Strengthen Bonds Through Faith And Giving This Muharram
This Muharram, we are committed to our mission of providing clean, safe water to communities suffering from water scarcity. During this sacred month, every good deed carries great rewards, beckoning us to fill the month with purpose and prepare for a prosperous year ahead.
By contributing your Zakat and Sadaqah Jariyah towards our clean water projects, you can bring lasting benefits to communities in need while securing endless rewards for your Aakhirah.
Embracing The Spirit Of Muharram
The sacred month of Muharram is a time of reflection on sacrifice, resilience, and compassion. It is a period for Muslims to remember the importance of standing up for justice and truth, and to seek spiritual renewal through acts of worship, devotion, and charity.
The Significance Of Muharram
As the first breath of the Islamic year, Muharram is a time of immense spiritual significance. It is one of the four sacred months in Islam. It holds immense spiritual importance and is often referred to as the “Month of Allah (SWT).”
This holy month is a period of deep reverence and commemoration for many reasons:
The Story Of Prophet Musa (AS)
In this blessed month, Allah (SWT) granted victory to Prophet Musa (AS) and the Children of Israel by parting the Red Sea, allowing them to escape the tyranny of Pharaoh.
The Ark Of Prophet Nuh (AS)
It was in Muharram that the ark of Prophet Nuh (AS) came to rest on Mount Judi, signifying a new beginning and the mercy of Allah (SWT) after a period of great trial and tribulation.
The Repentance Of Prophet Adam (AS)
Allah (SWT) accepted the repentance of Adam (AS) after he committed the sin of eating from the forbidden tree in Paradise. This event highlights the boundless mercy and forgiveness of Allah (SWT), reinforcing the importance of repentance and seeking forgiveness.
One of the most special days in the Islamic calendar falls in the month of Muharram: the day of Ashura on the 10th of Muharram.
Muslims are encouraged to fast on Ashura:
