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Empowering Change through Digital Transformation: Ashraful Aid’s Bold Journey.

In a world that’s constantly evolving, embracing digital transformation has become paramount for organizations aiming to make a lasting impact. Ashraful Aid, a leading global non-profit, has taken the plunge into the future by revolutionizing its operations through an ambitious digital transformation strategy. *24/7 Operations: Making Every Second Count* Ashraful Aid has set its sights on becoming a round-the-clock organization, working ceaselessly to bring aid and support to those in need. By transitioning to a 24-hour cycle, they ensure that …

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Banking the unbankable

Ashraful Aid celebrates its recent collaboration with Regent Business School in Johannesburg. Theschool invited Ashraful Aid to present the success of the Ubuntu Ukhuwwah micro-finance project.Upon application, micro finances are provided to aspiring small businesses without charging thebusiness any interest. The intention is to provide developmental finance in a sustainable manner.The project has been run in Pakistan for 25 years with much success and the Ubuntu Ukhuwahmodel therefore follows the same rollout formula. Notably, Regent Business School invited AshrafulAid to …

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2023: Gauteng Lions Sports Teams join Ashraful Aid in Mandela Day Food Hamper Drive

Introduction In celebration of Mandela Day on 18 July 2023, Ashraful Aid teamed up with Gauteng Lions Rugby team and Lions Cricket to undertake a food hamper drive in Johannesburg. The day was filled with fun and excitement, the spirit of ubuntu flowed through the Wanderers Stadium. Hundreds of people arrived at the stadium to pack hampers which were delivered to needy families. South African cricket team captain, Mr Temba Bavuma was onsite to assist with the packing of hampers. …

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Cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal

The first cases of cholera have been reported in the early part of May and has rapidly gotten worse. Reports given on the 29th May have stated that 23 people have passed on due to the waterborne disease and as high as 229 people have been reported to have visited health care facilities with symptoms of the disease. The number of infected people has slowed down in recent days. As much as it is good news there’s still the greater …

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The Humanitarian Situation in Sudan: A Deepening Crisis

On April 15th, shots rang out in the capital city of Khartoum, marking the beginning of a conflict that has left a devastating impact on the people of Sudan. Three weeks later, over 100,000 people have fled the country, 300,000 are displaced, and 700 people, mostly civilians, have been reported killed within the conflict zones. The sudden escalation from brinkmanship to full-scale war has severely hampered the ability of aid organizations to assist those in need. The violent nature of …

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Mpumalanga Flood Relief

In February 2023, the people of Mpumalanga in South Africa were affected by severe floods. This caused extensive damage to homes, infrastructure, and farms in the region. The floods also affected thousands of households, and several roads were closed due to damage caused by the heavy downpours and rockfalls. People were left without food, water, shelter, and other essential items. We, at Ashraful Aid sent out a team to help provide relief to those affected by the floods. We worked …

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KZN assistance update

Ashraful Aid International recently completed a project in the Kwazulu-Natal region of South Africa aimed at providing assistance to less privileged communities. The Ashraful Aid team was joined by a group of donors and volunteers. The project comprised three elements: distribution of Zakaat hampers, a tour of the Ashraful Aids borehole site, and provision of a freshly prepared meal to a community. The first component of the project was the distribution of 500 Zakaat hampers, which contain essential items such …

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Section 18A certificates

Section 18A certificates are a crucial aspect of charitable giving in South Africa. These certificates are issued by organizations like Ashraful Aid International Humanitarian Organization, and they allow donors to claim back up to 10% of their donations as a tax deduction. This means that donors can reduce the amount of tax they pay by making charitable donations, making it an attractive option for many people. The benefits of Section 18A certificates are numerous. Firstly, they allow donors to support …

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Zakaat on reinvesting a pension fund

Nasihah (Advice): Refrain to your level best from seeking financial assistance Sayyiduna Ibn Umar Radhiyallahu Anhu reported that Rasulullah Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam said:“The upper hand is better than the lower hand. The upper hand is that of the giver and the lower hand is that of the beggar.” (Musnad Ahmad) ________________________________________________ Question and Answer: Q. Your previous email on compulsory pension funds has been helpful. I now have a follow-up question to it. In my case, it was compulsory for me …

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Zakaat for Hanafi’s

Zakaat is Fardh (compulsory) upon every sane adult Muslim (male and female) who possesses net-Zakatable assets (i.e. Zakatable assets over and above one’s basic needs minus liabilities) to the value of Nisab (minimum threshold) for one’s Zakatable (lunar) year.  Zakatable Assets 1. Gold and Silver: All forms of gold and silver, jewellery that contain 50% or more gold and silver content, gold and silver coins (e.g. Kruger coin), gold and silver ornaments, utensils, etc. Zakah is compulsory on these items …

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