In August 2015, 102 children participated in a Read-a-thon organized to raise funds for The World Federation’s Ramadhan Relief Fund ‘Children Helping Children’ Campaign. The event was arranged through the Pearls of Wisdom Islamic Library for Children where each participant made a donation of the same amount towards the Ramadhan Relief Fund.
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08 January 2026 / 19. Rajab 1447
Ramadhan Relief 1435: ‘Amina’s Hope’ – watch this new trailer
In India, senior citizens are abandoned by their children because they can no longer afford to care for them. The World Federation supports these men and women with the aim of bringing dignity and peace of mind to our elderly.
Share this video of ‘Amina’s Hope’ with your family and friends to raise awareness about seniors who struggle with poverty and encourage them to make a contribution to The World Federation’s ‘Ramadhan Relief Fund 1435’. Touch a heart today.
PLEASE DONATE: RAMADHAN RELIEF FUND 1435
Food and other aid distribution are underway across parts of Africa, Inda, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Haiti, Gaza, Middle East and Europe. The cost of one food basket is £30 GBP / $45 USD-CAD which will feed an average family of four for one month. Please donate generously to the Ramadhan Relief Fund 1435. As we enter the month of Ramadhan, your contribution will help support hundreds of thousands of families in their time of need.
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