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In our environment, there are many children who are deprived of their parents at a young age. Such children are called “orphans.” The plight of orphans is extremely painful, as they neither grow up under the shadow of their parents nor receive the love of their mother. Islam places great emphasis on the protection and upbringing of orphans. This demonstrates that caring for orphans is not only a human duty but also a form of worship.
If we look around society today, we’ll find children everywhere who are deprived of education, hungry, and in need of even clothing. Opening the “Burj Orphanage” for such children is a noble and humanitarian act. An orphanage is a place where children are provided with food, shelter, clothing, and education. Its purpose isn’t just to sustain their lives, but to develop them into successful individuals.
Children will be educated in both religious and worldly ways. Religious education will include teaching them prayer, the Quran, Hadith, morals, and Islamic teachings, so they can become good Muslims and righteous individuals. They will also be provided with modern education, including science, English, math, and computer knowledge, so they can keep pace with the times.
A good orphanage is one that not only provides food and shelter, but also nurtures the children’s hearts. It instills courage, self-confidence, and a love for humanity in them.
The most important aspect of raising orphan children is morals. If children are taught good morals and manners, they can become bright faces of the community. Efforts will be made to keep them away from lying, stealing, and bad behavior and to teach them to follow the path of truthfulness, honesty, and justice.
In addition, special attention will be paid to the physical health of orphaned children. They will be provided with good food, a clean environment, and regular medical checkups. A good health will enable children to study better and progress.
The true purpose of opening an orphanage is to ensure that no child is led astray by their own helplessness. When they receive love, education, and guidance, they will prove to be a blessing, not a burden, to society. The prayers of orphans reach heaven.
In conclusion, this is what can be said:
Opening an orphanage and providing religious and worldly education to orphaned children is a service that brings respect in this world and earns rewards in the Hereafter. If every Muslim and humanitarian person participates in this work, no child will remain hungry, homeless, or without treatment in the month of Mahrah. This is true humanity and the path of Islam.