How Can We Change the Life of a Vulnerable Woman?
Explore how compassionate support for vulnerable women — through education, shelter, skills and dignity — transforms lives with The Zahra Trust, guided by Islamic values and community empowerment.
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From survival to stability: how aid helps women build independent futures
Discover how humanitarian aid that prioritizes dignity, skills, and sustainable support helps vulnerable women build independent futures for themselves, their families, and the global community.
From food parcel to iftar table: Shahr Ramadan recipes with purpose
Discover how Shahr Ramadan food aid becomes nourishing iftar meals for families in need, turning food parcels into dignity, comfort, and hope.
Ramadan with Children: How to Keep it Meaningful and Manageable
Ramadan with children across Canada often means long fasts, chilly evenings, and busy routines — but it also offers warmth, connection, and deep spiritual growth when approached with care. At The Zahra Trust, we see Ramadan as a month to gently guide children toward faith through compassion and understanding. “O you who believe! Fasting is prescribed…
How to Renew Your Spirit This Ramadan
“And He is with you wherever you are.”
Surah Hadid, Verse 4
Part 1: Day in the Life of a Field Worker
Behind every charitable project delivered on time and every family supported with dignity is a field worker quietly carrying the weight of responsibility, compassion, and commitment. Hassan Al-Jarrah is one of those individuals. With decades of experience in journalism, translation, humanitarian advocacy, and community service, Hassan’s daily work reflects both professionalism and profound devotion. His…
5 Powerful Duas to Recite Daily in Shahr Ramadan
Discover five powerful daily duas to recite in Shahr Ramadan and deepen your spiritual connection with Allah (swt) through meaningful, consistent supplication.
Beyond the Mountains: Mojtaba’s Story from Helmand
For Mojtaba, the road to care was not just long, it was the difference between life and loss. Mojtaba was eight years old when he lived with his family in Khawi, a remote village high in the mountains of Nawzad District, Afghanistan. Rough roads, limited services, drought, and fragile livelihoods turned daily life into constant…
What is Social Justice in Islam?
“And do not let hatred of a people prevent you from being just. Be just; that is nearer to righteousness.”
Surah Maidah, Verse 8