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Maktab in Sierra Leone

Maktab Support

The single most vital tool for preserving Prophetic knowledge and cultivating it amongst the masses. Read More…

ZAKAT  |  SADAQAH  |  LILLAH

Disability Support by Ummah Welfare Trust

Disability Support

Across the Ummah, people with disabilities are often much poorer and more deprived than others in their communities. Read More…

ZAKAT  |  SADAQAH  |  LILLAH

Wid

Widows Support

Widowhood remains one of the Ummah’s biggest challenges. Help our sisters survive being alone. Read More…

ZAKAT  |  SADAQAH  |  LILLAH

100% Donation Policy

Donations Policy

Donations change and save lives. Every single penny that you donate is therefore used solely for charitable efforts.

Transparent Expenditure

Transparent Expenditure

Ummah Welfare Trust monitors every donation to ensure that distinct Zakat, Sadaqah and Lillah funds are spent correctly.

Making a Difference

Striving for Change

Since 2001, Ummah Welfare Trust has delivered your donations to help over 30 million people around the Ummah.

100% Donation Policy

Donations Policy

Transparent Expenditure

Transparent Expenditure

Making a Difference

Striving for Change

Qurbani (2025) >

Allah continues to shower us with seasons of goodness, alhamdulillah. We are now in the months of Hajj, culminating in the great days of Dhul Hijjah and the crowning act of Qurbani. Book yours with Ummah Welfare Trust in one of 14 countries today!

 

A New Masjid in Khost Afghanistan for Kamran

Build a Masjid for Brother Kamran >

Ummah Welfare Trust is building a new Masjid as Sadaqah Jariyah for a beloved volunteer who passed away this Ramadhan.

The masjid will be built for over 1,200 orphans in Afghanistan’s Khost province. Donate to secure brother Kamran’s legacy.

Types Of Charity

Types of Charity >

There are two main types of charity in Islam: Zakat and Sadaqah. However, downstream from those are other types of charity that jurists in Islam have identified. Read this guide to learn about these different types of charity, and donate with confidence.

Quranic Tarbiyah

Qurbani (2025) >

Alhamdulillah, we are now in the months of Hajj, —days in which believers reflect on the oneness of Allah and the obedience of His khaleel, Sayyiduna Ibrahim (ʿalayhis-salam).

These blessed days culminate in the great act of Qurbani. Book yours with Ummah Welfare Trust today.

Build a Masjid for Brother Kamran >

Ummah Welfare Trust is building a new Masjid as Sadaqah Jariyah for a beloved volunteer who passed away this Ramadhan.

The masjid will be built for over 1,200 orphans in Afghanistan’s Khost province. Donate to secure brother Kamran’s legacy.

Types of Charity >

There are two main types of charity in Islam: Zakat and Sadaqah. However, downstream from those are other types of charity that jurists in Islam have identified. It can sometimes be confusing knowing which is which, and what intention to make when donating.

Read Ummah Welfare Trust’s guide to learn about these different types of charity, and donate with confidence.

Quranic Tarbiyah

Beneficiaries During The Past Year

1st February 2024 – 31st January 2025

2512467
Emergency Relief
684347
Da'wah & Education
620132
Islamic Rituals
391211
Water & Sanitation
43111
Construction
29479
Medical Aid
361140
Household Assistance
156562
Ramadhan & Gifts
20568
Livelihoods & Training
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‘The upper hand is better than the lower hand. The upper hand is that of the giver, and the lower hand is that of the beggar.’
[Bukhari]