UPDATE:

We are incredibly grateful to share that the two sisters have now had their life-saving surgeries. This was made possible by the extraordinary generosity of a kind donor who contributed 300,000 AED. Words cannot express our gratitude.

The doctor proceeded with the surgeries even though the full amount had not yet been paid, as the girls’ lives were in immediate danger. Thanks to this selfless decision, they are now on the road to recovery.

There is still 100,000 AED remaining, along with additional costs for the girls’ after-care appointments and physiotherapy, which are essential for their healing.

The doctor has also advised that the boy’s surgery be postponed until he is a bit older, stronger, and better able to understand and cope with the recovery process. For now, the focus is on ensuring the girls receive the care they need.

We kindly ask for your continued support to help us raise the remaining funds and settle the outstanding payments. Any contribution, no matter the amount, will make a meaningful difference. Thank you for standing with us during this critical time.

I write these words with a heavy heart, hoping that kindness and compassion can bring light back into the lives of three children who are suffering.

All three are living with scoliosis, a condition that causes the spine to curve abnormally. It is not only about appearance—it causes constant pain, breathing difficulties, and in severe cases, can put dangerous pressure on the heart and lungs.

The eldest child is 14 years old. Once full of life, she now avoids going outside, ashamed of the way her back looks. Surgery is urgently needed, but the reality of the situation makes it impossible to afford. The sadness in her eyes says everything words cannot.

The second child is 11. This case is even more critical—the curve in the spine is pressing against her lungs, making every breath a struggle. Without surgery, breathing will continue to worsen and her life itself may be at risk.

The youngest, only 7 years old, was born with Dandy Walker Syndrome, a rare brain disorder that affects movement and coordination. After enduring multiple surgeries—including a tracheostomy and a feeding tube—there is now another battle: the spine is curving dangerously to the left, pressing on the heart and putting his health in constant jeopardy.

Their father, the sole provider, has sacrificed everything—selling what little the family had, draining his savings, and spending countless nights in hospitals. But now, the burden has grown beyond what one person can carry.

They price is 250,000 AED for each child’s surgery which is not something the family can afford & so this is not a plea for comfort or luxury. It is a plea for a chance for these children to live without pain.

Every contribution brings them closer to healing. Every share of this message could change their future. Please, help bring back their smiles and give them the childhood they deserve.

As Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) said, charity does not decrease wealth.

Thank you.