Help the Abdel Qader Family Through Crisis

The Story of Abdul Qadir

In the heart of Gaza, where sorrow meets hope, there was an engineer named Abdul Qadir. Before the war, his life was filled with dreams and aspirations. He married the woman he loved, and they welcomed a beautiful baby boy whom they named Nidal. He could never have imagined how the coming days would change everything.

With the onset of war, Abdul Qadir's dreams began to fade. They lost the home he had built with hard work and dedication. His family was displaced and forced to live in tents, trying to adapt to harsh conditions.

As winter approached, their suffering intensified. The tents, which were unsuitable for ordinary weather, could barely withstand the rain and wind. Abdul Qadir imagined how water would seep into their shelter, fearing for his family's safety from the cold.

Nidal, their eight-month-old son, suffered from anemia, adding to Abdul Qadir’s worries. Meanwhile, his wife faced severe malnutrition, struggling to find enough food to care for herself and their child. Each day dragged on slowly, as the tents became a place that offered no security or nourishment.

Abdul Qadir sat every day in front of the tent, reflecting on how far they had fallen. Each moment reminded him of the happy times spent with his family in their home, where dreams once flourished. Now, he gazed into a dark future, desperately trying to secure food and medical care for his loved ones.

Amidst this sorrow, Abdul Qadir wished for his plea to reach the hearts of others. He wanted to share his story, the tale of a father struggling to keep his family alive. He called upon everyone to lend a helping hand, to contribute to restoring hope in his family’s life and in the lives of others suffering in silence.

"Every donation is a gesture of hope," Abdul Qadir would say, "not just for us, but for everyone in need during these difficult times."

Let us all unite and support Abdul Qadir and his family in overcoming this ordeal. May each contribution become a beacon of hope in a time of war, especially with the approaching winter that brings even more challenges.