We work to provide hot meals to Quran students, many of which are orphans. Our charity work provides nutrition that is key to giving students of Quran the strength to remain focused throughout their studies at a Quran school.
By giving a precious gift today and sponsoring a Hafiz orphan, you can help to change young lives forever.
Your generosity can give students of Quran the chance to improve their Islamic knowledge and allow them to feel empowered to get an education.
Not only are they learning Quran, but they are also inclined to eat, sleep and spend most of their childhood at a Quran school.
By donating to orphans, you can help keep them nourished and healthy, strengthen their physical and mental well-being, and allow them to focus on their studies.
You can sponsor an orphan today and help provide crucial education for children who are trying to develop their understanding of the Islamic faith.
In Cox’s Bazaar, we provide one meal per day to 355 Quran students in four schools. These students take their learning seriously and therefore require regular nutritious meals to allow them to complete their learning comfortably throughout the day.
Many of these students are refugees and have no other means to sustain themselves. Our daily meals provide them with a lifeline and a significant improvement in their overall development.
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