Within the last ten nights of Ramadan lies Laylatul Qadr — a night worth more than a thousand months. For many believers, this is the moment they fulfil their Zakat and complete one of the five pillars of Islam. Giving your Zakat now means your obligation becomes relief and protection for a child and provision for their future. Ramadan, your generosity can bring hope.

Your support means food on their tables, education in their future, and dignity in their lives. Together, we can be the difference between despair and hope.

Your Zakat or Sadaqah, given in this blessed month, will echo through their lives. Be the reason they can finally lift themselves out of poverty.

The story of the orphanage:

Established in 2017 on ancestral land gifted with love and vision, the foundation was born from a simple but powerful belief: every child deserves safety, education and the opportunity to build a dignified future. Over two years of careful planning and construction, that vision became reality. In January 2019, the foundation officially opened its doors in a heartfelt grand opening ceremony, welcoming its first 15 underprivileged young children.

Ishobpur is a large village with a dense population of underprivileged children, and prior to the foundation’s creation, no such establishment existed to support them locally. For many vulnerable families, access to structured care, education and shelter simply was not available. The project holds even deeper meaning as it stands on ancestral land belonging to the founders of the Foundation — transforming family heritage into a lasting legacy of service for generations to come.

Today, the foundation is home to 35 children.

More than just shelter, the Ishak Miah & Somirunnessa Foundation provides a nurturing environment where children grow academically, spiritually and practically. The students follow a structured curriculum that includes formal education, Islamic studies and essential vocational skills — including information technology training — equipping them with tools needed for the modern world. The goal is not simply education, but empowerment: to help each child become self-sufficient and capable of supporting themselves and their future families.

The Night of Decree is better than a thousand months.

Good deeds on Laylatul Qadr are rewarded more generously than on any other night of the year. If you spend Laylatal Qadr seeking Allah's blessings – such as through good deeds, worship, and charity - your reward would equal a staggering 83 years of charity.

Any amount of donation is welcomed.

Jazak Allahu Khayran (جزاك الله خيراً)