Qurbani 2009 - Share Eid Ul Adha with others.
November 5, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Make 2009 a Successful Eid ul Adha
Alhamdulillah in 2008, IMRC performed 2653 Qurbanis (Ud’iya) feeding thousands of needy families across India.
This year in addition to our ongoing projects, IMRC thrust into helping and rebuilding the homes and lives of the victims of recent devastating flood in Andhra Pradesh.
Inshallah, with your generous support this year we plan to perform 3,500 Qurbanis feeding the needy families with Qurbani meat.
Share the Qurbani meat with others who can’t afford single meal a day.
Andhra Pradesh Flood Victims Need Our Help!
November 5, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
“Over 2 million people are homeless and lost everything due to the flood.”
I have seen many disasters in the last 30 years—natural or man-made. The Andhra Pradesh flood is by far the worst.
Over 2 million people are homeless and lost everything due to the flood. The magnitude of the damage is magnified by the combination of heavy rains, over flowing rivers, and the broken Tungabhadra dam. Hundreds of villages and thousands of acres of crops just washed away; what took years and decades to build was destroyed in just a few hours. Now over two million people are in relief camps and they need everything to rebuild their homes and lives.
“I have seen many disasters in the last 30 years. …Andhra Pradesh flood is by far the worst.” Read more
A Small Village School Needs Your Help
March 11, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Ryam is a small village of 5000 in Bihar, a state with significant illiteracy and poverty. About 50% are Muslims. Most of the men work in far away cities like Bombay/Mumbai to support their families. Financial condition of Muslims is abysmal. But still they try to make the best out of it.
A few villagers got together in 1952 and started a small madarsa to teach basics of Islam to children. Today it has grown into a well managed 6-room school with 240 boys and girls. 30 of them live on premises. Read more
Clothe A Child
March 5, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
School children from poor families are provided new clothes to wear for Eid. It costs about $10 to buy new clothes for one child.
