Uthman (R.A) was a trailblazer in philanthropy, investing in numerous projects and campaigns in his community. Like acquiring the well from which the entire community could drink from, or financing the “army of hardship” during the arduous campaign of Tabuk. The effects of his philanthropy outlasted him (R.A), with that well he bought becoming a waqf (endowment) that’s grown into an active fund benefiting the ummah as we speak… 1400 years later!

We ask Allah that your donation creates change that lasts till the end of time.

During the gruelling journey of the hijra, Asma’ (R.A) had a crucial but potentially life-threatening task; carrying supplies for the Prophet ﷺ and her father, Abu Bakr (R.A) to their secret hideout. Despite the danger involved as the Quraysh were hunting them down, and despite being heavily pregnant at the time, Asma’ rose to the challenge. Tearing her waist-belt into two so she could carry the supplies, on foot, through the desert, in service of Allah’s messenger ﷺ, and her efforts did not go unnoticed, as he ﷺ informed her that Allah has promised her two waist-belts of gold in paradise.

May your efforts be recognised by The Most High and may it be a means of entering jannah.

While his older brother, Abdullah ibn Abbas, was famous for filling the world with his knowledge, Ubaydullah was legendary for his generosity.

One of the symbolic images of Ramadan throughout the Muslim world is trays of food being brought out by families for communities to break fast together in the streets.

Who was the first person to initiate this beautiful tradition? ‘Ubaydullah ibn ‘Abbas. He was the first person whose generosity manifested in feeding hosts of fasting people outside of the home.

May your generosity as well inspire communities coming together for knowledge and goodness always.

The great companion of the prophet ﷺ who would write poetry to defend Islam. Your donation will sponsor things like recording, production of AlMaghrib experiences and more. May Allah reward you!

Imam Maalik had high expectations when it came to knowledge, not even narrating a hadith without wearing his finest clothing, putting on his best perfume, even lighting incense in his majlis. He cared deeply about how knowledge was presented, and so do we. Your donation helps us drive forward our production process, with the highest quality equipment and presentation. We pray that Allah rewards you immensely for honoring sacred knowledge.

He became a legend in the ummah. A just and righteous ruler who ushered in a golden age in our past; the Islamic world expanded, institutions of knowledge were founded, and the ummah witnessed an era of peace that hadn’t been seen in decades. But what’s most amazing about Umar ibn Abdul Aziz is that all this was achieved in just 2 years.

Massive change can happen in a short period of time, and we pray that Allah (S.W.T) allows your contribution this Ramadan to effect massive change on the Muslim community.

Ahmad was a humble merchant from 5th century Asia. On his business trips he often brought along his daughter, Karima, and in the process gave her access to scholars and learning opportunities a woman of her time might not have had. Karima Al Marwaziyya became a renowned scholar of hadith, teaching countless students in Makkah, and her impact on Islamic knowledge goes back to her father’s investment in her.

Your donation opens learning opportunities for students across communities who might otherwise not have the chance to learn their Deen.

A great scholar, daughter of another great scholar. When a student of her father asked for her hand in marriage, the dowry he offered was a commentary on her father’s book of fiqh. That commentary eventually became so popular within the Hanafi school that it’s still referred to even to this day!

Even when it came to her personal life, Fatima left an incredible mark on Islamic knowledge, and we pray that your donation produces works that benefit the ummah for generations to come.

The story goes that during the crusades an old carpenter crafted a beautiful pulpit that he refused to sell, saying it belonged to Masjid al-Aqsa.

People asked how it would get there. The man said, “my job is to make the pulpit. Whoever’s job it is to deliver it, Allah will send him.” That pulpit eventually found itself in the ownership of Salahaddin al Ayyubi, and sure enough, he delivered it to al-Aqsa, where it remained in use for centuries!

We all have a role to play in the ummah. May Allah (S.W.T) make your role in the ummah grander than you can imagine.