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  Zakat is an Islamic finance term that refers to an individual's obligation to donate a certain proportion of their wealth to charitable causes each year. Zakat is a form of worship that is required of all Muslims in most countries. Giving money to the poor is said to purify yearly earnings that are more than what is required to meet a person's and their family's basic needs. Zakat, as one of Islam's pillars, is a type of obligatory charity that has the potential to alleviate the suffering of millions. Muslims believe that paying Zakat, which means "to cleanse," purifies, increases, and blesses the remainder of their wealth. Your Zakat donation can support some of our critical work with people and communities living in disaster and war zones, including drought and famine-stricken countries in East Africa and Yemeni communities affected by conflict. Your generosity has helped communities build sustainable livelihoods in the face of climate change, as we

  Boreholes and Tubewells are important adaptation technologies for supplying domestic water during times of water scarcity and drought. Freshwater is extracted from subsurface or deeper groundwater aquifers.  Increased access to deep tube wells may benefit vulnerable populations in Bangladesh in two ways: it may reduce the risk of childhood diarrheal disease and exposure to naturally occurring arsenic in groundwater. How Important Is To Build Tubewell in Bangladesh? Building Tubewell in Bangladesh is an excellent way to provide Sadaqah Jariyah, or charity that will continue to benefit people long after the giver has died. If giving someone a drink of water is considered Sadaqah, imagine the ongoing benefits of building a well, which will benefit people for years to come.  Millions of tube wells have been installed across rural Bangladesh over the last three decades, allowing communities to develop and thrive. Please assist us in changing lives through your Sadaqah Jariyah. Donate