5 Reasons Why Islamic Relief Doesn’t Use a 100% Donation Policy
100% donation policies aren’t really possible. Here’s why Islamic Relief works the way it does to help as many people in need as possible.
13/05/2024
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100% donation policies aren’t really possible. Here’s why Islamic Relief works the way it does to help as many people in need as possible.
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