Category: Charity

1man 1can for Syria

Fellow South Africans! In August 2011, the 1man1can initiative asked you, our countrymen, to open your hearts to the people of famine stricken Somalia. Within a matter of a few weeks, we witnessed the renowned generosity that South Africans are revered for. You dug deep into your pockets, emptied your wallets and your pantry cupboards and stepped forward as a united nation to assist another in dire need. It is now with great sadness but with great hope that we ask of you again. This time for Syria. A small country just east of the Mediterranean. A country ravage...

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Sadqatul Fitr / Fitra / Fidya – South Africa Ramadan 2012 / 1433

Gauteng KZN WC Shafi  R21.00  R21.00  R28.00 Hanafi  R16.00  R16.00   Fitra Parcel Packing Come as a family … they need plenty of hands!! Gauteng (Packing 2600 hampers to the value of R1 million)  Roshnee (Civic Centre) – 9 August @ 9am  Benoni (Bazme Adab Hall) – 9 August (time to be confirmed)  Laudium (Himalaya Secondary School) – 11 August @9am  Lenaisa (Trade Route Mall) – 11 August @ 9am  Fordsburg (Fordsburg Primary School) – 11 August @9am KZN (1000 Hampers are to be distributed.) Durban Fitra Packing at the Woodhurst Musjid Hall in Chatsworth on Friday 10 August...

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Helping Hands – The young Muslim’s charity organisation

Helping Hands is a charitable organization founded by the youth, with aims of targeting the youth in order to get them proactive towards social development and upliftment.  Muslimah(Life)Style spoke to the young Muslim woman behind it all… A young Muslimah was recently confronted by a world different to her own when she visited an orphanage in Lenasia, a suburb Gauteng, South Africa . Spurred on by the desperate conditions that broke her heart, she decided to get proactive and started using technology in order to help the orphanage. Nineteen year old Lutfiya Shaik, a travel and tourism student in Johannesburg, visited her aunt in Lenasia during Ramadan.  Her aunt heard of an orphanage that was in a terrible condition and this inspired Lutfiya’s  curiosity and she decided to investigate for herself. She was taken aback by their conditions and decided that she needed to do something about it, “After I saw the sad state of the orphanage, I was determined to make a difference.  So I sent out messages to my friends showing them pictures of the orphanage and they were just as affected as I was.  We then came up with the name “Helping Hands”, spreading the word over social networking websites such as Facebook and Twitter.  As more and more people came to know of our intentions to help, the group grew larger and larger in a...

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