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  • #46
    ^Link already posted.

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    • #47
      jazzak Allah

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      • #48
        Ummah Welfare Trust.

        http://www.uwt.org/site/appeal.asp?id=27

        Good website for people in who want to donate in the UK - they are looking to raise £2 million and have previously helped idp's in places like Bajaur.

        They are 100% donation and publish accounts yearly so every penny of your money will get to the poor and needy.

        pictures of some of their project work around the world.

        http://www.uwt.org/Gallery/Flash/Afg...p-April-08.asp

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        • #49
          Originally posted by Sher Khan
          Its so sad and made me cry , our pashtuns are dying .A genocide against our race is going on by God and our enemies.
          Nauzbilah, don't say that wrora, how will our situation improve if we think like this?

          "And surely We shall try you with something of fear and hunger, and loss of wealth and lives and crops; but give glad tidings to the steadfast." (Al-Baqara,155)

          The whole thing is indeed heart wrenching, but this why we must turn to Allah, and not away.

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          • #50
            A video and poem to encourage giving

            Last edited by Guest; 08-06-2010, 09:19 PM.

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            • #51
              I don't trust charities anymore, we usally send it to our family members to give the poor people.

              this is why

              Last edited by Master Khan; 08-06-2010, 08:59 PM.

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              • #52
                Originally posted by Musafira View Post
                A video and poem to encourage giving

                I just finished giving.

                Please everyone. Donate.

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                • #53
                  I was watching ARY and they were showing Haiti People and under it, it said "Pakistan Floods..donate now"!! what was that about?

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                  • #54
                    we are going to donate for Ramazan for the flood victims .

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                    • #55
                      ې

                      ورڼو خوئيندو
                      ما پخپله تير کال دسوات،دير بنير د متاثرينو د پاره د يو ُو ملګرو سره په شريکه د پنځويشت ورځې ريليف کيمپ په صوابئ کښې لګولې وو،چې ما سره ډاکټران هم وو۔
                      او چې هلته مې د تش په نامه اين جي اوز حالات ‘
                      وليدل حيران پاتې شوم ۔ټول خوراکيان دي
                      په الله باور وکړئ چې زمونږ په وطن دا افتونو هم په دې سبب راځي چې مونږ اجتماعي ګانهګار يو۔۔منافقين يو او د يو بل مال او سرونه خورو۔

                      دا چې مونږ نه سميږو سوب ئې هم دا دې چې په دې وطن کښې انصاف او عدل نشته۔

                      تندر د غريبانانو په سر پريوځي خو غريبان هم هغه د چا خبره چې وچو سره لانده سووځي۔

                      نو په داسې حال کښې خپل زکواتونه خيراتونه او سر سايې خپلو نزدو خپلوانو ته واستوئ چې کم از کم هغوئي خو د لوږي نه مري۔
                      سيلاب متاثرينو ته ستاسو پيسې د اين جي اوز په لاس نه رسيږې دا زما خپل تجربه ده ځکه چې زه پخپله پکښې ګرځيدلې يم۔
                      د خوئيندو کور او مئيندو کور ، عورت فاونډيشن او فلانکې هر څه دروغ دي
                      الحدمت فاونډيشن او د عمران خان هغه څۀ ګزاره کوي خلک وائي ما نه دي ليدلي۔
                      خو دا نور۔۔۔فرنټئير فاونډيشن،حمزه فاونډيشن ته ما هر کال چندې ليګلي خو اوس مې الله پاک ته پريخولي دي۔

                      خپلي چندې د خپل فاميل په لاس تقسيم کړئ ۔د هغوئي په سترګو کښې به لږۀ ډيره حيا وي او هغوئي به ستاسو پيسې بې ځايه نه ورکوي۔
                      مننه
                      Last edited by Feroz Afridi; 08-07-2010, 11:40 AM.

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                      • #56
                        the best way is to send to some known person. many people are helping. i am going with one team to nowshehra and charsadda
                        taking 3 daigs of rice, water and some clothing. distributing these things in a systametic way so that most people are benefited. Shlombay send your donation to your relative or to known person who will take to the needy people. there are also some good organization who are collecting donations.
                        water , medicine, clothing and food are required.

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                        • #57
                          alkhidmat foundation is trustable the rest allah knows about them
                          Last edited by Feroz Afridi; 08-14-2010, 01:50 PM.

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                          • #58
                            Fatima Bhutto has even made an appeal to people, urging them NOT to send any money via the Pak government.

                            SubhanAllah, even the Palestinians are doing their bit.

                            http://www.help-initiative.org/perma...ject.php?id=16

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                            • #59
                              best organisation is Islamic relief and edhi is really good
                              My Blog

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                              • #60
                                Widow flees floods with four children

                                10 August 2010

                                Mussarat Shaheen was fast asleep in her home in Pir Sabaq village, Nowshera, in the Khyber- Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan when she was woken by water soaking her clothes. Rising from her bed, she found her house was two feet deep in water, and the level was rapidly increasing.

                                The widowed mother of four, quickly woke her children and escaped the floodwaters with just the clothes they stood in. Swollen by heavy monsoon rains, the Kabul River had broken its banks, destroying entire villages in its path. Pir Sabaq was simply washed away.

                                The family headed for the house of a relative in the neighbouring village. Normally a two-hour journey, it now took a day and a half. The following day Mussarat learnt that a camp had been set up near her flooded village. Not wanting to become a burden on her relatives, she moved her family to the camp for displaced people.

                                Mussarat is no stranger to hardship. Her husband died two years ago, leaving her with four children to raise. She had to move in with her elderly parents, and rely on the support of her brother who works as a casual labourer in Rawalpindi.

                                Tent life

                                When they spoke to Islamic Relief staff, the family had been living in the tent for a week, with nothing but the clothes they were wearing. The tent offers some protection from the heavy rains, but the children are exposed to damp, muddy conditions, snakes and insect pests.

                                Mussarat’s youngest child, a two-and-a-half-year-old girl, has fallen ill. Spending all day in the cold and walking around in dirty water has also caused skin problems, but Mussarat has no money to buy medication.

                                Maintaining good hygiene is difficult in camps but critical in preventing the spread of disease. Female staff from Islamic Relief conducted hygiene sessions with women in the camp, and provided hygiene kits to help them stay as clean and healthy as possible.

                                Displaced families, like Mussarat’s, urgently need food, clothes, and medicines to help them survive the aftermath of a disaster which has claimed everything they own.


                                “Whosoever relieves from a believer some grief pertaining to this world, Allah will relieve from him some grief pertaining to the Hereafter.''

                                (Narrated in Saheeh Muslim)

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