The month of Ramadan is full of blessings and is the perfect time to reset your spiritual state. It is a month which is brought forth for Muslims to gain as much reward as they can, seeking the forgiveness of Allah and attaining closeness to Him.
Ramadan is a time where our self-control is tested, the month in which we must refrain from, but also appreciate all the blessings that have come from Allah, the blessings which we tend to often forget. It is also the perfect time to remember those in need, establishing that not everyone is given the blessings that we have. Whilst we wait for the call of the Maghrib Adhan to break our fast, there are many vulnerable people around the world who continue to live through hunger, not knowing when their next meal will be.
Giving charity is one of the key aspects of Ramadan and was highly encouraged by the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him).
It has been narrated that
“The Prophet (peace be upon him) was the most generous of people in charity, but he was generous to the utmost in the month of Ramadan”
[Muslim]
What better way to follow in the footsteps of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) than to give to those in need, knowing that we’re able to make a difference. Giving to the vulnerable in Ramadan also gives us the opportunity to have our rewards doubled.
Donate during Ramadan with Emaan Relief and distribute your donation evenly over the 30 days of Ramadan using our online scheduled giving platform. By automating your contributions, you can ensure consistent support for those in need while also maximising the spiritual rewards of this blessed month.
We here at Emaan Relief work to provide food packs to give nourishment to those who are struggling with hunger and poverty. We also have an emergency appeal in place which can provide relief to immediate disaster. This fund allows us to ensure we are able to respond quickly to people who need it most.
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Allah says in the Quran that the month of Laylatul Qadr is
“Better than a thousand months”
[Quran 97:3].
The last 10 days of Ramadan is the perfect opportunity to gain immense rewards. It has been narrated that the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said
“One who stands much [in Salah, ritual prayer] in Laylatul Qadr waiting for reward from Allah will be forgiven all his past sins”
[Bukhari and Muslim].
The last nights of Ramadan are spent in worship of Allah, meaning that sometimes more than often, people can forget to donate. Setting up your donations for 30 nights of Ramadan with Emaan Relief will have you covered during the nights of Ramadan so that you can remain focused on your worship whilst your donation continues to help the vulnerable.
This automated giving platform for 30 nights in Ramadan will have you covered in the first days of Ramadan and the last nights during Laylatul Qadr. Donate once and let your generosity make a lasting impact every single day of Ramadan.
Set up your donation during Ramadan and multiply your rewards. Make a positive impact to the lives of those most in need. Donate now.