Help baby Samira and her family get better health
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اسلام عليكم ورحمة وبركاته
Allah SWT says
Allah SWT says “Help one another in acts of piety and righteousness. And do not assist each other in acts of sinfulness and transgression.”
In the sacred month of Ramadan, as we gather with our families in gratitude for our blessings—health, shelter, and more—let us not forget those less fortunate. Across the globe, countless families endure unimaginable hardships, struggling to secure even the most basic necessities of life. In Africa, one such family faces a dire situation. Baby Samira, just nine months old, was born with a rare heart condition and has been Ill since July of 2023. Despite seeking medical attention in Kenya, the family has been told that without funds for surgery, Samira's chances of recovery are slim. Compounding their plight, Samira's mother suffers from various illnesses herself, with her primary concern being the welfare of her child. This family of ten resides in cramped conditions, with only two bedrooms and three mattresses to accommodate them. Clean drinking water is a luxury they cannot afford. Theirs is a story of prolonged suffering and unmet needs, emblematic of the harsh realities faced by many around the world. As Muslims, it is incumbent upon us to extend a helping hand to our brothers and sisters in Islam, particularly during this blessed month of Ramadan. Let us strive to alleviate their plight, providing them with not only the medical care Samira desperately requires but also the basic necessities essential for their well-being. Through acts of charity and compassion, may we embody the spirit of Ramadan, ensuring that no one among us is left to face adversity alone.
Allah SWT says
Allah SWT says “Help one another in acts of piety and righteousness. And do not assist each other in acts of sinfulness and transgression.”
In the sacred month of Ramadan, as we gather with our families in gratitude for our blessings—health, shelter, and more—let us not forget those less fortunate. Across the globe, countless families endure unimaginable hardships, struggling to secure even the most basic necessities of life. In Africa, one such family faces a dire situation. Baby Samira, just nine months old, was born with a rare heart condition and has been Ill since July of 2023. Despite seeking medical attention in Kenya, the family has been told that without funds for surgery, Samira's chances of recovery are slim. Compounding their plight, Samira's mother suffers from various illnesses herself, with her primary concern being the welfare of her child. This family of ten resides in cramped conditions, with only two bedrooms and three mattresses to accommodate them. Clean drinking water is a luxury they cannot afford. Theirs is a story of prolonged suffering and unmet needs, emblematic of the harsh realities faced by many around the world. As Muslims, it is incumbent upon us to extend a helping hand to our brothers and sisters in Islam, particularly during this blessed month of Ramadan. Let us strive to alleviate their plight, providing them with not only the medical care Samira desperately requires but also the basic necessities essential for their well-being. Through acts of charity and compassion, may we embody the spirit of Ramadan, ensuring that no one among us is left to face adversity alone.
Organizer
Najma Ali
Organizer
Seattle, WA