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Support Orphans Where Most Needed
MAA International invites you to be a beacon of hope for orphans worldwide. Whether you choose to donate a significant amount or a modest contribution, every bit counts.
MAA's General Orphan Care Programme
Your generous donation to MAA's General Orphan Care programme ensures a stable and steady lifestyle for every orphan under our care. Here's how your contribution makes an impact:
Comprehensive Care for Orphans
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Food: Ensuring no child goes hungry.
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Education: Empower orphans by ensuring they receive an education.
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Clothing: Providing them with the essentials to face each day with confidence.
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Healthcare: Prioritizing their well-being and medical needs.
You have the flexibility to make your donation recurring or a one-time gesture of goodwill.
Following the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
Our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was himself an orphan and emphasized the importance of aiding orphans. He beautifully said:
“I and the person who takes care of an orphan will be together like this in paradise” [then he raised his index and middle finger together] - Bukhari
By donating to MAA's Orphan Care, you're not just supporting a charitable cause; you're embracing the teachings and sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Donate any amount big or small and help those who need it most.
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