Reviving Abilities
Reviving Life for The Victims of War
Reviving Life for The Victims of War
3.7 MILLION
Syrians have a disability
1 in 5
Syrians have a disability
60%
of Syrian households have a person with a disability
70%
of Syrians are living in poverty
In the footprints of a refugee.
In the footprints of a refugee.
The last thing you remember of your hometown is impact when your home was shelled. You woke days later with severe injuries as a doctor delivered the devastating news that you lost your leg. You struggled for years to cope with a lack of facilities adapted for accessibility for your needs. You were mainly confided to your tent. One day your prayers were answered when you were fitted with a prosthetic limb. This has helped your ability to do more things, like before! However, there are no opportunities to provide for your family, so you rely on humanitarian aid distributions and are compelled to a life of poverty. You dream of an opportunity to support your family and free them from poverty like before the war!
The Prophet ﷺ said “Whoever relieves the hardship of a believer in this world, Allah will relieve his hardship on the Day of Resurrection.” Muslim
How can you help?
You can help a victim of the Syrian war and their family out of poverty for the long-term future! Provide a disabled Syrian war victim with:
How far can your donation go?
£232 - Provide the accessible unit, mechanical quad and stock between 4 donors.
£925 - Provide the accessible unit, mechanical quad and stock to a victim of the war in Syria out of poverty.
£9250 - Help a community of 10 disabled Syrian refugees and their families out of poverty.
Fundraise - Start a fundraising page with a target of £925 to provide a unit in your name.
"Give sadaqah without delay for it stands in the way of calamity” (Tirmidhi)
Your Questions Answered
Part of giving Sadaqah is to want for your brother what you want for yourself. Emergency Aid is helpful, however liberating victims of war from poverty to begin with is essential.
The mechanical quad allows the owner of the unit to transport it, making the unit portable. It also provides accessibility for the user.
Yes – some of these units will be provided from combined donations. Donate as much as you can afford and gain a share in the reward for reviving abilities for the victims of the war in Syria!
Zakat-eligable Syrian Refugees who have had a prosthetic limb fitted as a result of war injury.
This project is Sadaqah and Zakat eligible, in accordance with Hanafi Fiqh using the Wakeel model. Zakat responsibility is transferred to Zakat-eligible refugees who then instruct the organisation to build them a home with the Zakat.
