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16 December 2025 / 25. Jamaad-Ul-Akhar 1447

Ramadan Relief 1437: What goes in our food parcels?

What goes in our food parcels?

Every Ramadan, the Ramadan Relief Fund distributes food parcels to numerous countries around the world. Each parcel contains enough good quality food to feed a family of four for the whole Holy month of Ramadan.

The contents of the parcel include a combination of the following (specific combinations/quantities vary by country):

- Rice

- Sugar

- Tea

- Cooking oil

- Maize flour

- Wheat flour

- Dates

- Meat

- Lentils

- Salt

- Pasta

- Tomato paste

- Beans

- Milk powder

- Jam

- Rose Syrup

- Vegetables

- Vermicelli

- Juice

 

 

 

SPONSOR A FOOD PARCEL TODAY

DONATE ONLINE:

In Europe, click here

Rest of the World, click here

 

JAMAAT TREASURER

Donate directly to your Jamaat Treasurer

 

For more information, please email [email protected]


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