awareness by spreading the authentic word of Allah to help eradicate misconceptions
and superstitions about Islam that stem from a lack of knowledge.

Alhamdulillah, Al Quran Academy London has already distributed nearly half a million
copies of the Holy Quran with simple Bengali translation in the Bengali speaking zone
of Bangladesh, India and expatriates in Europe, America, Canada, Australia, Malayasia
and Middle East. We have taken steps to extend our distribution of the Holy Quran
with English translation to countries across the western hemisphere and the Nepali
translation in Nepal. We are looking into the possibility of Hindi and Urdu translations
to include.
Alongside our existing projects such as our popular Friends of Quran scheme, we
have also devised an innovative project called LightHouse. This project allows our
donors (hailing from Bangladesh) to take responsibility for Quran distribution for their
own union (home town), thereby making the process faster and more personalised.
Alhamdulillah, this project has been very well received and gains popularity by the
day.
Al Quran Academy London distributes free Quran amongst GPA 5 achieving students,
public libraries, media, prisoners, intellectuals and various professionals around the
country.
The sponsorship cost of one copy of the Holy Quran is only 2. You can sponsor
2000 copies for your Union, or 500 copies for your parents, or however many you are
capable of sponsoring. We offer the option of printing the details of the donor/ person
or organisation of choice on the front page of the sponsored copies (minimum 100
copies).
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon

him) said: If I had (a mountain of) gold,
I would love that, before three days had
passed, not a single (coin) thereof remained
with me if I found somebody to accept it (as
charity), excluding some amount that I would
keep for the payment of my debts.
...............................................................
Sahih Al-Bukhari, Volume 9, Hadith 334
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Muslim Hands
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Charity No: 1105056
june june
A/C Name: Muslim Hands
Bank: Natwest
Sort Code: 60-11-33
A/C: 22820000
IBAN: GB32 NWBK 6011 3322 8200 00
148 Gregory Boulevard
Nottingham, NG7 5JE
011 5911 7222
mail@muslimhands.org.uk
www.muslimhands.org.uk
BRieF HiSTORy
In 1993, a community in Nottingham, moved by the devastation of the Bosnian war,
sprang into action. A small group of volunteers began collecting money, clothes and
medicine for the people of Bosnia.
Muslim Hands, an international aid agency and NGO, grew from this grass roots
movement and since these first efforts, we have responded to countless more
emergencies, as well as establishing long term projects such as schools, healthcare
clinics and livelihood programmes worldwide. We are working in over 50 countries and
have field offices in over 30 of these. By working closely with our partners and offices
on the ground, we are able to distribute aid in an effective, efficient, transparent and
wholly accountable manner and to make a lasting difference to the communities we
work with.

Dedicated to tackling the root causes of poverty around the world, Muslim Hands
is passionate about working beyond the provision of immediate relief, towards
supporting communities over the long-term. We are currently supporting education,
water, health and livelihood projects across four continents, as well as running a
dedicated orphan sponsorship scheme.
Malik related to me from Zayd ibn Aslam that

the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him
and grant him peace, said, Give to a beggar
even if he comes on a horse.
.............................................................
Malik :: Book 58 : Hadith 58.1.3
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East London Mosque

EAST LONDON
MOSQUE
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21
june
Charity No: 1122613
june
A/C Name: ELM Phase 2

Bank: HSBC
Sort Code: 40-02-33
A/C: 91681966
IBAN: GB56 MIDL 4002 3391 6819 66
Swift Code: MIDL GB21 15A
46-92 Whitechapel Road,
London E1 1JQ
020 7650 3000
info@eastlondonmosque.org.uk
www.eastlondonmosque.org.uk
Brief History
The East London Mosque has grown from humble beginnings to become one of the
largest Muslim institutions in Europe.

The Mosque and Centre provides a range of facilities and services:
Excellent prayer facilities for men and women

Maryam Projects & Services, providing information, advice and guidance for women
Improved Funeral Service
Visitor Centre overlooking the main prayer hall
Full-time primary and secondary school
Supplementary education for children
Arabic and Islamic studies for adults
Fitness centre for men and women
Services for the Deaf, including sign language for the Friday Sermon
Islamic library
ELM Archive Project, documenting the history of the mosque and the Muslim community
Future Plan
Any charity you give shall be for the sake of
GOD. Any charity you give will be repaid to
you, without the least injustice
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The achievements of the East London Mosque have surpassed all expectations. Over
1.7 million people pass through our doors each year, as we contribute to society
through education, advice services, interfaith dialogue, and social enterprise. This has
been by the Grace of Allah, Who has blessed us with your generous support.

The Mosque now has to repay the QardHasanah (loans) of 4m that were used
to complete the Maryam Centre and purchase the Synagogue building, whilst we
maintain the regular upkeep of the busy Mosque complex. Please continue to donate,
and encourage your family and friends, so we can clear our debt. We hope to make
this House of Allah debt free, inshaAllah.
sWansea mosQue
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charity no: 1105355
june
a/c name: swansea Mosque
Bank: Barclays
sort code: 20-84-41
a/c: 33162567
iBan: gB86 Barc 2084 4133 1625 67
swift code: Barc gB22
14-15 st Helens road swansea
south Wales, sa1 4aW
017 9265 4535
info@swanseamosque.org
www.swanseamosque.org
Brief History
Swansea mosque was established in 1983, we aim to cater for the religious, spiritual,
social and educational needs of the muslim community. Swansea mosque enjoys a
positive relationship within the locality and endeavors to take an active role in the
wider community, providing a whole host of activities including running a food bank.

By the grace of allah, Swansea mosque is now in the moving in phase. We
have already completed construction phases, Phase 1,2, and 3, this included the
construction of a new 4-story building within the structure.
this year we are positively progressing on with Phase 4awhich is scheduled to be
completed in September 2016 - inshaallah.
Future Plan
150 years ago this building was first opened and has served the community of
Swansea until it became derelict in the late 1980s. By the grace and Will of allah this
September (2016) it is scheduled to re-open as the new Swansea masjid.
Phase 4a will complete all electrical and mechanical wiring, plumbing, lighting and
heating systems; underfloor heating, and lift. this phase also includes completion
of the basement and ground floor in its entirety, enable the community to have full
access to Wudu facilities and prayer halls. completing Phase 4a, means that the
centre will be ready for use inshaallah.
this year our fundraising target is 300,000.
once we are in the building we can swiftly start work on Phase 4b, the concluding
phase. Phase 4b will incorporate the remaining floors and some exterior works. Phase
4b will start and continue after moving into the new masjid.
Spend (in charity) out of the sustenance that

We have bestowed on you before that time
when death will come to someone, and he
shall say: "o my Lord! if only you would grant
me reprieve for a little while, then i would
give in charity, and be among the righteous
....................................
the Holy quran, 63:10
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al mustaFa WelFaRe
tRust
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charity no: 1118492
june june
a/c name:
al Mustafa Welfare trust international
Bank: natWest
sort code: 60-11-18, a/c: 20366027
iBan: gB17nWBK60111820366027
swift code: nWBKgB2L
al Mustafa Welfare trust, the Vista centre
50 salisbury road, Hounslow tW4 6JQ
020 8569 6444
info@almustafatrust.org
www.almustafatrust.org
/ almustafaWelfaretrust
Brief History
our journey began in november 1983. al-mustafa Welfare trust (amWt) has
provided medical care, education assistance, food aid, poverty relief, famine relief
and community development in disaster areas, war torn countries and many rural
and poverty stricken areas of the world, serving millions of needy and helpless people
living in abject poverty and squalid conditions.

amWt has been working in Bangladesh since 2007. We work with local partners to
bring eye care within reach of the poorest communities. together we have helped to
develop services for people who are irreversibly blind, as well as ensuring children who
are visually impaired get a good education.
What are we appealing for

our goal is to serve humanity in the poorest parts of the world and to combat
avoidable and treatable cases of blindness. al mustafa Welfare trust UKs only charity
who have started its biggest campaign global Vision aid in Bangladesh which will
provide eye treatment to over 100,000 people. Please support us, as your donation
can help blind and partially sighted people experience the world with their own eyes.
With your support these people can see again, live independent normal lives and
financially support themselves and their families.
You shall observe the contact Prayers (Salah)
and give the obligatory charity (Zakat), and
bow down with those who bow down.
..................................
the Holy quran, 2:43
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latiFiah Fultali
CompleX
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charity no: 326741
june
a/c name: Latifiah Fultali complex
Bank: HsBc
sort code: 40-46-13
a/c: 32003694
iBan: gB15 MiDL 4046 1332 0036 94
swift code: MiDL gB21 09p
Lodge raod, West Bromwich
West Midlands , B70 8Dy
012 1557 2984, 079 0330 0537
contact@latifiahfultalicomplex.com
www.latifiahfultalicomplex.com
Brief History
Latifiah Fultali complex (LFc) started its noble journey in 2013 with the values and
beliefs to create a Secondary Boarding School & college. our aim is to serve the entire
Ummah within islamic contemporary education with the state of the art facilities. it is
a unique centre of islamic excellence

alhamdulillah, we have had overwhelming support and commitments from our
generous brothers and sisters at our fund raising event with channel S last ramadan.
consequently, we are proud to state that the refurbishment work is well under way,
with the view to finish in July this year. this refurbishment work is being carried
out in the phase a of the complex (a qUarter oF tHe comPLeX) to re-house
our Secondary School (Jalaliah educational institution, established 2009), with full
boarding facilities. also to open the masjid for the community.
What are we appealing for

once the complex is fully refurbished, inshah allah, it will offer the following
provisions under one roof:
Boys islamic Secondary School/madrasah (gcSe Level)
college/ title madrasah (Full time alim course
Full Boarding provisions for boys
Hifz department a masjid
conference/Banqueting Hall
girls islamic School college
evening and Weekend classes for boys, girls and adults
multifarious adult training and educational courses
Provisions for sisters
Youth activities / Shariah council
dawa centre Funeral Services
We need approximately 3 million to complete the full renovation of the complex and
to rebuild the multipurpose function/banqueting hall within the complex.
at present, we urgently require 500,000 to open our complex and start the boarding
school and college.
We have blessed you with many a bounty.

therefore, you shall pray to your Lord (Salat),
and give to charity.
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the Holy quran-108:1-2
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Ramadan
A Chance to Get
Closer to Allah (swt)
Shaikh Abu Sayed Ansarey
The best month in Islamic calendar is undoubtedly Ramadan, we cannot compare this
month with any others. Indeed Ramdhaan can be compared with itself just!
allah(swt) has not only

prescribed fasting in ramadan
rather He almighty has opened
all the doors of the blessings
in this holy month. However,
all praise and thanks be to
allah(swt) that He has granted
us such an amazing month
for this Ummah to learn selfrestraint through fasting as
allah(swt) says in the holy
Quran:
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o you who believe! Fasting is

prescribed to you as it was prescribed
to those before you, that you may
(learn) self-restraint, (al-Baqarah:
183) in this very month allah(swt)
revealed the guidance of mankind
and jinn, the last testament, the
book of salvation, the holy quran.
the history says in this month allah
swt granted us many victories over
the transgressors, the battle of Badr
took place in it. Hence, we must
honourramadan and we must take
all the advantages of it through our
ibadah.
ramadan and the

significance of Fasting
if we read the following ahadith of the
messenger of allah(swt) then we will
realise how significant is ramadan and
how much we should value it,
narrated by abu Hurayrah (may allah
be pleased upon him) said that the
Prophet (PBUH) said: Whoever fasts in
the month of ramadan out of sincere
faith, and hoping for a reward from
allah, then all his previous sins will be
forgiven. the Prophet (PBUH) said,
"Whoever established prayers on the
night of qadr out of sincere faith and
Ramadan is a month of the Quran, many Tabee'n would

recite the whole Quran quite few times in it, Imam Malik
(May Allah be Merciful to him) would stop all the lessons
in Masjidun Nabawi rather he devoted himself for the
recitation of the Quran only. Children need to recite
with their parents and we should take them to the local
Mosques for taraweeh so that we can build a relationship
with the Quran. At least we should finish the whole Quran
once in this month.
Feeding iftar
the Prophet (PBUH) encouraged feeding iftar to
the fasting people as the reward is tremendous,
imam Zuhuri (may allah be merciful to him) used
to say to him ramadan means recitation of the
quran and feeding the people.
recitation of the quran:
ramadan is a month of the quran, many tabee'n
would recite the whole quran quite few times
in it, imam malik (may allah be merciful to him)
would stop all the lessons in masjidun nabawi
rather he devoted himself for the recitation of
the quran only. children need to recite with their
parents and we should take them to the local
mosques for taraweeh so that we can build a
relationship with the quran. at least we should
finish the whole quran once in this month.
charity/sadaqah
give as much charity as you can: ensure,
however, that it is regular and constant as allah
swt likes deeds that are constant.
the Prophet (PBUH) would be even more
charitable, and the most charitable, when Jibreel
(PBUH) would come to him to teach the quran,
he would give like anything. and the hadith says,
he was even more giving than a rain laden cloud
that takes its rain everywhere, to every part of
the earth without restraint.(Sahih Bukhari)
i'tikiaf
hoping for a reward from allah, then all his previous sins will be forgiven. Sahih
al-Bukhari 1901, Book 30, Hadith 11.Prophet (PBUH) said, in ramadan the
gates of heavens are opened and the gates of hell are closed, and every devil is
chained up.(Bukhari and muslim)
abu Hurairah (allah be pleased with him) reported allah's messenger (PBUH)
saidevery (good) deed of the son of adam would be multiplied, a good deed
receiving a tenfold to seven hundredfold reward. allah, the exalted and majestic,
has said: With the exception of fasting, for it is done for me and i will give a
reward for. Sahih muslim 1151, book-13, Hadith:213.
We must try to perform itikaf even if it is only

for one day,
'a'isha (allah be pleased with her) reported that
when the last ten nights began allah's messenger
(PBUH) kept awake at night (for prayer and
devotion), wakened his family, and prepared
himself to observe prayer (with more vigour).
Sahih muslim, Book 14, Hadith:
also, the lists of ibdah that can be done in
ramadan are performing Umrah, duaa, specially
at iftar time, extra salah (nawafeel).
SayeedunaYousuf (alaihis Salaam) was the

best out of eleven brothers, similarly, ramadan
is the best out of eleven months, hence, may
We must not be careless in ramadan , one must not give up fasting without any
allah(swt) grant us all the blessings of this
valid reason. So, let us take advantage of this greatness during these few days
month, may He grant us ability to get closer to
and you will soon see abundant blessings, high levels of reward and a very long
Him
to stay away from all evil. aameen.
Prestige
has
been
serving
you
for
almost
two
decades
and
will
continue
to
do
soand
inshAllah.
period of rest and relaxation, by the Will of allah.
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Beani Bazar Cancer

Hospital
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Charity No: 1133051
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A/C Name: The Beani Bazar Cancer Hospital

Bank: HSBC
Sort Code: 40-04-15
A/C: 61862901
IBAN: GB24 MIDL 4004 1561 8629 01
Swift Code: MIDL GB21 41F
T1, Montefiore Centre
Hanbury Street, London E1 5HZ
020 7096 0893, 079 5620 4863
info@bbchospital.org
www.bbchospital.org
/ bbch
Brief History
The Beani Bazar Cancer Hospital (BBCH) is a not-for-profit charitable company
limited by
guarantee registered at Companies House and registered as a charity with the
Charity Commission in England and Wales.

The charity was founded in 2009 and to date the Trustees and Management have
been working tirelessly to deliver the objectives of the charity being the detection,
treatment, prevention of cancer alongside general healthcare.

BBCH has the following ongoing projects:
Cancer Awareness Campaign door to door and hospital based.

Cancer Treatment including chemotherapy.
Diagnosis Including Blood Laboratory, ECG, X-Ray etc.
Specialist Hospital Wards Including General Health and Maternity.
Medical Camps Campaign Village based.
24X7 hour service.

Funds are needed to expand on our services and resources. The hospital is in urgent
need of further specialist equipments, ambulances, hospital wards and additional
doctors.
If the debtor is unable to pay, wait for a better

time. If you give up the loan as a charity, it
would be better for you, if you only knew
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We have expanded our outdoor village based medical camps including general health
and eye camps and need sponsors to continue this including the provision of free
medicine and treatment for patients.
BBCH needs your donations and zakat to provide relief, support and assistance for
people who endure cancer related illness and provide general health services.
Please donate generously so we can expand to deliver much needed and urgent
medical services and alleviate the suffering of the poor and disadvantaged people in
Bangladesh.
Cap Foundation
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charity no: 1150092
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a/c name: cap Foundation
Bank: Barclays
sort code: 20-57-06
a/c: 93522946
iBan: gB64 Barc 2057 0693 5229 46
swift code: Barc gB22
ground Floor, room 10
7-15 greatorex street, London e1 5nF
020 3137 3105
info@capfoundations.com
www.capfoundations.com
/ cap-rmdn
Brief History
community against Poverty (caP) Foundation is an international humanitarian relief
and charity organisation. We have a strict 100% donation policy as a group and we
raise funds from individuals, organize fundraising & community events, organisations
and companies, we at caP Foundation campaign to raise awareness for the right
of a better future for some of the most poorest and deprived communities within
Bangladesh.
our aim is not to provide charity but to provide resources to empower, inspire
communities for people to build, create, and plan for a brighter future.
our mission is to eradicate poverty, offer education, and facilitate health and welfare
by developing innovative and sustainable solutions that enables individuals and
families to achieve basic living standards and a life of opportunity.
We work through three main principles:
global reach, effective engagement and innovation.
With a strong group of dynamic people as Board members and a large network
of volunteers spread across our offices in both London and Bangladesh, all 100%
donated proceeds reach to the ground on supporting communities and individuals in
rapid time and enables usage of all contributions wisely making community against
Poverty (caP) Foundation one of the most efficient humanitarian agencies in the field
of charity.

cap Foundation supports individuals and communities throughout the year with the
following projects:
Sheltered accommodation | Water Well | Sanitation | medical aid | Scholarship |
Livelihood Project Sewing | rickshaw | ramadan Food Pack | First aid Volunteers
training | Homeless in need UK

Sheltered accommodation | Water Well | Sanitation | medical aid | Scholarship |
Livelihood Project Sewing | Livelihood Project - rickshaw
and they have been commanded no more

than this: to worship allah, offering Him
sincere devotion, being true (in faith); to
establish regular Prayer; and to practise
regular charity; and that is the religion right
and Straight.
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the Holy quran-98:05
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Stepney Shahjalal Mosque

& Cultural Centre
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Charity No: 1079423
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A/C Name:
Stepney Shahjalal Mosque & Cultural Centre
Bank: Lloyds
Sort Code: 30-92-21 , A/C: 00616603
IBAN: GB78 LOYD 3092 2100 6166 03
Swift Code: LOYD GB21 357
81-83 Duckett Street,
London E1 4TD
020 7265 8603, 074 4249 0694
ssmacc@hotmail.co.uk
www.stepneyshahjalalmosque.org
/ssmcc
Brief History
Stepney Shahjalal Mosque was established around 1983 by the community elders
and youth in the corner of the Shandy Park in a Caretaker's Hut. Initially there were
facilities to accommodate approximately 40-50 worshippers. In late eighties due to
the increasing demand Tower Hamlets Council granted permission to extend prayer
facilities by installing a portable building. Since then further extensions were built
to accommodate increasing worshippers. By 2002 with the support of community
leaders and worshippers the land for the Mosque was purchased from Tower Hamlets
Council. In 2005 additional portable buildings were installed to accommodate
approximately 800 worshippers inside the Mosque, but approximately 500-700
worshippers still pray outside in the park every Jummah and Ramadan come rain
or shine. In 2010 full planning permission was granted to build a new Mosque large
enough to accommodate more than 3000 people.

The Mosque is open for 5 times daily prayers, Jummah, 2 Eid prayers and Taraweeh in
Ramadan with separate prayer facilities for Women. Other activities include Children's
Evening Madrasha, Weekend Madrasha, Arabic language Classes for adults, Islamic
& Social Studies Classes for Women, Supplementary & Homework Support Classes,
Weekend Islamic & Social Studies Classes for all and various activities throughout the
year.

Say: Whatever you spend with a good heart,
give it to parents, relatives, orphans, the
helpless, and travellers in need. Whatever
good you do, God is aware of it.
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Alhamdulilah, since last Ramadan work has progressed towards starting the
foundation of the new Mosque (Phase 1). This included appointing more Engineers
& Consultants, whom finalised detailed drawings and documents in preparation for
tendering. Site for phase 1 has been demolished. We have now appointed a Contractor
who has started work on site. We need a total of 3.5m to 4.0m to complete to
Mosque. We urgently require minimum 1 Million for the foundation and structural
work.
iQra International
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Charity No: 1075203
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A/C Name: iQra International
Bank: Barclays
Sort Code: 20-57-06
A/C: 90400203
IBAN: GB76 BARC 2057 0690 4002 03
243A Whitechapel Road
London E1 1DB
020 7790 7744
info@iqrainternational.org
www.iqrainternational.org
/iAcademy
Brief History
iQra International has fast become one of the most trusted household charity names
in the UK for its accountability, transparency, community engagement and
life-changing activities since 1996. iQra has been a pioneering charity to tackle issues
of disability, pure water, women empowerment, education, orphan support, medical
assistance, cataract operations, shelter and emergency response to disasters caused
by natural calamities, eid gifts and qurbanis.

iQra Disabled Children's Hospital: This project is one of the flagship projects of
iQra International. As part of iQra Academy, the Hospital provides a comprehensive
residential medical treatment to disabled children. At the day-service facility, disabled
people receive on-going assessment, physiotherapy, speech therapy and other
relevant support according to their individual needs such as wheelchair and
educational support.
Clean Water Project: Every year 50,000 people die from diseases caused from
arsenic contaminated water. iQras water project ensures that people are able to get
clean and arsenic-free water.
Empowering Widows: A ground-breaking project to empower widows who are left
with young disabled children through providing sewing machine training
Orphans project: Our orphan project aims to provide residence, education,
training, and helps develop their careers so that they can contribute actively in
mainstream society.

iQra Disabled Children Hospital: The building of two floors of the five-storey
multi-purpose hospital has been completed. We urgently require another 350,000
to complete the full compound and provide services to more disabled individuals.
Empowering women: We need urgent donations to support 50 widows in the next
one year so that they are able to maintain their personal life and families which will
also help them fight against the negative stigma attached to their lives.
Clean Water: iQra require urgent donations to build 100 deep tube wells in the
arsenic affected and rural areas.
Orphans Project: iQra need urgent support for 100 orphans so that they are safe,
educated, and able to build a stable future for themselves.
O you who believe, you shall give to charity

from the provisions we have given to you,
before a day comes where there is no trade,
no nepotism, and no intercession
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Islamic Relief
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Charity No: 328158
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A/C Name: Islamic Relief
Bank: Barclays
Sort Code: 20-07-71
A/C: 6333 2012
IBAN: Gb30 Barc 2000 7110 9661 77
Swift Code: Barc Gb22
135-137 Whitechapel Road
London E1 1DT
020 7593 3232, 080 0520 0000
Info@Islamic-Relief.org.uk
www.islamic-Relief.org.uk
Brief History
"Whoever saved a life, it would be as if they saved the life of all mankind."
(Qur'an 5:32)
We are an independent non-governmental organisation (NGO) founded in the UK
in 1984 by a group of concerned postgraduate students. As well as responding to
disasters and emergencies, Islamic Relief promotes sustainable economic and social
development by working with local communities regardless of race, religion or
gender.

Some interesting facts
1. We are the largest International aid agency in Gaza. We are there, NOW.
2. We are accessing more areas than anyone else in war torn Yemen! More than any
Muslim or Non-Muslim charity.
3. We are operational in over 30 countries, so it costs less for us to deliver relief,
because we have a presence on the ground.
4. We go to areas that many charities wont, like in Baluchistan, Iraq, Yemen and
Helmand.
5. And we are deep inside Syria, at the heart of the conflict.
Weve helped over 6.5 million Syrians since the conflict began, providing over 140
million of vital relief.
The prophet (SAW) replied to a question:

Give (regular charity) out of your property,
for truly it is a purifier, and be kind to your
relatives and acknowledge the rights of the
poor, neighbours and (those in need who
seek your help).
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Fiqh-us-Sunnah, Volume 3, Number 3
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We take your donations seriously. We know this is an Amaanah for which we are
accountable. So when we say we are on the ground, we mean it. Weve gained the
trust of organisations worldwide. This is important because we are able to multiply
your donations. Institutions, charitable trusts, governments, corporate enterprises are
all multiplying your donations!
In Pakistan, Bangladesh, Kenya, Yemen and Niger weve multiplied 4.5m that youve
donated into a staggering 9.5 Million! SubhanAllah!
And that means more people helped and more lives saved.
We couldnt do any of this without you and our wonderful community, so THANK
YOU and may Allah SWT reward you for your continued support.
Together, we are winning the fight against extreme poverty. SubhanAllah.
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A/C Name: GAT Project
Bank: NatWest
Sort Code: 60-02-63
A/C: 10164413
IBAN: GB05 NWBK 6002 6310 1644 13
7 Sovereign Close
London E1W 3HW
020 7422 7551
info@globalaid.org.uk
www.globalaid.org.uk
/Ramadan1437
Brief History
Global Aid Trust (GAT) was established by some 14 British Bangladeshi professionals
in 2008, focusing on education in developing countries. Within few years, it became a
reputable international humanitarian organisation and worked in many countries with
Bangladesh being the prime focus.

Student sponsorship (Hifz): 20 per month for 40 months = 800
Orphan sponsorship :
20 per month for 36 months (renewable) : 720
Clean water:

300 for a tube well and 1000 for deep tube well arsenic free
Eye cataract:

60 per eye cataract
Winter Cloths:

100 for a family of 4, 15 a blanket
Help Fast :

100 for a family of 4. Target Iftar& suhur for 5000

people @ 5 each
Eid Gifts:

100 for a family of 5 and 20 for each person.
Qurbani:

70 for a goat and 60 for portion of cow in Bangladesh
Cyclone Centre : Any amount
Emergencies :
Any amount

Student sponsorship (Hifz):
20 per month for 40 months = 800
Orphan sponsorship:
20 per month for 36 months (renewable) : 720
Clean water:
300 for a tube well and 1000 for deep tube well arsenic free
Eye cataract:
60 per eye cataract
Say: Whatever you spend with a good heart,

give it to parents, relatives, orphans, the
helpless, and travellers in need. Whatever
good you do, God is aware of it.
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How to Plan
a Schedule for
the Month of
Ramadan
Our dear Prophet
(peace be upon
him) said: He who
observes fasting
during the month of
Ramadan with faith
while seeking its
reward from Allah,
will have his past sins
forgiven. Reported
by Abu Hurairah
[Bukhari].
We are now at the
most important
yearly spiritual
experience of
a Muslims life,
Ramadan 1437 AH /
2016. During these
30 continuous days
of rahma (mercy)
and maghfira
(forgiveness) we have
the privilege of being
heard by Allah at any
moment during the
day or night, and to
be given whatever
we ask for! This
article will focus on
tips to follow during
Ramadan.
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Tips Related to the First

Night of Ramadan
During the first night of Ramadan, Muslims all
around the world wait for the announcement
of the month. Start collecting reward from this
moment!
Try to look for the new moon with the family, make the little ones busy
with this. However, if the religious authority in your country announces the
beginning of Ramadan and you are still not able to see the new moon, you
should accept the decision without any fuss.
Send greetings to family members and friends. If you live in a non-Muslim

community, try to explain the significance of Ramadan to your neighbours.
It is important to explain to them that Ramadan is more than just abstaining
from eating and drinking.
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4
5
Share the joy of Ramadan with your children. And dont refer to the night
of Eid! Kids should feel that the coming of Ramadan is a special event to
celebrate even if they do not fast it yet. Involve them in decorating the house,
making lamps using craft work etc.
Do not miss taraweeh: Many people miss the first taraweeh for different
reasons. Some say the first day of Ramadan starts after midnight, so they
dont attend the prayer, or between the joy and many phone calls, they get
exhausted and nod off and some may just forget it!
Keep niyyah:
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: (The value of) an action depends on
the intention behind it. A man will be rewarded only for what he intended.
Narrated on the authority of Umar b. al-Khattab. [Bukhari].
Intention (niyyah) in Islam has immense importance. During the first night
of Ramadan, make a lot of good intentions which Allah will help you fulfill.
Examples:
Fasting for Allahs sake
To have a productive month
To attain inner peace
To forgive friends/ family members who have wronged you
To attend the night of Qadr and get its reward
That all efforts in the kitchen during Ramadan is to break the fast of
family members
Tips for the

Last Night of
Ramadan
Daily and Monthly Planning

Daily Planning
To make the most use of this blessed month, we should not pile tasks
on our schedule and wait till the appropriate minute to fulfill it!
Instead, we should allocate a time for each goal. In Ramadan, there
are blessed moments that we should not miss by focusing on other
tasks. For example, you cannot visit people during taraweeh, or
watch a religious program right after fajr when you are supposed to
do dhikr and read the Quran!
After all the effort of planning,

helping others, praying, fasting and
keeping good intentions, we will
reach the last night of Ramadan
desiring the great reward of being
saved from the fire and accepted in
heaven. It is important to trust Allah
that He will accept your hard work.
At the night of Eid, the joy is not only
because we are not supposed to
fast the next day! It is also because
we are labelled as heavens future
habitants In sha Allah!
Divide your day into

at least 6 parts
1 The morning suhoor, tahajjud, fajr, reciting Quran after fajr, istighfar
Remember fasting is not an excuse to be inefficient at work; neither does it
2 Work
justify being ill tempered because you miss your coffee or cigarette! Concentrate
on dhikr especially while waiting in traffic, while driving to and from work etc.
asr to maghrib 30 minute nap, family time: discussion, reciting Quran,
3 From
watch an educational program, narrating the prophets stories, prepare Iftar, any
other task you planned etc.
fast Please refer to my article on meals in Ramadan for more details
4 Breaking
about suhoor and iftar
taraweeh It is not necessary to spend hours in traffic to go to a mosque with
5 Isha/
the best sheikh/ imam in the city. Choose a masjid that is in your neighbourhood!
This time depends on when you complete the Taraweeh prayers. (Family
6 Night
time, completing other tasks, Qiyam)
Keep each salah as a time interval between tasks, so you can pray at the masjid if
possible.
Intention for itikaaf (to stay in the masjid for a particular time period in the
worship of Allah while maintaining certain conditions)
Monthly Planning
Divide the month into three parts where each part consists of 10 days. This is an
efficient way to accomplish your schedule according to the spiritual importance of
the month.
Set the goals you want to accomplish in each of the 10 days. Write them in a
separate column. You could concentrate on social tasks in the first 10 days, family
tasks the following 10 days, dua and dhikr (personal spirituality) in the last ten
days. I do not mean to totally separate your tasks, but give you a rough time period
to focus on.
Start dividing these tasks and goals. If your lifestyle is organized with minimal
surprises, you can plan these 10 days in advance. If not, try and make a draft for 2
days. Making a draft makes you feel less guilty if something unexpected happens.
This does not mean you get out of your actual task but, you might need to double
the effort for the next 2 days. Place an X on completed tasks, to give you a sense of
accomplishment!
For the last 10 days of Ramadan, try to intensify all kinds of Ibadat, especially the
prayers of the night. You can pray to recover some prayers you may have missed
before.
Recite the whole Quran. In case you cannot read, listen to it and read the
translation juz by juz.
Aishah (Allah be pleased with her) reported: I asked: O Messenger of Allah! If I
realize Lailat-ul-Qadr (Night of Decree), what should I supplicate in it? He (Peace
be upon him) replied, You should supplicate: Allahumma innaka afuwwun,
tuhibbul-afwa, fafu anni (O Allah, You are Most Forgiving, and You love
forgiveness; so forgive me). [At-Tirmidhi]
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6
Ask dua that Allah accepts all of your efforts

done in Ramadan, and that He supports you
to sustain your productivity after Ramadan
Share greetings for Eid
Give the kids the joy of Eid (new clothes,
money, decorating the house, gifts, going to
the park, making plans for the day of Eid)
Do not forget to pay Zakat al-Fitr, which
you can pay from the first day of Ramadan
till the last night of it. The sooner you pay it,
the better it would be for those who receive
it!
Do not forget the families with limited
income. Although you pay your Zakat al-Fitr,

you can still do a few more things which
wont cost much, but may make a huge
difference for others. Example: buying boxes
of sweets, Eid decorations for the house,
little toys or even plastic jewellery for the
little princesses of the family.
As soon as the authorities prove it to be the

end of Ramadan, start repeating the Takbir
and teach it to the young ones
These are some tips for Ramadan, please
share yours! I pray from the heart that Allah
accepts all of our good deeds and efforts
this Ramadan.
Writer : Ghufran Khir Allah
Source: productivemuslim.com
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Ramadan
is near!
for Parents & Guardians
How to Get Your Kids to Look Forward to and Love Ramadan?

Ramadan is nearly upon us In sha Allah, and for those of us who are parents, the month brings with
it a desire to imbibe a love and excitement in our children for fasting and the unique ibadah. In this
article are some tips and advice on how to prepare our children for Ramadan.
Unlike Muslim countries, where markets, streets, television
and the general population all foster a sense of connection to
Ramadan, parents who live in UK/Europe and Western countries
have the added challenge that there is little recognition of this
holy time outside of our homes and mosques? Muslim parents
complain about how hard it is when Christmas is a massive and
exciting public event, while Ramadan and Eid pass by mostly
unnoticed. Christmas, with its beautiful decorations, magical
themes and catchy tunes blaring over loud speakers in every
mall for weeks on end, can make Ramadan and Eid look dull
in comparison to children. Whilst it should not be viewed as a
competition, as parents we have a duty and responsibility to make
all religious obligations meaningful and, as much as possible,
enjoyable for our children.
We say this with limited craft skills: not able to use sewing
machines, nor own a hot glue gun, and there is no such thing as
a craft cupboard at our homes. Were also busy like so many of
you with work and volunteering and the demands of family. You
simply need an enthusiastic mind and a heart that desires iman
for your child.
The following ideas are things have come about over the years for
our own children and for the children of our Saturday/Weekend
Islamic School or madrasah. They are very basic, and generally
you can get the kids to do it themselves. They are also often
designed for the whole family to be involved, as it is in doing so
that memories are made, family traditions are started, lessons are
taught, and faith is sewn.
1) Buy decorations
Decorations remind everyone who enters the home that

this is a special time. Choose something to enjoy for a whole
month (not deflating balloons!). You could purchase a range of
colourful Chinese paper lanterns from the local discount store
(Pound shops) and hang them up in the living room. They are
cheap, looked great, and are not the kind of decorations kids
automatically associate with other celebrations (i.e. tinsel for
Christmas or balloons and streamers for birthdays). You can
cover windows with Ramadan messages and drawings made with
coloured window chalk, and have a special scented candle you
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light every night at Maghrib in Ramadan that changes colour

every few minutes. You know best what decorations will make
your family happy, so go for it! Get everyone to help you decorate
a day or two before the month starts, while blasting Ramadan
anasheed/Islamic songs and entertainment.
2) Start a Ramadan calendar
Marking off the days of Ramadan is a lot of fun for kids. A simple
calendar for children (felt pieces glued on to a black board) with
little pockets. Put a note with either a sweet or a date
for
the kids reflecting your childrens age.
If they are very small,
the notes can just say
things like Allah loves
you so much! and In
Ramadan, adult Muslims
dont eat or drink anything
from before sunrise until
sunset! As they grew
older, put more advanced
lessons or Quran verses. If
you have guests, ensure there
are enough sweets or dates in
the pocket for every child who
visits. The children should not
be allowed to get the note or
sweet until Maghrib time, as this
helped create a sense
of excitement for this time of day, even when they are too young
to be fasting. If youre not keen on making your own calendar, you
can buy beautiful handmade silk and wool calendars or even just
print ones for free from online, and cross off the days as you go.
3) Plan Ramadan goals
We all need a plan for Ramadan, otherwise its easy for the month
to whiz by without much change in us other than increasing
bad breath (and increasing in body weight!). Kids should be
encouraged to have goals, too! As parents, its important that we
explain to kids why Ramadan goals matter, and the importance
and reward of extra ibadah in this month.
For very little children, have them make three goals for the whole
month; any more

than that is just too
much for little ones.
the goals can be
things like learn a
new dua, memorise
three new surahs,
fast for two hours
once a week, or help
mummy everyday.
Slightly older children
can benefit from more
structure, and for that
age you can create a 30page notepad to check
off each day. this visual
reminder gives them
ideas of things to do each day when they often forget and also
provides the satisfaction of not just ticking things off at the end of
each day but reviewing all they achieved at the end of the month.
a page from the notepad looks something like this:
on the other hand, teenagers can benefit from a ramadan diary:
buy them a funky notebook or get a plain one and allow them to
decorate it themselves. tell them its for them to record not just
their goals at the start, but their feelings, thoughts and prayers
to allah as the month continues. You can check them to see that
they are writing in them regularly, but never read specifics (only
generally flick through the pages), as privacy is important at this
age.
the added benefit of your children actively participating in dawah

(inviting to allah and islam) and teaching others about islam.
Baking for others
Kids often want to share about ramadan with their non-muslim

teachers, neighbours, friends or family members but dont know
how. We make cookies each year (or to make it even easier, you
can buy plain round sweet cookies and decorate them with icing
and sweets), put them in clear little bags and attach a little note
about ramadan with string or ribbon (be sure to list ingredients
on the back of the note in case of allergies). then we deliver them
with a smile!
spread the joy of reading
if your children attend a state school, donating good quality

books about ramadan is a lovely way to ensure the correct
image of and information about islam, muslim and this time of
year is available in the school to any teacher or child who may
want to know more about ramadan. School libraries are always
grateful for donations of good books! Books such as my First
ramadan and rashads ramadan and eid al Fitr are great for
very little children. Books such as ramadan moon, Under the
ramadan moon, and a Party in ramadan are good for older
children. even if your children attend an islamic school or are
homeschooled, why not consider donating a good book about
ramadan to your local library for the benefit of everyone?
Why not also leave a collection of nice ramadan books out at
home for my own kids to peruse throughout the month.
the sadaqah box (for Big@Heart - channel S Kids
fundraising challenge)
get a big large box (also use our Big@Heart fundraising challenge
cut out money box and envelop) and have the kids decorate a sign
for it that says sadaqah box. throughout the month, encourage
everyone in the family to put both money and food donations in
the box. do the kids have good quality toys they would be willing
to part with to go to a charity shop? Praise kids when they add
to the box, and ensure they see you putting things in the box too.
as a family, decide where you will donate the money and food,
and be sure to take it before eid so the recipients can enjoy the
donation on eid.
5) get crafty!
Keep any goals the kids have somewhere close to where your
family eats or prays, and be sure parents and any elders who live
at home have somewhere to write their goals too. remind and
encourage each other as the month progresses, and be sure to
warmly praise children as they achieve or maintain ramadan
goals.
4) get the kids to give sadaqah
teaching your children about sadaqah during ramadan is one of

the best ways to implement this trait in them from an early age,
as they learn the importance of charity and the need to share
with those who have less than they do. giving in charity does not
just have to be raising money for charities, but can be as simple
and sincere as sharing iftar food with your neighbours. this has
crafts are a fantastic way for your children to get excited for
ramadan; it allows them to express their creativity, learn and get
messy at the same time! Have a look at my ideas for different
ramadan crafts for your children and get the whole family
involved.
ramadan placemats
these can easily become a ramadan tradition! they are easy

to make and a great way to help kids learn the iftar and suhoor
dua. Print out the dua on a4 paper (good to do arabic, arabic
transliteration and english), then let them decorate it to their
hearts content. Laminate to seal everything and they will last
for years (older children and teens love to see the cute pictures
they drew on their ramadan placemats all those years ago). if
you do not have access to a laminator, you can use long pieces of
sellotape to cover the decorated page entirely a great and cheap
alternative to lamination! another idea is to make them from felt,
with a little pocket on one side for cutlery, and another pocket on
the other side to slip in dua cards. Kids can decorate them with
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coloured felt shapes, and the mats can be gently washed when
they get dirty.
good deed jars
We all want to do good deeds in ramadan, but sometimes it

can be hard to know what to do, especially for kids. good deed
activities are a great way to remind everyone about the need to
keep aiming to do good deeds. it can be as simple as a bowl in
the middle of the dining table with folded-up notes of good deed
suggestions, or as fancy as a good deed tree (nothing to do with
christmas trees).
gather as a family and write down a big collection of good deeds
that everyone in the family can manage: learning a new portion of
quran, helping an elderly neighbour or family member, praying
two extra rakahs etc. everyone in the family takes a good deed
from the bowl each day and completes it, and chats about their
experience over iftar; what they found fun or hard or interesting
about doing it. doing this will help children realise that their
parents do good deeds regularly, because often as parents we
forget the need to consciously model such behaviour for our
kids. it also teaches them that struggling with doing good is both
normal and acceptable, and allows parents to model how they
deal with these situations without giving up.
alhamdulillah chart
this is a lovely family activity to do in ramadan that beautifully

introduces young children to the idea of dhikr.
Write this ramadan, we say alhamdulillah for on the top
of an a3-sized poster paper which is put up near to where the
family gathers to eat or pray. Leave a stack of coloured sticky
notes and markers next to the poster, so each person in the family
can write at least one thing they are grateful for, every day of
ramadan. it can be as important as their life, family or faith, or
as small and funny as chocolate, coffee, or tickles! encourage
visitors to contribute too. at the end of the month, your poster
will be covered in sticky notes and your family will have not just a
gorgeous record of gratitude to allah, but a tangible proof of the
abundant blessings in their life (you can even take a family picture
with that for memory).
Date jar gift
this is a fun activity to do with

kids after teaching them about
the sunnah of breaking ones
fast with dates and the reward
of helping someone else to
break their fast.
Have children count 30 dates

into a jar, and then attach a
chalkboard label and piece
of chalk with string for the
recipient to count down the
days till eid. if ramadan is only
29/30 days, the recipient can
use the remaining date to fulfil
the sunnah of eating a date
on eid morning! Your children
can create these jars to give to
friends and family at the beginning of ramadan.
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itikaf tent
Why not introduce children to the idea of itikaf in ramadan while

they are still small in a fun and special way. they are too young
to do a proper itikaf in the masjid, so you can purchase a tent
(Stores such as ikea and others) and decorate it with tiny lights
and stars on strings and leave it in
the living room for
the whole month.
You can tell the
children it was their
own special place (no
grown-ups allowed!)
for thinking and
dreaming and praying
in ramadan.
inside the tent you
can place child-sized
prayer mats, prayer
beads, mushafs on
stands, picture books
about ramadan and the
prophets, quranic stories
for children, and their
ramadan notebooks.
they could go in and out of
the tent whenever they wanted, but it wasnt a place for playing
angry Birds on the iPad! this allows them to get used to the idea
of a place of retreat that was only for their time with allah, even
if they just laid on their backs and daydreamed about life and the
universe while they were there.
there are many more amazing ideas available online for ways
to make your ramadan special for your kids (Pinterest is a great
place to start). choose what works for you and your family and
makes you feel excited and happy; it should not feel like another
burden or hassle in your life. dont feel overwhelmed, and keep in
mind that teaching and sharing all these things with your children,
with the right intention, is ibadah for you.
Finally, remember that your children dont care about crafty
perfection in these things, but will care about the warm feelings
you nurtured in them towards ramadan and their faith. may your
ramadan be full of blessings, happiness and sakeenah. ameen!
By Susan carland: Susan carland recently submitted her Phd
in Sociology at monash University, and is the presenter of the
upcoming aBc radio national program assumptions. She is
the principal of the Bene Kids madrassah and is married with two
children.
By susan carland:
Susan carland recently submitted her Phd in Sociology at
monash University, and is the presenter of the upcoming aBc
radio national program assumptions. She is the principal of the
Bene Kids madrassah and is married with two children.
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ramadan prayer timetable 2016 (London)

Date
Jun 5
suhur
ends
Fajr
sunrise
Zuhr
asr
Maghrib
isha
03:17
04:43
01:04
06:34
09:16
10:34
02:47
02:46
03:01
04:43
01:04
06:35
09:17
10:35
02:45
03:00
04:42
01:04
06:35
09:17
10:35
02:44
02:59
04:42
01:05
06:36
09:18
10:36
02:43
02:58
04:41
01:05
06:36
09:19
10:38
10
02:42
02:57
04:41
01:05
06:37
09:20
10:39
11
02:41
02:56
04:40
01:05
06:37
09:20
10:40
12
02:40
02:55
04:40
01:05
06:37
09:21
10:41
13
02:39
02:54
04:40
01:06
06:38
09:22
10:43
14
02:39
02:54
04:40
01:06
06:38
09:22
10:43
15
02:39
02:54
04:40
01:06
06:39
09:23
10:44
16
02:39
02:54
04:40
01:06
06:39
09:23
10:43
17
02:39
02:54
04:40
01:07
06:39
09:23
10:43
18
02:39
02:54
04:40
01:07
06:40
09:24
10:43
19
02:39
02:54
04:40
01:07
06:40
09:24
10:43
20
02:40
02:55
04:40
01:07
06:40
09:24
10:43
21
02:40
02:55
04:40
01:07
06:40
09:25
10:43
22
02:40
02:55
04:40
01:08
06:40
09:25
10:42
23
02:42
02:57
04:41
01:08
06:41
09:25
10:42
24
02:42
02:57
04:41
01:08
06:41
09:25
10:41
25
02:43
02:58
04:42
01:08
06:41
09:25
10:41
26
02:44
02:59
04:42
01:08
06:41
09:25
10:41
27
02:44
02:59
04:42
01:09
06:41
09:25
10:40
28
02:46
03:01
04:43
01:09
06:41
09:24
10:39
29
02:47
03:02
04:44
01:09
06:41
09:24
10:38
30
02:47
03:02
04:44
01:09
06:41
09:24
10:37
Jul 1
02:49
03:04
04:45
01:09
06:41
09:24
10:36
02:51
03:06
04:46
01:10
06:41
09:23
10:35
02:51
03:06
04:46
01:10
06:41
09:23
10:35
02:53
03:08
04:47
01:10
06:40
09:22
10:33
02:54
03:09
04:48
01:10
06:40
09:22
10:33
Birmingham
Bradford
cardiff
glasgow
Leeds
Liverpool
manchester
middlesbrough
newcastle York
Fajr:
+8
+9
+13
+22
+7
+12
+10
+8
+5
+13
Maghrib:
+6
+8
+12
+40
+4
+9
+7
+14
+26
+ 21

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