In these hard times and rising costs, poor families suffer the most. Due to poverty they lack the funds to meet their day-to-day necessities of life i.e. food, clothing and education. In order to lessen their sufferings, Mehrban Monthly Food Pack took upon the humanitarian task to become the Custodian for such indigent families.

Healthcare is a fundamental right and it should be provided to every soul with dignity and compassion, free of cost and without the discrimination of caste, creed, color or religion.

Mehrban School is on a mission to provide a quality and marketable education to all. We view our work as nation building. By empowering our children with a good education, we aim to make them productive members of society. We believe that one day, these children will help build a happier and more prosperous nation.

Khums is obligatory. In brief, it means paying one-fifth of the surplus of one’s income after taking away the expenses of the person and his dependants. It consists of two equal parts: one being the share of the Imam (Sehm-e-Imam), meaning that this part goes for constructing masjids, Islamic seminaries, Islamic schools, libraries, hospitals or clinics, orphanages, printing of the Noble Quran, hadith books, Islamic books and lectures, and others things which will benefit, defend, or propagate Islam. The second part is the portion for the poor syeds — descendants of the Prophet — (Sadaat), since they are banned from receiving zakat (charity).

In a world that is so often rife with greed and selfishness, it is through acts of charity that we can hope to restore the balance. There are many ways in which a Muslim can get involved with charity, but one of the most common ways is to give Sadaqah.