What are the aims of Islamic Relief?

Our four global goals are: Reducing the humanitarian impact of conflicts and natural disasters. We are increasing our capacity to respond rapidly to disasters and building a global reputation for delivering emergency aid. In addition, we prepare at-risk communities to reduce the impact of disasters.

What are aims and objectives of Islamic education?

The aims and objectives of Islamic education, basically are: to provide the teachings of Holy Quran as the primary source of education; to provide experiences which are based on fundamentals of Islam as embodied in Holy Quran and Sunnah which cannot be changed; to provide experiences in the form of knowledge and skills …

Why was Islamic Relief created?

Islamic Relief Worldwide was established in 1984 by Dr Hany El-Banna and fellow students from the University of Birmingham in the UK in response to the famine in Africa. Launching an appeal, they went door to door and from mosque to mosque asking for money, and this paid for food for people affected by the famine.

What is Islamic Relief’s unique selling point?

IRW’s sole objects are ‘the relief of poverty in any part of the world’. TIC International is a trading subsidiary. It supports our fundraising activities by recycling clothes, running charity shops across the UK, and procuring certain food supplies.

How do I cancel my monthly donation to Islamic Relief?

You can unsubscribe at any time, by clicking on the unsubscribe link in your email. If you encounter any issues, then please email us to manage your subscription options.

Does Islamic Relief make a difference?

Humanitarian programmes Islamic Relief has been responding to humanitarian crises around the world for the past 35 years with an aim to reduce the impact of conflicts and natural disasters. It focuses on ensuring rapid response, providing emergency relief and protecting vulnerable people.

What is the prime objective of maqasid Shariah?

The aims of maqasid shariah is to benefit and protect the Ummah generally, and to discipline and structure the living in accordance with the Islamic values and principles as pronounced in the Quran and Sunnah.