At present, with your donation, an effort is being made to provide grocery (ration) every month to 199 poor needy families.
In today’s times, where inflation has made the life of the common man difficult, there are some people who are completely helpless, helpless and destitute, who have no earning member in their family, or who, due to their illness, blindness or physical weakness, cannot work for their livelihood. To help such people, “Buruj Free Ration Center” has been arranged. The purpose of this service is not only to provide food or ration, but also to create a feeling in the hearts of those helpless people that there are still people in the world who consider the service of humanity as the purpose of their life.
This distribution first involves identifying the poor and deserving. These are the people who truly deserve assistance. Our team strives to reach out to those who, due to their circumstances, are unable to come out and ask for help. After gathering information from the residents of the neighborhood and settlement, their homes are visited, and groceries are prepared based on their needs.
Who is given ration?
1) Widow:
Widows with orphaned children have no one to support them, and even working, they are unable to support their children.
2) Durre Yatim :
Minor children whose parents have passed away and who live with relatives who are also poor are given this money so that these orphaned children do not feel burdened.
3) Daeef:
Such frail couples, or one of them is handicapped and unable to work, have no children, and live with poor relatives or live alone.
4) Physically Handicapped:
Such household members who used to earn a living for their children, wife and parents by working, their hands, legs, eyes or other body parts get damaged due to some accident, due to which they are unable to work.
5) Helpless patient:
Those household members who used to work to provide for their children, wives, and parents, now suffer from a serious illness that makes them unable to work again. For example, cancer, tuberculosis, paralysis, brain tumors, or high asthma.
This ration kit includes all daily essentials such as wheat, rice, all pulses, soybean oil, coconut oil, sugar, tea leaves, spices, flattened rice, fennel seeds, cumin seeds, salt, turmeric, coriander, coconut, sarf, laundry soap, dish soap, and laundry soap. A separate shurkuma kit is provided during Ramadan.
The most important thing is that this ration isn’t just handed out, but delivered to homes. Because many people are too sick or weak to venture out, our volunteer team travels to their homes in a loading vehicle and delivers the ration with utmost respect and honor.
This practice not only fulfills their needs, but also brings them peace of mind knowing someone is there to inquire about their well-being. Many widows and elderly women say in prayer, “Son, may Allah reward you; you have brought joy to our homes.” These words are our greatest reward.
Such actions not only help the poor but also foster empathy within the community. When people see that there are no hungry or helpless people around them, they also develop feelings of compassion and well-being for others.
Our goal is to ensure that no destitute, helpless, or impoverished person goes hungry, and that no orphan or widow’s home goes without a lamp. The true mark of humanity lies in embracing the pain of others as our own. When we bring a smile to someone’s face, understand that we have achieved life’s greatest reward.
This is the real “Khidmat-e-Khalq” which is the foundation of every religion and every humanity.