On August 11 2025, tragedy struck in Danyore, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Eight dedicated Ismaili volunteers were working selflessly to restore a vital water channel for their community when disaster claimed their lives.

We remember and honor:

Adam Ali – Student, full of potential and dreams for the future.

Afaq Alam – Student, passionate about serving his community.

Azur Khan – Father to 5 daughters, the sole provider for his family.

Naik Alam – Father to 2 children, working tirelessly to support them.

Azhar-ud-din – Newly married just two months ago, with a life ahead of him.

Dildar Hussain – Father to 4 children, devoted to both family and service.

Piyar Ali – Married, with no children, always ready to volunteer when needed.

Abdul Karim- Married, with three children.

They were not just volunteers; they were fathers, sons, brothers the sole breadwinners of their families. In serving others, they made the ultimate sacrifice.

Today, their loved ones face unimaginable grief and financial hardship. By coming together, we can ensure these families are not left alone in their struggle.

Your donations will go towards:

Immediate financial support for the affected families

Covering essential living costs such as food, shelter, and utilities

Supporting children’s education and long-term needs

Please note that the funds will be distributed to the needy families via Ismaili Local Council Danyore,Gilgit.

Every contribution no matter the size will be a lifeline. Your generosity will honour their service, preserve their dignity, and provide hope for the future.

Please donate and share this campaign so that their sacrifice is never forgotten and their families are cared for in their time of need.

About Us:

I am Khalid Ansari, a graduate of the Graduate Programme in Islamic Studies and Humanities (GPISH 24) at the Institute of the Ismaili Studies, London. I am a resident of Danyore by origin, of Hunzai descent, and currently living in London. My socials are linked to my profile.

This fundraiser is initiated by a close group of friends mainly Aga Khan Higher Secondary School Gilgit graduates living abroad to support the families of the deceased.