Yemen is facing one of the worst humanitarian crises in history. Years of war have devastated the country, leaving millions homeless, helpless, and without basic necessities. As people endure unbearable challenges, Zakat serves as a lifeline and source of hope. For Muslims, Zakat is more than a financial obligation—it's an act of compassion, purifying wealth and sharing blessings with those in need. Now, more than ever, Yemen needs our Zakat to provide relief.
The Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen
According to WHO, The humanitarian crisis has left 17 million Yemenis struggling with food insecurity, 21.6 million needing aid, and 4.5 million displaced since 2014. Children and women, especially, suffer from malnutrition and lack of shelter and healthcare. These statistics highlight the dire conditions and the urgent need for support.
Why Yemen Needs Help Now:
The situation in Yemen is critical. A humanitarian crisis is pushing millions of people to the brink. Your Zakat donation, inspired by the Qur'an's enduring message to "Establish prayer, give Zakat, and bow with those who bow" (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:43), can offer life-saving assistance to those in need. Every act of giving can bring immediate hope and security to those who have lost everything.
How Your Zakat Can Help Yemen
Food Aid: Every day, millions of people in Yemen go hungry. Through your Zakat, you can give emergency food packs and bread to families who would not otherwise have a way to eat.
Medical Relief: Diseases that can be avoided, like cholera, dengue fever, and poor diet, are a problem in Yemen. With your Zakat, you can help pay for medical services that treat people, save lives, and stop more outbreaks.
Water and Sanitation: Many in Yemen are deprived of clean water. Your Zakat can help build wells and cleaning systems to stop the spread of diseases caused by contaminated water.
Housing Support: Millions of people have been displaced, and there is a lack of housing. Giving Zakat can help build homes or shared living spaces for families who have been forced to move, giving them a safe place to start over.
How to Calculate Zakat
Calculating Zakat is a straightforward process, typically based on 2.5% of your wealth above the Nisab threshold. To simplify the process, you can use an online Zakat calculator, such as the one provided by Al Mustafa Welfare Trust.
Donate Zakat now
Once calculated, donate your Zakat to us, and we will ensure that it reaches those in desperate need in Yemen. Doing our Zakat duty allows us to change a world of problems. It will help women, children, and families fighting for their lives who can't speak for themselves in Yemen. Together, we can be part of the solution.
Donate to Yemen and be the source of hope and change for the suffering people.