Disability Support – Uplift Lives
Across the Ummah, people with disabilities are often much poorer and more deprived than others in their communities. Despite being the world’s ‘biggest minority,’ they struggle to find work, secure an education, or access proper healthcare.
Even though people with disabilities are among the poorest and most vulnerable, their needs are often overlooked by governments and aid organizations. Their hardships are further exacerbated by the ignorance and stigma surrounding disabilities in their societies.
‘Are you not given victory and sustenance because of the weak among you?’ [Bukhari]
Restore their Dignity and Stability
In a unique initiative, Ummah Welfare Trust provides monthly vouchers to injured and disabled Muslims who, due to their challenges, are unable to earn a livelihood. This support helps them lead their daily lives with greater dignity.
By offering this assistance, disabled and injured individuals can afford basic necessities such as food, medical care, and other daily expenses. The support eases their financial burdens, allowing them to live with greater stability without being reliant on others for survival.
People with disabilities are amongst the poorest of the poor. Donate your Zakat, Sadaqah, and Lillah to this vital project—one that empowers those who deserve to be empowered. Donate today.
The Sadaqah Jariyah of Supporting a Disabled Person
Financially helping a disabled or injured civilian creates a profound Sadaqah Jariyah (continuous charity) legacy for you or the one on whose behalf you donate. The ongoing rewards you will receive for your support include, but are not limited to:
- Every act of worship they are able to perform with greater ease.
- Every moment of relief from pain or hardship due to your help.
- Every time they access essential care, treatment, or mobility.
- The dignity and hope restored through your compassion.
- The skills they gain or livelihoods they rebuild with your support.
- The prayers and gratitude they offer, seen and rewarded by Allah Most High.
- The hope brought to their family.