Relief for rain hit farmers

Wednesday, February 20,
2013 September 13, 2012 Lahore

Chairman Al Mustafa Welfare Trust (AMWT) Abdul Razzaq Sajid said that organization has started the emergency relief work for flood victims and in first phase we have send the food aid for 2000 affected families in Jaffarabad, Dera Murad Jamali, Dera Allahyar, Sukkur, Dhariki and Dera Ghazi Khan areas.He said AMWT has also set up medical camps and volunteers were also evacuating the affected families in flood hit areas. He said after 2010, it was worse time for Pakistan when flood and torrential rains have destroyed the crops, houses, cattle heads and road net work. He said in Punjab Dera Ghazi Khan, Tehsil Rajan Pur, Dajal, Muzaffargarh. In Balochistan Jaffarabad, Dera Allahyar, Dera Murad Jammali. In Sindh Sukkar, Dharki and other parts of the country were facing very miserable situation. He said that thousand of the people were taking shelters on roads, farm to market roads and cotton crop have destroyed. He said the affected people would not overcome their problems. He said AMWT would distribute the food aid, life saving drugs, blankets, camps, dry milk for children and other emergency items among the affected families. He said Almustafa chief patron Haji Hanif Tayyab was looking after the relief activities.

World Cancer Day Update

The following senior doctors attended the International Cancer Day at Al Mustafa Center in Karachi where a large number of people visited. It was an awareness campaign regarding cancer in Pakistan and was held on the 3rd February 2013 between 10.30am to 1.30pm.

Speakers were as follow:

1. Dr Masood Hameed
2. Haji Haneef Tayyeb (Ex. central Minister of Pakistan)
3. Dr Javad Malik
4. Dr Asghar Hussainj
5. Dr Asim Noor
6. Dr Ubaid Hashmi
7. Dr Adnan
8. Dr Nosheen

Burma Update 2013

The chairman of Al Mustafa Abdul Razaq Sajid visited Burma in January 2013 to oversee the relief activities. The situation is still deteriorating and Muslims are living under awful and very adverse conditions.

The chairman visited many Muslims who were hiding from the authorities in various hidden places. The children and elderly people are at the higher risk and suffering the most.

Abdul Razzaq Sajid also visited the local hospital in Burma where Muslims are getting treatment and distributed food, cash and medicine supply from the hospital.


The chairman and other members of the delegation also arranged multiple meetings with local influential Muslim leaders to discuss the possible solution for current situation in Burma.

There was special conference arranged where other prestigious personalities of the Muslim community also spoke about the plight of current situation of Burmese Muslims.

The chairman of Al Mustafa called on the international human right organizations to highlight the plight of the Burmese Muslims situation.

Winter Blanket Distribution Bangladesh 2013

Al-Mustafa Welfare Trust distributed winter blankets to over 300 people in the following locations in Bangladesh: 

21st January, Shahbag, Zakiganj, Sylhet 
24th January, Gangachara, Dist; Rangpur Nageshwari, Kuri Gram

We are on Islam Channel on 8th January 2013 Live Show

'Living the life' Live Show today on Islam Channel from 7pm to 8pm where the team of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust will talk about the issues related to blindness in general as well as discuss the plight of millions of Muslims in developing countries such as Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan, Ethiopia, India etc. On the live show we will update the viewers and our past donors on the recent project "helping to see again" where we have set a target of helping 5,000 people receive vital eye surgery to restore their vision by Ramadan 2013.

Make sure you tune in today!!

http://www.islamchannel.tv/

Latest Gaza Updates December 2012

Below are photos of people of Gaza children receiving food aid from your kind donations delivered by Al-Mustafa Welfare Trust. The Gazan's were extremely humble and so grateful for receiving your heart-felt food supplies.

Al-Mustafa is also implementing the project of free eye care for the children of GAZA next week inshallah. Thank you to all the donors of Al Mustafa those helped to reach in GAZA with aid for brothers and sisters whom are in adversity.

Urgent Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza Appeal

The Situation

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched more than 200 air strikes in Gaza on 14-15 November with more attacks planned and Israel threatens to send Gaza back to the Middle Ages. The current death total is 95 Palestinians killed, 720 wounded.
Missiles and airstrikes continue raining down on both sides of the border. During a brief conversation by phone with an eyewitness, an IRIN news reporter heard three air strikes in the course of a few minutes in Gaza City alone. And in Israel, one red alert is going off after another.
“We have a safety room in our apartment but I never believed we'd have to use it,” said Shira, a mother of two in Petach Tikva. “We were not at all prepared for this.”

There are differing accounts of how this round of violence started, but it is the most serious escalation since Israel’s attack on Gaza in 2008-9, which killed some 1,400 people - almost all of them Palestinian, and at least half of them civilians.

Gaza residents are confused and anxious,” one mental health worker told PHR. “There are ongoing explosions all over the Strip. Media reports are exaggerated, and are causing great stress. People hear about Israeli casualties and fear further escalation. Queues outside bakeries and shops are very long because people fear that Israeli invasion is close. Kids are in a terrible mental state, crying from anxiety."

What is Needed?

If the previous Israeli Operation Cast Lead is any indication, the impact on civilians will be huge. It is imperative that we help provide urgent short term relief before Israel closes all the border crossing in case of ground invasion. The IDF have already placed 75,000 troops on alert so this could be another long and drawn our siege with heavy casualties expected in Gaza especially civilian men, women and children.

There are no reserves. The Gaza Strip has been living off of subsistence levels for several years now. When escalations occur, there is no buffer. Some areas have already run out of bread - a result of the blockade on Gaza. There is an urgent need of food aid, lifesaving drugs, blankets, tents, dry milk for children and other emergency items.

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