Clean Drinking Water
540 hand pumps installed to date, serving roughly 32,000 families across Pakistan.
PKR 49.1M
17% of spend
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170Families assisted
PKR 16.1MProgramme expenditure
5.7%Of all spending
2020Running since
About this project
We provide financial assistance to poor and deserving individuals through Sadaqat and Zakat resources, supporting eligible beneficiaries facing hardship in meeting essential household and personal needs.
Approximately 170 families have been assisted with daily living needs, emergency support, health costs, education and other essential expenses.
Assistance is provided according to established procedures and, in the case of Zakat, in accordance with Islamic principles — Zakat funds are kept distinct and go only to those eligible to receive them.
How it works
- Zakat kept distinct and given only to eligible recipients
- Sadaqat used more broadly across essential needs
- Covers daily living, emergencies, health and education
- Eligibility established before any disbursement
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Frequently asked
What is the difference between Sadaqat and Zakat here?
Zakat is obligatory and may only go to those who meet Zakat eligibility. Sadaqat is voluntary and can be used more broadly. We keep the two distinct — tell us which yours is.
What can the assistance be used for?
Daily living needs, emergency support, health costs, education and other essential expenses.
Who qualifies?
Poor and deserving individuals facing financial hardship, assessed against our established verification procedure.
Can I direct my Zakat to a specific need?
Yes — note it in the message box and we will tell you what is currently verified and waiting.
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