What We Are Grateful For At The Zahra Trust: You 

As another year unfolds, we at The Zahra Trust pause to reflect – not just on what we do, but why we do it.  

And at the heart of every orphan we support, every family we feed, every village we serve, one truth remains: we are truly grateful for you. 

You Give Hope Where There Was None 

Every time you donate – whether a meal, a blanket, a Quran, or a schoolbook – you restore dignity to someone who felt forgotten.  

A mother in Yemen whispers a dua for your health. A child in Iraq smiles because they’ve been given a new backpack in time for school. A family in Pakistan makes wudhu from clean water for the first time in months. 

Without ever meeting them, you became their supporter. Their brother. Their sister. Their lifeline. 

And for that, we are deeply grateful. 

You Believe in the Power of Faith-Inspired Giving 

At The Zahra Trust, our mission is rooted in the teachings of the Ahlulbayt (as): justice, compassion, sacrifice, and service.  

Whether you gave during Muharram, Shaban, or Ramadan, you showed that giving isn’t seasonal – it’s sacred. 

Your generosity is a reflection of the values we all strive to embody: 

• The patience of Imam Hassan (as) 

• The sacrifice of Imam Hussain (as) 

• The charity of Lady Fatima (sa) 

• The courage of Imam Ali (as) 

You Are Part of a Global Movement of Mercy 

From London to Karbala, from New York to Najaf – our community is growing. And at the center of that community is you.  

Your giving is not just an act of charity – it is a force of unity in a world in desperate need of hope and care. 

You Remind Us What This Work Is About 

When we read your messages, hear your duas, or see the names you donate in honour of – we are reminded of how personal this mission is for so many. 

Your giving is not transactional – it’s transformational. For others. For us. For you. 

In a world full of organisations, you chose The Zahra Trust. You trusted us with your sadaqah, your khums, your time, your voice. That trust is not something we take lightly – it humbles us and holds us accountable every single day. 

Thank you for being with us – not just as a donor, but as part of a movement. 

Thank you for your duas, your compassion, your belief that the world can be better, and that we all have a role to play in it. 

May Allah (swt) accept your giving, bless your family, and make you among the helpers of Imam Mahdi (ajtfs). Ameen. 

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