Al Fitrah Foundation’s team had the pleasure of delivering dates and a small token of support to SKPK Jalan Batu for their upcoming Iftar 🌙. It was a simple gesture, but one we hope brings added warmth to the school’s breaking fast event.
Also present during the handover were: Ustazah Zurina, Cikgu Wahidah (Co-curricular Senior Assistant), Cikgu Hazliana (Administration Senior Assistant), Ustazah Ahyar, and Ustaz Alif.
Earlier in Sha‘ban, Al Fitrah Foundation distributed grocery vouchers and Kurma to 74 visually impaired families to help them prepare for Ramadan. We were honoured to have our founder, Puan Sri Norma Hashim, join us on the final day.
Wishing everyone a blessed and meaningful Ramadan. Ameen.
Al Fitrah Foundation distributed food baskets to 50 refugee families in Gombak, Selangor, providing essential items to ease their Ramadan needs. The support brought comfort and dignity to families facing hardship.
Anuar, representing the Yemeni community, expressed heartfelt gratitude for the foundation’s generosity. May Allah reward all involved. Ameen.
Al Fitrah’s third sponsorship of paper for Braille Qurans (Aug 2025 – early 2026) enabled Maulana Waqar and the BRFP team to produce and distribute over 120 sets across Pakistan. Alhamdulillah, this milestone cleared the backlog since the project began, allowing both young and adult students to finally hold their own Braille Qurans.
We extend heartfelt thanks to our sponsors and the dedicated teams whose efforts made this possible. Through this blessed collaboration, Braille Qurans have also reached communities beyond Pakistan.
The following is a firsthand account from our Founder, Puan Sri Norma Hashim, highlighting her visit to Egypt and the meaningful connections that continue to shape our mission.
I didn’t just learn about ancient history in Egypt but I also learnt about Taha Hussein — a household name in Egypt, who overcame poverty and blindness to become a scholar of Arabic literature and the Egyptian Minister of Education in 1950.
Dr Hussein, who had studied at Al-Azhar and the Sorbonne, started schools for the blind and abolished school fees to enable poor children to attend school. In the first photo my friend Dr Zaki and I are standing in front of the Taha Hussein school مدرسة المركز النموذجى و طه حسين للمكفوفين which he attended as a child. Now Dr Zaki has started an NGO to take in kids from the school for extra classes in English and other subjects.