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<div>We are creating this fund (Sadaqah Jariyah) in honour of Taiba Khan, my beloved sister, who has returned to her Creator. Funds raised will be used to construct <b>life-saving water wells</b> in war torn countries. Any surplus funds will be donated to charities providing <b>life-saving support for patients with mental health conditions</b>. 



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<div>The world is truly a poorer place for losing Taiba. She was a final-year medical student, only 26 years old. She was intelligent, witty, and kind. She was known for her positivity, abstaining from gossip and shielding others from negativity. <span>Her laughter and smile are what we will always remember. She was genuinely good and friendly to everyone she met.</span>



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<div>Sadly, Taiba's life was brief, leaving her with unrealised dreams. She never had the chance to experience the joy of graduation, the love of marriage, or the blessings of motherhood. Her entire future, brimming with potential, was taken too soon.<br />



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<div><span>Taiba was a devout Muslim, unwavering in her prayers and deeply committed to her faith. She regularly donated to various charities and was a dedicated blood donor. Her passion for helping the less fortunate led her to pursue medicine. The pressures of her studies were a constant struggle, but she unfortunately did not seek the support she needed.</span>



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<div>Taiba’s playful and joyful spirit will be deeply missed by her mother, father, brother, sister, nieces, aunties, uncles, cousins, and countless friends, all of whom are heartbroken by her passing. 



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<div>The funds raised will be used to build water wells in developing countries. <strong>Any surplus funds would be dedicated to a mental health awareness and support charity. </strong>We will provide receipts and updates on this page as purchases are made, ensuring full transparency.




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<div>Thank you for your support and for honouring Taiba’s legacy of kindness and compassion.




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<div><strong>Disclosure: To increase awareness of mental health issues in South Asian communities, I'm sharing the following information. Some content may appear repetitive, as it's sourced from another platform to ensure broader reach.</strong>




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<div>It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our beloved sister, Taiba Khan, who has returned to Allah (SWT). These past few weeks have been unimaginably painful for her family and friends. Taiba was not only a bright light in the Muslim community, but a cherished member of the wider community as well.




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<div>At just 26 years old, she was in her final year of medical school—a devoted Muslim, a loving daughter, a caring sister, a playful aunt, and above all, a kind and pure soul.




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<div>As a family, we feel compelled to share this deeply personal experience in the hope of raising awareness about the often hidden nature of mental health struggles.




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<div>Taiba recently received the devastating news that she had not passed her final year exams—news she chose to carry alone, without sharing it with family or friends. While she did inform her university that she was struggling mentally and emotionally, no safeguarding measures were put in place. Sadly, none of us—her closest family and friends—were aware of the depth of her distress. Up until her final day, she continued to carry out her daily tasks with the same grace, warmth, and smile that defined her.




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<div>When she did not return home and concern grew, her family reached out to the university. Despite having knowledge of her mental health struggles, they shared no information. This left the family completely unaware of the severity of her situation.




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<div>As a family, we are left with many questions and an overwhelming sense of loss. We continue to ask ourselves how we could have intervened—how we might have noticed or helped. We are sharing her story not only to honour her, but to raise awareness for the many families who may unknowingly be facing similar situations.




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<div>Please, check in with your loved ones. Look for the signs we missed. Speak openly and without judgment. Be kind, be present, and support your children, no matter their age. Taiba was unconditionally loved—but cultural taboos, particularly within Asian households, can sometimes prevent honest conversations about mental health and emotional pain.




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<div>To honour Taiba’s memory and spirit of compassion, we are launching a charitable initiative to provide clean water to communities in need. The funds raised will be used to build water wells in developing countries. We are committed to full transparency and will share receipts and updates as projects are completed.




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<div>May Allah (SWT) grant our beautiful Taiba the highest rank in Jannah, forgive her shortcomings, and bring peace to all those grieving her loss. Ameen.




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Help Support Legacy Water Wells for Taiba

<div>Want to join me in making a difference? I'm raising money to benefit Hayat Trust, and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.

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<div>More information about Hayat Trust: Hayat Charity: A Beacon of Hope for Minorities Worldwide: In a world full of challenges, where many minorities suffer from marginalization, poverty, and a lack of basic services, Hayat Charity emerges as a beacon of hope striving to create real and sustainable change. The charity was established with the mission of providing relief, healthcare, and education to minorities across the globe, fulfilling its noble humanitarian purpose. Hayat Charity aims to build a world of justice and equality.

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Donate to establish a charity bakery in Yemen

<div>This page has been created in loving memory of Suzanne, a joyful and kind-hearted 21-year-old whose life ended so suddenly and tragically. Her unexpected passing at Northampton General Hospital (NGH)has left her family and all who knew her in deep shock. At present, the cause of her death remains unknown, which only adds to the grief surrounding this heartbreaking loss.


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Loving Memory of Suzanne

<div>I'm Mokhtar. I majored in Arabic literature and intended to become an Arabic language teacher, as the nature of things suggests. However, residing in besieged, densely populated Gaza, plagued by unemployment even before October 7th, forced me to seek alternative means of livelihood. Hence, I learned the dental industry as an additional profession and worked in it for five years. Just two months before the war broke out, I managed to open a dental laboratory, investing all I had. On the fourth day of the war, my laboratory was bombed, and I lost everything at once.
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<div>‎‏Then began the long and arduous journey of multiple displacements. I survived bombing at least ten times during these displacements. The path was littered with corpses, and the first thing I noticed about them was their teeth, starkly standing out in the faces of decomposed bodies, painting Gaza as an endless horror movie.
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<div>I must ensure my survival and that of my brother Ibrahim, who is like my son. He's only ten years old, loves football, and deserves the chance to learn, eat, and sleep without trembling from the sound of bombing and the possibility of death.
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<div>‎‏I have lost many loved ones in this brutal war, but mourning seems like a luxury. Trapped for 35 harrowing days in the Shifa'a medical compound, I miraculously escaped amidst constant shelling along the escape route. They label it a safe passage, but it's the passage of death. In one heart-stopping moment, a soldier singled out a person in a black shirt to pull him out of the line and take him into captivity, and I wished to disappear. Somehow, I melted into the crowds miraculously and reached the displacement area where my family had already arrived in the south of Gaza. Then, we were displaced once more from Khan Younis to Rafah. Now, I find myself alone in Rafah, severed from half my friends who fled and the other half who were martyred. I am in the tent, and the hope to return to my home in northern Gaza, not even to its rubble, is fading.
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<div>Wait in this tent, bracing for the looming threat of invasion. The whispers of impending danger grow louder each day, and I know that Rafah could be overrun at any moment. I am trying to survive. I want to leave Gaza for Egypt because I feel like my chances of survival are diminishing. I need an opportunity for medical treatment, and I need a chance to start anew to establish a new laboratory. I need your help to save my exhausted spirit, my bleeding wound, my shattered dreams, and my family, waiting for me to take them to a safe place after half a year of genocide. Any support extended to me now carries immense weight, for my heart is weary from the ceaseless fear, displacement, and uncertainty.
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Camp Chef: From my Kitchen to Gaza’s Kid’s

<div>Hi, my name is Amjad, and I’m from Gaza. I have four children: Osama (12 years old), Yazan (10 years old), Elyn (8 years old), and Muhammad (2 years old). We have been forced to evacuate multiple times—moving from Gaza City to the middle of the Gaza Strip, then to Rafah, and now back to the middle of the Gaza Strip. There is no safe place; bombings are happening everywhere. My wife, my children, and I could be killed at any moment. Our home and the houses of our extended family have all been bombed. We have lost everything and are struggling to survive.
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<div>We have no place to go and desperately need your support to evacuate to a safe place where we don't have to fear for our lives. My children deserve safety, adequate food and water, and the opportunity to go to school. This is why we urgently need your help.
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HELP US EVACUATE OUR KIDS FROM GAZA

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<div>Hello, My name is Talha Saad from Warren Michigan and I set this charity up to help a family of six who are struggling in Yemen. I found the family through one of my Muslim brothers who is a close friend. I plan to give this money to the family in Yemen, the money will be used to support a struggling widow and mother of five daughters named Anisa Hussein Ali to improve her condition and lift her family of six out of the crippling poverty they live in.
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<div>This is the condition of a family of six—a widowed mother and her five daughters—facing immense challenges and living in dire conditions in war-torn Yemen. They reside in a single small room with a tiny kitchen. The home is so fragile that rainwater seeps through the walls, worsening their already difficult living situation. Securing basic necessities such as water, firewood for daily needs, and food is a constant struggle in this conflict-ridden region.
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<div>Despite these harsh conditions, the mother remains a pillar of strength, doing everything she can to keep her family together. However, their living environment is not only uncomfortable but also unsafe. They urgently need help to restore and expand their home. Their goal is to repair their current small room and build an additional room. This modest expansion will create a safer and more comfortable living space, providing the stability they desperately need. The widow Anisa Hussein Ali and her five daughters are in dire need.
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<div>One of the daughters is a dedicated university student, striving to complete her education and pave the way for a better future for her family. Education is her beacon of hope, but the financial burden of tuition fees and other expenses is overwhelming. She is determined to succeed but needs financial support to continue her studies. Completing her education will enable her to secure a decent job and provide for her family.
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<div>Your support can transform their lives. By helping to rebuild their home, you are giving the mother and her daughters a safe place to live. By supporting the daughter’s education, you are investing in their future, enabling her to lift her family out of poverty and provide them with the life they deserve. Living in a war-torn country like Yemen, their challenges are magnified, making your assistance even more critical.
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<div>This is important to me because as a Muslim ummah we are like one body, if one part is in harms way the whole ummah is effected and I feel as if its my duty to help my Muslim sister Anisa in Yemen.
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<div>The family is incredibly grateful for any assistance. No amount is too small, and every donation brings them one step closer to a safe home and a secure future. Thank you for taking the time to read their story and for considering supporting their cause.
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<div>I plan to get the funds to Anisa through MoneyGram. I will transfer to money to her grown daughter named Takiya Mansour Ali Al-Amrouri. She roughly plans for $6,000 to be used for studies for her daughter and another $6,000 to fix her living condition and pay for food, house repair, and other daily necessities as well as other items to improve quality of life.
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Empower a Muslim Widow and her Family in Yemen

<div>Hi Everyone, I hope you are all doing well! Unfortunately, my family isn't... <strong>My family was displaced from our home in the Gaza city center in the first weeks of the Gaza war. Later on, our neighborhood was targeted by warplanes.</strong> They're currently in a tough situation and fully dependent on me to support them financially. <strong>My name is Yousef Alnajjar (</strong><a href="https://www.instagram.com/yosefanajjar/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>yosefanajjar</strong></a><strong> on instagram) I'm a Palestinian from Gaza I work as a Software Engineer in London, but recently lost my software engineer job</strong> due to the market conditions. I'm currently interviewing with other companies and hopefully will find something soon.
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Urgent: Help Me Evacuate My Family From Gaza

<div>Hi all! My cousin Farheen and I would love for you to join us in our fundraising campaign for Indus Hospital in Pakistan. Our aim is to raise at least £4000 for a high dependency bed, this is crucial for patients in critical condition. A high dependency bed is a unit for patients who require more intensive observation, treatment and nursing care than can be provided on a ward.
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<div>Farheen has been to Indus in Karachi and seen innocent lives being transformed as well as seeing family members under intensive observation, hence we know the importance and need for high dependency beds. If you look around yourself you’ll see countless family members and friends who’ve gone through processes that require trips to hospitals whether it’s a blood tests or something as critical as cancer treatment. We are blessed to have the means for it, however many are not so fortunate, and we’d like to help those with your valuable support.
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<div>Please help us reach our goal and be part of an amazing cause by raising money in aid of Indus Health Network UK. Every donation will help. Thank you in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to us. (Zakat does not apply)
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Dear friends,<br /><br />We have concluded our fundraiser for India's fight against Covid.<br /><br />With donations from across the world, we were able to raise funds to source essential medical supplies, early detection kits and building a healthcare workforce. <br /><br />We would like to say a big thank you for your generous donations, love and words of kindness and hope during India’s worst tragedy in recent history. Your donations helped save hundreds of lives and will carry on providing ongoing support to some of the most vulnerable and marginalised communities. <br /><br />With love and best wishes - Help India Breathe<br /><br /><br /><strong>APRIL 2021</strong><br /><br />India is facing a catastrophic second wave of Covid-19. This is a tragedy like no other.  There is an acute shortage of hospital beds with assisted breathing equipment and ICU ventilators.<br /><span style="font-size:1.0625rem;"> </span><br /><strong>Help India Breathe</strong> is an initiative started in the UK. Our mission is to mobilise emergency supplies to India.<br /><br />We started our journey with one simple aim - mobilise effective hi-tech emergency Covid-19 supplies to hospitals involved in the care of covid-19 patients starting with assisted breathing devices. When things escalated and oxygen crisis hit hospitals, we decided to source Oxygen Concentrators to save lives. <br /><br />Donations from this fundraiser helped us source <strong>95 Oxygen Concentrators from the USA</strong>, which are in the process of being deployed through Janvikas across Indian states,  for instance at a Leprosy hospital in a remote area of Chhattisgarh ( a state in Central India). <br /><br />However, our work is far from over. With the help of our charity partners Janvikas (<a href="http://www.janvikas.in">www.janvikas.in</a>), we are now helping rural and marginalised communities to not only battle this wave of infection but build resilience for the next wave.  We are doing this through training unemployed youth to become frontline health care workers and supporting early diagnosis and COVID care programmes. Here is a link to Chakshu's interview explaining our mission <a href="https://youtu.be/PyD7t8AVvWU"><a href="https://youtu.be/PyD7t8AVvWU" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://youtu.be/PyD7t8AVvWU</a></a><br /><br /><strong>Our Charity Partners <br /></strong>We have partnered with Janvikas - www.janvikas.in . The amazing team at Janvikas led by the inimitable Kirti Joshi is in charge of on- ground deployment of resources and training of medical and paramedic staff. The team are already doing exceptional work for Covid-19 relief for communities across India. They share our guiding principle of helping those most in need irrespective of economic or social strata or location. Any charity/govt. hospital/community health centre and covid facility is free to contact Janvikas to access these resources. <strong><br /><br />Use of Funds:<br /><br /></strong>We are fundraising to provide essential medical supplies to save lives and provide relief  to communities across India that have been impacted by this crisis. <br /><br />Apart from mobilising the 95 Oxygen Concentrators, we are now aiming to raise funds:<br /><br />- to train 500 unemployed youth to become frontline health care workers for Covid care within their communities. Their training in healthcare would mean that they will be able to support their communities beyond Covid. We are aiming to set up 4 training units for the purpose.<br /><br />- to set up an advanced covid care centre in the Kutch region  of Gujarat<br /><br />-  for a mobile diagnostic van that would cater to 40 villages. This will help communities that do not have access to adequate primary care and diagnostic facilities<br /><br /><br />I am  grateful for your time and donation on behalf of doctors, paramedics and the myriad families fighting this awful illness . Please find more information about how your support will help India Breathe at  <a href="http://www.helpindiabreathe.org" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.helpindiabreathe.org</a> <br /><br /><br />Thank You.<br />Help India Breathe Team

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<strong style="font-size:1.0625rem;">FIGHT4AMANI      ~     #Give2Tell2   #AmanisArmy</strong><strong><br /><br /></strong>We are raising money for potential  life saving treatment in Germany for our beloved daughter Amani. <br /><br />The lives of our whole family changed on Amani's 22nd birthday on 29th April 2020 when she collapsed at home after suffering her first ever seizure.   Amani was rushed to hospital and within a few hours was diagnosed with a brain tumour.  <br /><br />Amani spent 4 days at L &amp; D Hospital before being transferred to Queens Square Hospital in London where doctors took a biopsy.   Amani spent 12 long days  in hospital without her family by her side due to the Covid pandemic.  She had to endure numerous scans, brain surgery that left 15 staples in her head and difficult conversations with medical professionals all by herself.  She coped amazingly well and was finally discharged on 10th May 2020.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/50661670_1598455682113885_r.jpeg" alt="50661670_1598455682113885_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />Two days later we received the results of her biopsy - the worst news yet! The biopsy revealed a cancerous, incurable tumour called Glioblastoma Multiforme, Grade 4 (GBM4), H3K27 mutation.  This is a highly rare, aggressive tumour called a Diffuse Midline Glimoa that is particularly resistant to conventional treatment.  Due to the position and depth of the tumour doctors concluded that it is also inoperable. <br /><br />The treatment options for this particular tumour are very limited.  However, Amani started the standard treatment of 6 weeks of radiotherapy combined with a low-dose chemotherapy drug on 26th May 2020.  Amani also tested positive for  Covid-19  at this time so the chemo part of this treatment had to be delayed for over a week.  These 6 weeks were the most gruelling any of us have ever experienced! Amani also had to deal with some additional bad news in her own personal life which left her broken beyond all comprehension.  It was utterly heartbreaking to watch our daughter's decline physically, neurologically, mentally and emotionally.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/50661670_1598455737610342_r.jpeg" alt="50661670_1598455737610342_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />Amani is an inspiration to her 2 younger sisters. She always had a complete zest for life, with an unique and charismatic character which had the ability to touch the lives of everyone she met.  She always had a passion to care for others and volunteered throughout college for a local organisation, FOBE, to help children with special needs. She performed exceptionally well in her A-levels and secured a 1st class Honours degree in LLB Law from the University of Leicester. Her dream was to continue to help others and become a social worker.  She commenced a 2-year Masters in Social Work at the University of Bedfordshire in Sept 2019 and her tutors expressed how she was showing great potential before her diagnosis. So, it has been very distressing for Amani's entire family and friends to witness her change so much during the 6 weeks of radiotherapy.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/50661670_1598455765848076_r.jpeg" alt="50661670_1598455765848076_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />In early August, Amani began her first round of intensive chemotherapy but at the same time she also started experiencing bad temple pains and unsteadiness.  Amani's oncologist decided to send her for an MRI scan which unfortunately revealed that Amani's tumour had grown despite the treatment so far and it was advised to stop the current chemo.  Again, we were all utterly devastated by the news but even more determined to fight on.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/50661670_159845581028165_r.jpeg" alt="50661670_159845581028165_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />We have discussed our treatment proposal with Amani's medical team and it has been agreed that in light of the very limited treatment options available in the UK, we will do the following: <br /><br />1) ONC201 - a Phase II trial drug designed to fight the exact mutation of Amani's tumour that has shown very promising clinical results.  The drug alone will cost £4,000 per month and, if effective, will require long term use. The treatment for one year's medication, along with doctors consultations, will be in the region of £50,000.<br /><br />2) Immunotherapy treatment in Germany costing approximately £60,000 upwards which includes the preparation of a vaccine and numerous visits to Germany for treatment.<br /><br />These innovative treatments are all very costly and far more than we can afford as a family.  We are therefore asking if anyone can kindly support our efforts to save our beloved daughter.  <br /><br />Our hashtag #Give2Tell2 is in honour of the fact that Amani has been ill since her 22nd birthday.  So we are asking people to kindly donate £2 (or more) and tell (at least) 2 people about our campaign.<br /><br />Thank you in advance for supporting our fight for Amani and becoming part of #AmanisArmy.<br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/50661670_159839923593496_r.jpeg" alt="50661670_159839923593496_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/50661670_1598455856185467_r.jpeg" alt="50661670_1598455856185467_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/50661670_1598455958687048_r.jpeg" alt="50661670_1598455958687048_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/50661670_1598455992831710_r.jpeg" alt="50661670_1598455992831710_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />

FIGHT4AMANI                       #Give2Tell2

Zahra Malik

<div>Hi, hope everyone is doing well :)
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<div>I’m on placement at BCH this month and wanted to raise money for the hospital charity. Donations will help support treatments, equipment, and activities that make the wards a brighter place for children.
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<div>It’s been difficult seeing sick children and the impact it has on their families, especially in PICU. I wanted to do something to help support such children and their families. Any contribution, no matter how small, would be appreciated.
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<div>Inshallah, may the children and their families be blessed with strength and healing. 
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<div><em>"Indeed, those men and women who give in charity and loan to Allah a good loan will have it multiplied for them, and they will have a noble reward." — Surah Al-Hadid 57:18</em>
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