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World Hunger Day 2024: Exploring the links between hunger, conflict and climate change
Islamic Relief released a new report detailing our response to the devastating earthquake that struck central Morocco in September 2023.
When emergency strikes, where communities need to rebuild, Islamic Relief are there. From Islamic giving to emergencies to sustainable livelihoods, learn more about how you can help transform lives around the world through our projects.
Every donation you make plays a vital role in the future of someone in need, and we are grateful for the opportunity to share the impact of the work you supported. Join us on this exciting journey and discover the impact of your giving.
Islamic Relief released a new report detailing our response to the devastating earthquake that struck central Morocco in September 2023.
Islamic Relief released a new report detailing our response to the devastating earthquake that struck central Morocco in September 2023.
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.
Confused by all the information available about Zakat? Find out all you need to know about this important pillar of Islam. From how to calculate your Zakat to what the Nisab is for 2024, we’ve got you covered.
Confused about whether or not you need to pay Zakat? Not sure how much you have to pay or which assets and debts count when calculating it? Discover the value of your Zakat by using our Zakat Calculator.
In Ramadan, when our blessings are multiplied, how can we, as Muslims, make the most of it? Check out this handy list of resources to help get you and your loved ones truly ready for the Holy month!
Need to plan out your schedule for Ramadan? The Holy month begins and ends at the start of a new moon. View the timetables for Ramadan 2024, available for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and more.
The beautiful month of Ramadan has passed, leaving most of us feeling sad and a little empty. Days spent fasting have ended, nights spent doing
Shawwal, 10th month of the Islamic (Hijri) calendar, begins its first day with Eid Al-Fitr. It’s also a time to maintain our Ramadan habits.
Eid al-Fitr is celebrated by Muslims worldwide at the end of Ramadan. What are some of the Sunan we should follow on Eid?
During Eid Al-Adha in Dhul Hijjah 2024, you helped Islamic Relief provide Qurban, Eid gifts and more to over 2 million people.
Giving Qurban is one of our greatest opportunities to empower our Ummah. Here’s how your Qurban with Islamic Relief creates lasting change.
What are the differences between Qurban and Aqiqah? While these two have some similarities, each has specific rules on how to perform them.
Learn more about the lives we’ve transformed, the impact we’ve had, and what more we can do to support those most in need worldwide.