Committed To Provide Free Surgeries To Those Who Cannot Afford

Islam is a religion that preaches fairness in every aspect of life. Thus it forbids the accumulation of wealth, only in the hands of a few people in the society when others are suffering every moment for the want of money.

“Kausar Parveen is a 52 years old homemaker suffering from Gallbladder stone for 5 years. Due to her disease, she had experienced severe pain in her upper right abdomen and chest, nausea, vomiting and dark urine. 

Menstruation is a woman’s monthly cycle wherein vaginal bleeding occurs due to the shedding of the uterus. It is a normal disposition of a woman’s body which happens due to the absence of pregnancy. As a woman, experiencing monthly blood discharge is already uncomfortable enough. How much more if you have to deal with other issues, right?

Islam is not only a religion but also a way of life. Islam encourages maintaining fairness in all aspects of life, and has never burdened its followers to practice obligations that could be unbearable.Every Muslim is required to share their bounties with the poor, but that too at a fixed proportion because it doesn’t want to hurt the giver while benefiting the recipient.

Zakat is a bridge that connects Muslims around the world on emotional grounds. Zakat fills the heart of a Muslim with empathy, and stops him from engaging in the evil pleasures and splendors of the world.

Health care is a basic necessity of every human being. Whether you are rich or poor the human body can  become terribly sick any time. During this time a patient badly needs medical assistance, irrespective of his financial status or other prejudices to get permanent relief.

Managing your diabetes is a daily challenge throughout your 365 days a year. Although it would seem to be a difficult task at first and sounds like a daunting routine to keep up with, the effort is all worth it. Surely, you’ll feel much better right away and would have more energy when your healthy diabetes management routine would be religiously done.

Amina couldn’t express her stirred up emotions when she was informed about her first pregnancy. She recalls that period as one of the best phases of her life. She could feel the rhythm of tiny heart beats inside her womb, reminding her about the presence of a little life growing up bit by bit every day. She was waiting eagerly for the moment of birth, so that she could wrap up her child within her arms and tell her how much she loved her.

We have hospitals and clinics to provide medical assistance to people in sickness or emergency. Nonprofit organizations working in the healthcare industry serve similar purposes. In fact, there are many hospitals in the USA that are either built by a nonprofit organization or are operated by them. 

We are fortunate that we have the capability to buy medical facilities and pay for life-saving surgeries, whenever it is needed for our loved ones but not every individual is as fortunate as us.There are millions of poor families who witness the silent death of their loved ones, due to diseases and can’t do anything because they are helpless.