Hunger Ignores Borders – Compassion Can Reach Every Home
Across the Muslim world, millions of families face the daily struggle of empty plates and unmet needs. From conflict-ravaged Palestine and Yemen to crisis-hit Sudan, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Uganda, Sri Lanka, and Uyghur refugees in Türkiye, hunger and malnutrition are stealing the futures of countless families.
This Ramadan, your support can transform despair into hope. Each gift delivers nourishment, comfort, and a chance for families to survive.
The Crisis: Hunger, Malnutrition & Human Suffering
The Crisis: Hunger, Malnutrition & Human Suffering
The global hunger crisis continues to worsen in 2026, driven by conflict, economic instability, climate shocks, and funding shortfalls. According to the World Food Programme, approximately 318M people globally will face acute food insecurity this year, with nearly 41M experiencing emergency or catastrophe levels.
Children, women, and the elderly are disproportionately affected across the regions where Al‑Qulub Trust works.
Regional Hardship at a Glance
Gaza & Palestinian Territories: Over 2.2M people are acutely food insecure, hundreds of thousands in emergency conditions.
Yemen: 21M people require humanitarian aid due to severe food shortages and health system disruptions.
Sudan: Parts of the country face famine, with millions experiencing very high levels of food insecurity.
Afghanistan: Millions lack reliable access to food amid ongoing crisis.
Lebanon: Nearly 874,000 remain in crisis-level food insecurity.
Pakistan: 22% of households face acute food insecurity from economic instability and climate shocks.
Uganda: 1.4M people in northern and eastern regions struggle with crisis-level food insecurity.
Sri Lanka: Floods and Cyclone Ditwah have worsened food access for rural and coastal households.
Uyghur Refugees in Türkiye: Families face ongoing hardship with limited access to stable food and livelihoods.
Gaza & Palestinian Territories: Over 2.2M people are acutely food insecure, hundreds of thousands in emergency conditions.
Yemen: 21M people require humanitarian aid due to severe food shortages and health system disruptions.
Sudan: Parts of the country face famine, with millions experiencing very high levels of food insecurity.
Afghanistan: Millions lack reliable access to food amid ongoing crisis.
Lebanon: Nearly 874,000 remain in crisis-level food insecurity.
Pakistan: 22% of households face acute food insecurity from economic instability and climate shocks.
Uganda: 1.4M people in northern and eastern regions struggle with crisis-level food insecurity.
Sri Lanka: Floods and Cyclone Ditwah have worsened food access for rural and coastal households.
Uyghur Refugees in Türkiye: Families face ongoing hardship with limited access to stable food and livelihoods.
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said, "The best charity is that given in Ramadan."
(Tirmidhi)
Transform Lives This Ramadan
The Prophet ﷺ exemplified boundless generosity, reaching its peak during Ramadan. (Bukhari)
This sacred month is a call to compassion, giving, and community. Your support can deliver hope, nourishment, and dignity to families in desperate need.
Your Gift in Action:
Food Parcels (£40): Sustain a family for a full month with essential provisions.
Family Hot Meals (£10): Provide a cooked meal for a family of five.
Zakaat Eligible – 100% Donation Policy: Every penny reaches those in need.
At Al-Qulub Trust, we ensure no one goes to bed hungry. Through food aid, emergency relief, and long-term programs, we reach the most vulnerable in the Ummah.
Your generosity has already provided millions of meals, clean water, and critical support across conflict zones and crisis-hit regions. This Ramadan, we are expanding our efforts to reach even more families with food, care, and hope.
Be the reason a family’s Iftar is possible.
Bring Light to Their Ramadan – 2026 Relief Plan
Al-Qulub Trust is reaching the most vulnerable across Palestine, Sudan, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Yemen, Türkiye, Uganda, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan.
We are committed to:
Delivering essential food parcels to families in urgent need.
Serving daily Iftar and Suhoor meals to struggling households and displaced communities.
Ensuring children, widows, and at-risk families receive immediate support to survive and thrive.
Every meal you provide is a spark of hope, turning generosity into nourishment, relief, and dignity.
Your Generosity, Their Survival
Your contributions can transform lives this Ramadan:
£10 provides a nourishing meal for an entire family.
£40 sustains a family with essential food for a full month.
£100+ supports multiple families with vital supplies, giving them hope and stability.
As Allah ﷻ says: "The example of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is like a seed of grain that sprouts seven ears; in every ear there are a hundred grains. And Allah multiplies for whom He wills."
(Surah Al-Baqarah 2:261)
Every meal you provide is more than food. It’s mercy, compassion, and a lifeline.
Donate now and be the reason a family sleeps with hope tonight.
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