Support Uns Foundation with Zakat (Charity of Fardh) and Sadaqah (Charity of Extra)
All donations are appreciated, no matter how big or small.
Supporting Uns Foundation with Zakat (Charity of Fardh) and Sadaqah (Charity of Extra)
Know that Sadaqah extinguishes sin as water extinguishes fire.
Treat your illnesses by giving (Sadaqah Charity).’ – Shaykh Hasan Al-Basri Rahimahullah
Meaning (Shifa a Cure) is found in given Sadaqah Charity, for it wipes Sins.
‘Sadaqah-Charity extinguishes sin as water extinguishes fire, but Hasad-(malicious envy) consumes good deeds as fire consumes wood.’ – Hadith
-‘Sadaqah extinguishes sin as water extinguishes fire.’ (Tirmidhi)
-‘Give the Sadaqah without delay, for it stands in the way of calamity.'(Tirmidhi)
-‘The believer’s shade on the Day of Resurrection will be his Sadaqah.’ (Tirmidhi)
The importance of giving a little (Sadaqah Charity
Everyday 70 problems come our way and (Sadaqah Charity) is a shield to protect yourself and your family. The most beloved deed before Allah is that which is continuous, even if it is little.
The constant giving of a little is said to please Allah more than the occasional gift of a lot. So if it’s in your means to donate a small amount of £5/£10 or more a month then Support “The Healing Project” through Uns Foundation.
Uns means-‘Spiritual Love’- and its through Spiritual Love we are helping to heal broken souls and hearts and this is what Uns is all about helping all the lost and broken souls and hearts that read and use all the resources of Deenislam but will take it to the next stage of help and support.
The purpose of the Uns Foundation is to provide presence online and off-line giving support for emotional issues or personal problems, healing courses of Spiritual openings learning about great Sages Masters, organisation Spiritual Retreats, providing Spiritual Mentoring Therapy or general counselling guidance and Dawah projects- inviting others to Islam and guide those who have lost the the way back.
what can Zakat (Charity of Fardh) be used for:
- The poor (Fakir)
- The needy or hungry (Miskin)
- Distributors or collectors of Zakat (Amil)
- Those in captivity or slavery (Riqab)
- Those living in unmanageable debt (Gharmin)
- Those living in unmanageable debt (Gharmin)
- Those living in unmanageable debt (Gharmin)
- In the way of Allah, defenders and Scholars of Islam (Fisabilillah)
- The stranded or struggling travellers, maybe they have lost their money (Ibnus Sabil)
- New Muslims in need and friends of the Muslim communities (Muallaf)