"Al-Mujtama" launches "Sheikh Ahmed Al-Qattan's Dawah Legacy Project"
Based on its media message and its da'wah responsibility, "Al-Mujtama" magazine launched today, Wednesday, the "Dawah Legacy Project of the Late Sheikh Ahmed Al-Qattan", under the patronage of Dr. Khaled Madkour Al-Mazkour, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Social Reform Society.
The launch took place during a press conference held at the Diwan of Abdullah Al-Ali Al-Mutawa, may God have mercy on him, at the main headquarters of the Social Reform Society in Al-Rawda.
The project includes a website that was developed with intensive efforts over more than two years and includes a comprehensive collection of sermons, lessons, pictures and a documentary film, with a focus on providing content at a high artistic and technical level that reflects Sheikh Ahmed Al-Qattan's position as a preacher of the pulpit defending Al-Aqsa Mosque, which has become a prominent symbol in Kuwait and the Islamic world.
Global Impact
In his speech, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Social Reform Society, Dr. Khaled Madkour Al-Mazkour, said: We lived in the bosom of this good land, our beloved country, Kuwait. This land that has produced and ripened the best fruits of its noble sons, its distinguished scholars, its sincere preachers, and its brilliant thinkers. These are the ones who have made its soil beautiful with their beautiful deeds, upright actions, and wonderful thoughts, and have created an eternal glory that generations will be proud of throughout the ages.
IICO distributes 6,000 food baskets to war victims in Sudan
The International Islamic Charitable Organization implemented an urgent relief project for war victims in Sudan by distributing food baskets to shelters and poor families in the states of Khartoum, Kassala, Gedaref, North Kordofan, North Darfur, River Nile, and Northern.
The project aimed to distribute 6,000 food baskets of basic and necessary food supplies to those affected, with one basket for each family, with a total number of beneficiaries reaching 36,000 people, sufficient for a month; the basket contained more than 30 kilograms of flour, sugar, lentils, rice, cooking oil, sauce, dates, chickpeas, and hibiscus.
With this project, the charity contributes to providing food supplies to hundreds of poor and displaced people who have lost their shelter, property and livelihoods, in addition to reducing the incidence of malnutrition and anemia, reducing the effects of war, achieving the values of solidarity and compassion, providing psychological support to those affected, and alleviating their burdens.
The displaced people suffer from poor economic and humanitarian conditions due to the crazy increase in prices and the growing severity of poverty, the loss of their homes, property and livelihoods, the destruction of their crops by war, and the spread of malnutrition and blood shortages among them due to the lack of food in quantity and quality.
In a new humanitarian partnership, the charity, along with 8 Kuwaiti charitable societies and institutions, contributed to the first airlift flights dedicated to Sudan relief, which came as part of the "Faz'a for Sudan" campaign.
The plane took off from Abdullah Al-Mubarak Air Base to Port Sudan Airport, carrying 40 tons of food and medical supplies and ambulances to support and provide relief to the displaced people inside Sudan, accompanied by a relief delegation from participating associations and organizations.
There have been multiple humanitarian appeals from charitable associations and civil society organizations to work on a rapid response and urgent humanitarian intervention to alleviate the suffering of those affected and stand with them in their ordeal.
UN statistics indicate that more than 7.4 million people have been displaced inside and outside Sudan since the outbreak of the war on April 15, and the expansion of the conflict in central and eastern Sudan has led to the destruction of the most important areas of major crop production, and a significant increase in humanitarian needs according to the Famine Early Warning Systems Network.
It is noteworthy that most of the population has been displaced to the states of Gedaref, Kassala, the Red Sea, the North, the Nile River, and Sennar, where they have taken shelter in schools and some institutions, sleeping on the ground and covering themselves with the sky.
1000 School Bags in Partnership between Namaa Charity, Manara and Basta
Namaa Charity, in a strategic partnership with Manara and Basta Volunteer Teams, distributed school bags to orphans and children from needy families on Friday and Saturday at the headquarters of Namaa Charity Volunteer Center in Rawdah area. More than 1000 male and female students benefited from the project.
Abeer Yousef Al-Hijris, Director of the Volunteer Department at Namaa Charity, said: Volunteer work is the backbone of developing communities and consolidating the values of cooperation and social responsibility. The role of volunteer teams such as Manara and Basta shows the great efforts made to support needy families. We are proud of what has been achieved in this project of distributing 1000 school bags.
Al-Hijris added that Namaa Center for Volunteer Work provides sustainable support to these teams by providing training, guidance, services and facilities; Which enhances its ability to organize qualitative and influential initiatives, and this is what the center aims to do by creating a supportive environment for volunteer teams so that charitable efforts are integrated to achieve sustainable development.
Al-Hijris continued: Through these projects, we seek to raise awareness of the importance of volunteer work in serving the community and helping needy families, and this is in line with the center's goals of spreading the culture of volunteer work and promoting the values of giving among young people.
Hofath: The launch of the new course for memorizing the Quran in 46 Quranic centers in Kuwait
As part of its continuous efforts to serve the Holy Quran, the Kuwaiti Charitable Society for the Service of the Holy Quran and its Sciences, Hifz, announced the launch of the new course for teaching and memorizing the Holy Quran for all ages through its Quranic centers, which number 46 centers in Kuwait.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Society, Attorney Abdul Aziz Sayed Abdullah Al-Rifai, stated that the Quranic memorization centers in various regions of Kuwait, which number 46 Quranic centers, have completed their preparations to receive their students in the new course for teaching and memorizing the Holy Quran through 300 circles in which more than 7,000 male and female students study. These centers are run by an educational and supervisory team and members of the Society specialized in memorization, Quranic sciences and readings, and who belong to the people of the Quran in learning and teaching, in addition to the confidence of the Kuwaiti society in those in charge of "Hifz" for their specialization and long history in serving the Holy Quran.
He added: The new course aims to memorize the Holy Quran, teach the rules of Tajweed, and learn the readings through various Quranic circles, as the Kuttab circles are held for the category of young people from 4 to 6 years old for boys and girls, and include memorizing short Surahs and teaching the principles of reading and writing. General Quran memorization circles are also held for all levels from 6 to 18 years old for women and men.
Al-Rifai pointed out that the Hifz centers also include the specialized Quranic Society projects, including the Barakah project for memorizing Surat Al-Baqarah, the Al-Majaz Al-Sagheer project, and the Sabiq Al-Zaman and Memorize the Quran project for women. Through this specialized project, we work to graduate female memorizers who are proficient in the Holy Quran and aware of their role in society and create a new generation that completes the journey in serving and teaching the Quran.
Al-Rifai called on the honorable public to register in the Quranic circles and centers affiliated with Hifz through the Hifz Association's accounts on social media @7offath and from its website https://halaqat-hofath.org
Namaa Charity Implemented the Orphan Care Bank in Partnership with the Waqf Secretariat
Namaa Charity of the Social Reform Society announced the implementation of the “Orphan Sponsorship Bank” in partnership with the Private Banks Department at the Waqf General Secretariat. This project aims to implement the conditions of the endowment and the donors as stipulated in the endowment documents, to enhance the role of the endowment in caring for orphans until they reach adulthood and provide for their basic and living needs within the State of Kuwait, in addition to achieving social security and preserving their dignity in society.
In this context, the Head of the Financial Resources and Development Sector at Namaa Charity, Walid Al-Bassam, stated that the project aims to raise orphans with an Islamic upbringing that achieves family cohesion and social solidarity, and provides them with moral and material care from their birth until they complete their education.
Al-Bassam confirmed that Namaa Charity, in accordance with the higher directives to support charitable projects inside Kuwait and seek to localize charitable work, has expanded its efforts in cooperation with the Waqf General Secretariat to support the families of orphans inside Kuwait, as more than 190 orphans have benefited from this bank.
