This Ramadan,
Let Your Charity Be Their Cure.
“The best charity is that given in Ramadan.”
—Tirmidhi, 663
Ramadan is a month of mercy, generosity, and multiplied rewards. Acts of charity, especially Zakat and Sadaqah, hold immense value, as the Prophet (PBUH) emphasized that giving in Ramadan brings even greater blessings. It is a time to fulfill our religious duty and extend a helping hand to those in need.
For many in Yemen, access to medical care is out of reach. Your Zakat and Sadaqah provide life-saving treatment, medicine, and essential healthcare services to those suffering. By giving this Ramadan, you become a source of healing and relief for the most vulnerable.
Support Us and Save Lives
The years of conflict in Yemen have devastated the country’s healthcare system, leaving it on the verge of collapse. Hospitals are severely understaffed and under-equipped, struggling to provide essential medical care to the millions in need. Due to limited resources and damaged infrastructure, countless families are unable to access basic healthcare services, life-saving treatments, and even essential medicines.
In this crisis, your generosity becomes a lifeline. By donating, you help fund urgent medical aid, ensuring that those most in need receive essential care.
Our Key Projects
This project gives children with disabilities the opportunity to experience the world in a whole new way. Your Zakat can help fund life-changing cochlear implant surgeries that restore hearing.
Recently, Yemen has reported 30,000 new cancer cases, with women being the most impacted. Many of these patients rely on regular blood transfusions during chemotherapy. Your donations keep our blood bank running, ensuring a steady blood supply and giving them a chance to fight for survival.
Ways to Donate
FAQs
How is my donation used?
Your donation directly funds life-saving medical assistance for those in need. It supports Yemen’s Blood Bank, which provides emergency transfusions for cancer patients, funds cochlear implant surgeries for children with hearing disabilities, and helps offer mentorship to medical students to strengthen Yemen’s medical system.
Can I give Zakat here?
Yes, Yamana is eligible to receive and distribute Zakat in accordance with Islamic guidelines. Your Zakat directly funds medical aid for those who qualify under the categories outlined in the Quran, ensuring your obligation is fulfilled while saving lives.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Yes, Yamana is a registered nonprofit organization, and your donation may be tax-deductible. Please consult your tax advisor or check with us for documentation to ensure eligibility based on your country’s tax laws.