Ramadan is a month of mercy, generosity, and drawing closer to Allah ﷻ. Each evening, as the sun sets and the call to Maghrib is heard, our orphan students gather together to break their fast.

 project, SB Orphanage Trust provides simple, wholesome evening meals for the children under our care in Bangladesh, allowing them to end their fast in comfort and dignity.

For our students, Iftar is more than just a meal. It is a moment of relief after a long day of fasting, a time of gratitude, and a gathering filled with brotherhood and remembrance of Allah. Sitting together to break their fast strengthens their sense of belonging and reminds them that they are supported and remembered.

Whoever gives Iftar to a fasting person will have a reward like his, without it detracting from the reward of the fasting person in the slightest.

By supporting this project, you share in the reward of every fast they complete and every duʿāʾ they make at the time of Iftar.

Your contribution helps ensure that our orphan students experience Ramadan with peace, care, and joy.

Donate now to provide Iftar for our orphan students and share in the blessings of this sacred month.

Iftar for Orphans

Fidyah is a charitable compensation given by those who are unable to fast during Ramadan due to a valid, long-term reason such as chronic illness or old age, with no expectation of being able to make up the missed fasts in the future.

Through the payment of Fidyah, a Muslim fulfils their obligation by providing food to those in need, ensuring that the poor and vulnerable are supported during this blessed month.

Fidyah is given for each fast missed and is fulfilled by feeding one needy person (miskeen) per day. This can be done by:

These donations are used to provide essential food supplies to vulnerable families in Bangladesh, helping them meet their most basic needs with dignity.

Fidyah ensures that no one is excluded from the rewards of Ramadan due to genuine hardship. It is an act rooted in mercy, allowing those who cannot fast to still take part in caring for the poor and easing the burden on those struggling to survive.

By contributing to this project, you are providing nourishment, comfort, and relief to those who need it most.

Donate now to fulfil your Fidyah and help feed those in need.

Fidya

Caring for orphans is a responsibility placed upon the Ummah with great emphasis and honour. Many orphaned children in Bangladesh face daily hardship, not only from the loss of a parent, but from the ongoing struggle to meet their most basic needs.

 project, SB Orphanage Trust provides vital, day-to-day support that allows orphaned children to live with dignity, stability, and security.

This initiative focuses on the essentials that sustain a child’s daily life, including:

These provisions ensure that orphaned children are not left vulnerable to hunger, neglect, or instability, and are able to grow in a safe and nurturing setting.

Daily essentials may seem simple, yet they form the foundation of a child’s physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. When an orphan’s basic needs are met, they are able to focus on learning, worship, and personal growth — rather than survival.

This project works hand-in-hand with our wider initiatives, supporting children so they may benefit fully from education, Islamic learning, and long-term development programmes.

The care of orphans holds a special place in Islam. Supporting this project is a means of drawing closer to Allah ﷻ while directly improving the lives of some of the most vulnerable members of our Ummah.

Your contribution helps provide comfort today, stability tomorrow, and hope for the future.

Donate now to help provide food, care, and dignity to orphaned children in Bangladesh.

Orphan Care & Daily Essentials

Qur’an Memorisation for Orphans in Bangladesh

Allah ﷻ has honoured this Ummah with a unique blessing: the preservation of the Noble Qur’an through the hearts of His servants. Across generations, young and old alike have memorised the Book of Allah, ensuring that His words remain alive, protected, and transmitted until the Last Day, inshaAllah.

, SB Orphanage Trust seeks to nurture this sacred tradition by supporting orphaned children in Bangladesh to memorise the Qur’an in a structured, caring, and spiritually uplifting environment.

This programme is not only about memorisation. It is about 

transforming vulnerable orphans into confident, skilled individuals

By learning and memorising the Qur’an, these children:

For many orphans, this programme provides both 

spiritual grounding and practical opportunity

, allowing them to grow with dignity, purpose, and hope.

Supporting a child to memorise the Qur’an is among the most profound forms of 

. The rewards continue long after the donation is made — and even after the child grows, teaches, and passes on their knowledge.

“The best among you are those who learn the Qur’an and teach it.”

Through this programme, donors may receive ongoing reward for:

By investing in Qur’an memorisation for orphans, you are helping to:

This programme is a means of honouring the orphan, preserving divine knowledge, and building a lasting legacy of faith and service.

Donate today and help an orphan carry the Qur’an in their heart for a lifetime.

Hifzul Qur’an Programme

 is a compulsory charity that must be given by every eligible Muslim before the Eid al-Fitr prayer at the end of Ramadan. Its purpose is to purify the fasts of the one who fasted from any shortcomings and to ensure that the poor and needy are able to celebrate Eid with dignity and ease.

The obligation of Fitra applies to every Muslim who possesses surplus wealth beyond their basic needs on the night of Eid. It is required on behalf of oneself and all dependents, including children.

Zakatul Fitr is traditionally given in the form of staple food items. This can be fulfilled by providing food directly to the poor and needy

This ensures that those most in need can partake in the joy of Eid and are not left struggling on this blessed day.

 to be valid as Fitra. Any payment made after the Eid prayer is considered general charity rather than Zakatul Fitr.

By contributing to this project, you are helping restore dignity, ease hardship, and spread joy to vulnerable families during one of the most sacred times of the year.

Donate now to fulfil your Zakatul Fitr and bring relief to those in need.

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