Take advantage of Five before Five: Life is an Opportunity
There is a very apt narration from the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) that serves as a timeless piece of advice for everyone, no matter what stage of life you…
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The Zahra Trust Blog
Stories from the field, updates on our appeals, and reflections on the work your generosity makes possible.
Imam Ali (as): The Father of Orphans
On Monday, Muslims around the world celebrated the birth anniversary of Imam Ali (AS), one of the greatest humans to have lived, not only because he was a…
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Children and Orphans: A Universal Compass for Compassion
This past week, we witnessed the tragic death of young Rayan, a 5-year-old boy who fell into a well in rural Chefchaouen, Morocco and was trapped for four…
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Rajab: Reviving our lives in the holy month!
The month of Rajab is described as one of four sacred months in the Islamic calendar. Findings from the fields of psychology and neuroscience have established that it…
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Yemen: Why the Internet is Necessary for Human Rights Advocacy
When we think of basic human necessities, food, water, and shelter are usually the first things that come to mind. In an increasingly globalized and tech-oriented world, the…
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Fatima Zahra (as): The Most Celebrated Woman
Beauty, Compassion, and Inspiration: Fatima Zahra (AS), the Most Celebrated Woman In pre-Islamic Arabia, it was no secret that girls and women were subjugated and considered to be…
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Pleasure vs. Sacrifice; Lessons from Ummul Baneen
Ummul Baneen, a symbol of patience, sacrifice and strength. We live in a society that encourages us to be very self-serving. To cater to our whims, and eliminate…
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Lady Fatima (AS) and the Fight for Fadak: A Pinnacle of Justice
Of all examples in Islamic history that exemplify justice and the need to stand up for one’s rights, Lady Fatima (AS) stands out as a pinnacle. In a…
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Winter Donations: A Critical Time for Those in Need
“Winter is the best season for the believer,” according to the Holy Prophet (SAW), because “its nights are long for him to pray in, and its days are…
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