Scholarship Project
Around 250 students from low-income families kept in education and moving towards professional careers.

The Nafs Project supports spiritual, ethical and personal development through Islamic education — one of the Trust’s stated strategic objectives alongside its material programmes.
It is the smallest of our programmes by expenditure, at PKR 766,800.
Fuller programme detail — start date, activities, locations and beneficiary numbers — is still to be confirmed by the Trust and will be published here once available.
It supports spiritual, ethical and personal development through Islamic education. Fuller detail on activities and beneficiaries is still to be confirmed by the Trust.
Because we publish what has been confirmed to us. Rather than fill the gap with assumptions, we would rather show the expenditure honestly and add detail when we have it.
Yes — the form on this page is set to this project.
It will be published here as soon as the Trust confirms it.
More of our work
Around 250 students from low-income families kept in education and moving towards professional careers.
540 hand pumps installed to date, serving roughly 32,000 families across Pakistan.
Educating 35 orphaned children in Kaghan Valley while helping their mothers build a livelihood.