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Discover the transformative power of dua – more than words, it’s a sacred conversation with Allah (swt). Learn five powerful supplications from the Ahlulbayt (as) to bring peace in pain, strength in struggle, and spiritual resilience in difficult times.

From clean water to warm meals, read five real stories of how your support has helped vulnerable families rebuild their lives with dignity and resilience.

Discover the legacy of Imam Sajjad (as), the silent witness of Karbala. Learn how his patience, spiritual leadership, and powerful duas rebuilt faith after tragedy – and how his story continues to inspire resistance through worship.

Imam Hussain’s (as) heart-wrenching last cry before he was martyred, “Is there no one to help me?” continues to echo through history. Discover how his call transcends time – urging moral courage, resistance to oppression, and action in the name of faith in our world today.

The Day of Ashura is one of the most sacred and sorrowful days in the Islamic calendar.   It marks the martyrdom of Imam Hussain (as), the grandson of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (saww), and his loyal companions in the land of Karbala.  Read more about the Battle of Karbala here.  While our hearts weep for…

Ali Al-Akbar (as), the son of Imam Hussain (as), was the living image of Prophet Muhammad (saww). On the Day of Ashura, he was martyred for truth and justice. Learn about his courage, legacy, and how you can honour him through meaningful action today.

Hazrat Abbas (as), the flagbearer of Karbala and brother of Imam Hussain (as), is a timeless symbol of loyalty, sacrifice, and devotion. Discover his unwavering stand for justice and how his legacy inspires believers today.

Qasim ibn Hassan (as), the young son of Imam Hassan (as) and nephew of Imam Hussain (as), became one of the most inspiring martyrs of Karbala. Discover his story of youthful courage, unwavering faith, and sacrifice on the Day of Ashura.

Discover the powerful story of Hurr ibn Yazid al-Riyahi and his courageous return to faith on the Day of Ashura. Learn how his repentance and martyrdom exemplify the Quranic duty to enjoin good and forbid evil.