Marhum Mulla Asghar avait créé le Système de Sponsorship des Enfants Zainabiya (The Child Sponsorship Scheme Zainabia (ZCSS)) en 1981. Il était extrêmement passionné par l'éducation des enfants de notre communauté.
Since 2010, The World Federation has been doing its part to ensure that the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) formed by the United Nations are met by 2015. MDG GOAL 2 was to achieve universal primary education.
On Saturday the 9th of August 2014, Bilal Muslim Mission of Kenya organized an Annual Student Performance Seminar for the students being sponsored under the Zainabiya Child Sponsorship Scheme of The World Federation of KSIMC and various other donors at Bilal hall in Mombasa.
In November 2014, Mwanatumu Hamza will complete her Bachelor of Arts with Education Degree from Kampala University. Reaching this milestone has not been easy for Mwanatumu.
In the city of Kohat, the capital of Kohat District, students have been studying hard to achieve good grades and gain an education that they know is so valuable. Through the support of ZCSS (Zainabiyya Child Sponsorship Scheme), these students have had the opportunity to not only complete their primary and secondary education; and several students are moving on to studying in college or University.
Through the support of many generous and gracious donors around the world ZCSS (Zainabiyya Child Sponsorship Scheme) has been able to assist with the education of thousands of children in Kenya, Tanzania, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Haiti.
Every parent strives to provide the best that they can for their children. Every parent dreams to see their children succeed and to be in a better position than themselves.
We have heard the Chinese proverb “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” The same can be said about education.
Around the world, almost 61 million children are deprived access to basic education. In 2008, an estimate stated that 60% of these children are girls. And within developing nations, the completion rate of primary school between the two genders is greater than 10%. Almost 100 million girls worldwide who start primary school don’t finish and the numbers rise for secondary education where it is not possible for more than 200 million children. The gender gap between boys and girls rises even more within the enrollment and completion of secondary school.
We have often heard, give up a cup of coffee to help a child, but do we do it? Perhaps we think that such a small contribution won’t make a difference, or maybe we tell ourselves we will get to it but don’t or we tell ourselves someone else will do it so we don’t have to.
Alhamdulillah, students who have received assistance through the Zainabiyya Child Sponsorship Scheme (ZCSS) program have moved on to complete their education and started building careers which allow them not only to become self-sufficient and independent but also improve the lives of their families. They are becoming the first generation in their families to receive an education and secure skilled work as a means to earn their living. They are uplifting themselves and their families from the cycle of poverty through education.
In the town of Chakwal of Punjab Pakistan, where education is difficult to obtain there are 4 students who were given the opportunity to attend school. Through the support of Zainabiyya Child Sponsorship Scheme (ZCSS) they were able to focus solely on their education and successfully completed 10th class and achieved A+ grades.
There are currently over 7 billion people living on Earth, and the world illiteracy rate is just shy of 900 million people. The sad reality is that amongst these are thousands of children that have no hope of ever getting a chance to educate themselves or escape poverty.
It is a common known fact that education plays a major role in the success of an individual. However in many countries the gap between male and female literacy levels exists because women have been discouraged from receiving the same educational benefits as men. Women also have less of an opportunity to pursue an education due to financial constraints, and often the males of the family are educated and the females are not.
In third world countries, there is the misconception that secondary and higher education is not as important as literacy and primary education. Therefore children who are fortunate to attend primary school and to learn to read and write, often do not have the opportunity to study further.
All over the world, there are families that are barely able to put food on the table, let alone afford an education for their children. That’s where supporters of ZCSS come in. Through the Zainabiyya Child Sponsorship Scheme (ZCSS) children have the opportunity to learn and be educated. They have the chance to obtain the foundation to make a better future for themselves and their families.
And all this is possible through sponsorships from people like you.
Imam-e-Zamana Mission (IZM) Hyderabad students Sakina Fatima and Askari Fatima have both successfully completed their B.SC in Nursing and will continue on to complete a 6 month internship. Upon completion of the internship, they will receive certificates which will further assist them in securing positions in reputable hospitals.
Rajab Tsuma, now 23 years old joined class one at Jaffery Primary School sixteen years ago. As his family was not able to send Rajab to school, he was sponsored by ZCSS in 1997. In 2005 Rajab completed class 8 with a score of 314 in the KCPE examination.
“Educate & Empower”. The powerful words of the Vice President of The World Federation Of KSIMC, Munawer Bhai Rattansey, in a speech delivered to the community of Hyderi Islamic Centre in south London, where he launched the Ghaza and Muharram appeal. He inspired the audience to “Be the reason for Success” and to work together in helping providing assistance to those in Gaza.
We were all taught to “seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave,” (as per the teachings of our Holy Prophet (SAW)) but imagine the rewards when we provide knowledge from the cradle to the grave.
John Maynard Keynes, the famous British Economist whose ideas made a profound impact on the study of Macroeconomics discovered the Multiplier effect in economics. Through the Zainabiya Child Sponsorship Scheme The World Federation has discovered such a multiplier effect in achieving the goal of transforming communities through education.
There are currently over 7 billion people living on Earth, and the world illiteracy rate is just shy of 900 million people. The sad reality is that amongst these are thousands of children that have no hope of ever getting a chance to educate themselves or escape poverty.
Imam-e-Zamana Mission (IZM) Hyderabad students Sakina Fatima and Askari Fatima have both successfully completed their B.SC in Nursing and will continue on to complete a 6 month internship. Upon completion of the internship, they will receive certificates which will further assist them in securing positions in reputable hospitals.
We have often heard, give up a cup of coffee to help a child, but do we do it? Perhaps we think that such a small contribution won’t make a difference, or maybe we tell ourselves we will get to it but don’t or we tell ourselves someone else will do it so we don’t have to. 
Rajab Tsuma, now 23 years old joined class one at Jaffery Primary School sixteen years ago. As his family was not able to send Rajab to school, he was sponsored by ZCSS in 1997. In 2005 Rajab completed class 8 with a score of 314 in the KCPE examination. 
Many people care about education, however there are few who truly care about educating others.
