Your donation of £45  will provide food for a family for one month. This campaign is also ZAKAT ELIGIBLE. By donating to this campaign you will be fulfilling your Zakat obligations InshAllah. 

For Ramadan 2024, the Merciful Servant community has teamed up with NovoJibon (registered charity no: 1081528) to help feed poor and forgotten Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh. They have been forgotten by the world, but with your help we can come to their aid in these days of Ramadan. Imagine the reward for feeding a fasting refugee during the days and nights of Ramadan (Insha Allah) 

So why have we chosen this campaign:

Although the Rohingya Refugee crisis is now a few years old, the situation in the Rohingya Refugee Camps is getting worse. The flurry of Aid that came to them in 2017 has withered away and now only a few aid agencies remain. NovoJibon is there on the ground serving a camp with 40,000 refugees!

Background to the crisis

Since August 2017, over 1.2million Rohingya refugees have poured into the Coxs Bazar area of south east Bangladesh to escape violence in Rakhine State, Myanmar.

According to ACAPS, a leading organisation on global crisis data, the hygiene, nutrition, and health situation for these people is extremely poor. The ongoing measles outbreak and high malnutrition rates are leaving children particularly vulnerable.

The impending monsoon season poses further threats to hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees living in tents of bamboo and tarpaulin, renewing fears of flooding, mudslides, water-borne diseases and further displacement.

Meet Maymoona (Aged 8 and half)

This is taken at our distribution in November 2023!

Maymoona, is just one of many men, women and children who have been living in the camps for years now, only holding onto the hope of a food parcel to come through to last them another month. She feels the world has forgotten about her and her people.

NovoJibon is on the ground and has been serving the Rohingyan Refugees for over 5 years.

This Ramadan: #FeelForTheForgotten with Iftar Meals from just £2 and Food Parcels for £45.