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Maximize Tax Benefits While Supporting a Worthy Cause: Donate to Ashraful Aid Through Section 18A Are you looking for a way to make a meaningful difference while enjoying significant tax benefits? Donations to Ashraful Aid, a recognized non-profit organization, can help you achieve both. Through Section 18A of the South African Income Tax Act, your contributions are not only impactful for communities in need but also financially advantageous for you or your company. What Is Section 18A, and How Does …

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Introduction The concept of Waqf, or Islamic charitable endowment, is one of the most enduring and impactful traditions in Islamic philanthropy. Rooted in history, Waqf has played a significant role in fostering social welfare, economic justice, and community development. Today, organizations like Ashraful Aid carry this legacy forward, utilizing Waqf to address contemporary humanitarian challenges. By understanding the rich history of Waqf and its transformative potential, we can appreciate the profound impact of this timeless act of charity. The History …

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https://ashrafulaid.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/WhatsApp-Video-2024-02-28-at-15.42.13.mp4 In the tapestry of life, education forms the brightest thread, weaving futures and dreams into reality. Yet, for many children, this thread is frayed by the harsh realities of financial hardship, leaving their academic aspirations hanging by a delicate strand. It’s a narrative all too familiar, yet one that we, at Ashraful Aid, sought to rewrite with our recent back-to-school campaign. From Vision to Victory Our journey began with a simple vision: to ensure that no child’s educational dream …

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Many rural schools in South Africa lack necessary learning resources such as textbooks, computers, and libraries. Without these resources, students struggle to acquire knowledge and develop necessary skills. Poor infrastructure and lack of resources in rural areas often lead to limited access to quality education. Limited or no access to reliable internet connectivity hinders students’ ability to access online learning resources, conduct research, and keep up with digital learning methods. Poverty often permeates rural areas, making it challenging for families …

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