Al-Mustafa Welfare Trust (AMWT) Chairman Abdul Razzaq Sajid has been in Somalia since October 5th where he has been participating in relief activities for drought-hit victims. View our latest photos taken between 7th October - 10th October 2011:
Showing posts with label Somalia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Somalia. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Wednesday, 17 August 2011
LIVE TV Appeal Bangla TV Channel Sky 786
Please watch online or on sky and help us raise vital funds for East Africa drought as well as helping the flood victims of Pakistan floods who require urgent funds to help rebuild their homes.
If you wish to make a live tv donation then please call the studio:
+44(0)208 534 0837 or call our donation hotline: +44(0)208 5696 444. Alternatively, you can make a donation online.
Our TV Campaign Goal for Somalia:
Today we want to raise more vital funds to distribute fresh clean water to the people of Somalia. Help us provide clean water via:
1,000 water wells - the more the better. Without water people cannot survive so it is vital we setup as many water wells as possible!
Water Tank - each tank contains 8,000 litres of clean water that can support 16,000 people for 1 day
How much will it cost?
£500 for 1 water well on your name on a placard + feedback
£300 for 1 water tank
Tuesday, 16 August 2011
LIVE TV Appeal for Somalia Ramadan TV 16th August 2011
We are doing a LIVE TV appeal on sky channel 843 16th August on Ramadan TV starting @ 9.30pm - 2.30pm. You can watch online on our website: AMWT Live TV Appeal or visit: http://www.ramadan.tv
Please watch online or on sky and help us raise vital funds for East Africa drought as well as helping the flood victims of Pakistan floods who require urgent funds to help rebuild their homes. If you wish to make a live tv donation then please call the studio:
+44(0)207 234 5758/59 or call our donation hotline: +44(0)208 5696 444. Alternatively, you can make a donation online.
Our TV Campaign Goal for Somalia:
Today we want to raise more vital funds to distribute fresh clean water to the people of Somalia. Help us provide clean water via:
1,000 water wells - the more the better. Without water people cannot survive so it is vital we setup as many water wells as possible!
Water Tank - each tank contains 8,000 litres of clean water that can support 16,000 people for 1 day
How much will it cost?
£500 for 1 water well on your name on a placard + feedback
£300 for 1 water tank
Current Water Situation in Somalia:
Currently the people of Somalia are having to drink, bathe and do ablution using dirty contaminated water. The scarcity of clean water is unparallel - and without clean water more and more people will die from dehydration as well as water-borne diseases. 80% of diseases are due to polluted water so please help us provide as many water wells and water tanks to the people of Somalia. We are already reducing the costs of building water wells by getting the local communities to participate and dig the wells so we can implement as many water wells as possible!
Please watch online or on sky and help us raise vital funds for East Africa drought as well as helping the flood victims of Pakistan floods who require urgent funds to help rebuild their homes. If you wish to make a live tv donation then please call the studio:
+44(0)207 234 5758/59 or call our donation hotline: +44(0)208 5696 444. Alternatively, you can make a donation online.
Our TV Campaign Goal for Somalia:
Today we want to raise more vital funds to distribute fresh clean water to the people of Somalia. Help us provide clean water via:
1,000 water wells - the more the better. Without water people cannot survive so it is vital we setup as many water wells as possible!
Water Tank - each tank contains 8,000 litres of clean water that can support 16,000 people for 1 day
How much will it cost?
£500 for 1 water well on your name on a placard + feedback
£300 for 1 water tank
Current Water Situation in Somalia:
Currently the people of Somalia are having to drink, bathe and do ablution using dirty contaminated water. The scarcity of clean water is unparallel - and without clean water more and more people will die from dehydration as well as water-borne diseases. 80% of diseases are due to polluted water so please help us provide as many water wells and water tanks to the people of Somalia. We are already reducing the costs of building water wells by getting the local communities to participate and dig the wells so we can implement as many water wells as possible!
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Sunday, 7 August 2011
We are doing a Live TV Appeal on sky channel 843
Please watch online or on sky and help us raise vital funds for East Africa drought as well as helping the flood victims of Pakistan floods who require urgent funds to help rebuild their homes. If you wish to make a live tv donation then please call the studio:
+44(0)207 234 5758/59 or call our donation hotline: +44(0)208 5696 444. Alternatively, you can make a donation online.
Our TV Campaign Goal for Somalia:
We need your donations to help provide:
50,000 food parcels - each food parcel can feed between 8 - 10 people for 1 whole month!
1,000 medical camps around Somalia - each medical camp will serve up to 1000 people
1,000 water wells - the more the better. Without water people cannot survive so it is vital we setup as many water wells as possible!
How much will it cost?
£110 for a food parcel
£1000 for a medical camp
£500 for 1 water well on your name on a placard + feedback
You can make a one-off payment by donating online, via our donation hotline or ring the studio hotline. You can also make a standing order by downloading the donation form from our blog/website. Please help our brothers and sisters in Somalia and East Africa to help avert the impending humanitarian catastrophe. This is the month of giving and gain hugh benefits for the afterlife!
Friday, 5 August 2011
Urgent Appeal - Ramadan 2011
East Africa Food Appeal
For the drought victims of Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya.
10 million people need urgent food and medical care.
A food crisis triggered by severe drought threatens the livelihoods of over 10 million people in East Africa. According to the United Nation reports the region is suffering its worst food crisis in 60 years with a severe food crisis. Somalia: One of the hardest-hit countries, with deaths reported in some areas amid alarming malnutrition levels. Food is scarce and beyond the affordability levels of the poor. Experts are also warning that the situation could get worse in the short term if the delay in food aid and poor rains cause the current crop to fail. Ethiopia: It is estimated that 3.2 million people are in need of emergency food and medical assistance. The Food Security and Nutrition Working group, a regional forum, states that the rate of Somali refugees arriving in southern Ethiopia has jumped from 5,000 per month to more than 30,000.
Al-Mustafa is collecting donations in the form of money, food, medicine and clothes. Our target is to deliver at least 5000 food packs everyday.
More than 2,500 children are dying in Africa, each day because of lack of food and water one food pack costs £55 and feeds one family for two weeks
Housing Scheme for the flood Victims of Pakistan
One House costs £1100. We are building 50 mosques in various flood hit areas. One Mosque costs £2000
Making your donation this Ramadan 2011
For those who are unable to fast during the blessed month of Ramadan due to a life threatening illness and are unable to make up for days missed can make a payment of Fidya.This amounts to the value of 2 meals which is £6 for each fast missed.
FIDYA: In the event that a person does not keep the fast without a valid reason or breaks the fast, a payment of kaffarah becomes payable. This is the cost of feeding 60 poor people 2 meals per day, which is £360.
KAFARRAH: In the event that a person does not keep the fast without a valid reason or breaks the fast, a payment of kaffarah becomes payable. This is the cost of feeding 60 poor people 2 meals per day, which is £360.
Friday, 15 July 2011
We are doing a live appeal on Prime TV Sky channel 792 15th July
Dear brothers and sisters, we are doing a live appeal on Prime TV sky channel 792 today. We are looking to raise urgent funds for Somalia and East Africa. With ramadan just around the corner please dig deep into your pockets and help raise vital funds. The people of East Africa are dying in the thousands. Their is no clean water and food is so scarce that young children are slowing dying of malnutrition. This is global disaster of unbelievable magnitude.
Tune into our live appeal and watch the heart wrenching documentary and show a little bit of compassion to these unfortunate people and donate as much as you can. We are counting on all our brothers and sisters across the world to help provide vital food and water as quickly as possible to Somalia and other East African countries suffering from the drought.
Call the studio hotline: +44(0) 207 908 7280 or call Al-Mustafa's donation hotline: +44(0)208 569 6444. Alternatively, you can donate online: www.almustafatrust.net
Tune into our live appeal and watch the heart wrenching documentary and show a little bit of compassion to these unfortunate people and donate as much as you can. We are counting on all our brothers and sisters across the world to help provide vital food and water as quickly as possible to Somalia and other East African countries suffering from the drought.
Call the studio hotline: +44(0) 207 908 7280 or call Al-Mustafa's donation hotline: +44(0)208 569 6444. Alternatively, you can donate online: www.almustafatrust.net
Monday, 11 July 2011
Al-Mustafa Somalia TV Appeal on Prime TV (Channel 792) 15th July
You can watch our live appeal on 15th July 2011 sky channel 792 between 8pm - 1 am. We urge all our donors and website viewers to tune in and make a donation to these urgent causes.
Food Crisis In East Africa - Urgent Appeal
A major food crisis triggered by severe drought and high prices threatens the livelihoods of over 10 million people in East Africa. The most drought hit region includes the areas of Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and Uganda and the situation is deteriorating. According to the United Nation reports the region is suffering from worst in 60 years with severe food crisis and high malnutrition rates. Some experts have shown their fears that the current drought is heading toward swear famine in the region.
Somalia is one of the hardest-hit countries in the region, with deaths reported in some areas amid alarming malnutrition levels. It has also been reported that there is high mortality rates among children, the elderly and pregnant mothers. The food is scarce and beyond the affordability levels of the poor. Experts are also warning that the situation could get worse in the short term if the delayed in food aid and poor rains cause the current crop to fail.
In Ethiopia it has been estimated that 3.2 million people are in need of emergency food and non-food assistance. According to the Food Security and Nutrition Working Group, a regional forum, the rate of Somali refugees arriving in southern Ethiopia has jumped from 5,000 per month to more than 30,000 in the second week of June.
In Kenya there are at least 3.2 million people who are currently in need of emergency food. Furthermore due to the shortfall of food supply, rising inflation rates have also adversely affected poor households ability to buy food. There is a need to import maize and distribute food and water to the hardest hit areas.
Experts all agree that the current humanitarian disaster facing the East African region is so severe that without the urgent delivery of food, water and other non-food assistance, their is a fear that death rates will increase rapidly and the disaster could spiral out of control leading towards the world's worst disaster ever seen on the planet. The chairman of Al-Mustafa Welfare Trust has appealed to the British community to donate generously to help us to deliver food, water and medicine to the East African region. The chairman has especially urged muslim brothers and sisters in communities across the UK, as well as mosques and other organisations working for the cause of humanity to make a contribution to this unfolding global disaster.
He added that we will knock every single door in Britain to get the help for our African brothers and sisters. He also mentioned that Al-Mustafa will soon set up a relief camp in Somalia and Kenya where free accommodation and food will be provided for 50,000 people. The Director of Communication of Al-Mustafa Welfare Trust has said that they are intending to reach to the Prime Minister of UK and urge him to provide assistance to the East African region.
Al-Mustafa is collecting donations in form of money, food, medicine and cloths. Our target is to deliver at least 5,000 food packs everyday to drought victims of East Africa. The cost of one food pack will be £55, which includes enough food for one family for one day.
Please visit our website to make a donation or give us a call on +44(0)208 569 6444. Don't delay - we need your donations urgently to avert an even bigger crisis!
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