On April 18, 2025, our Al Fitrah family came together for a warm and joyful Eid celebration with Founder Puan Sri Norma Hashim. It was a cherished moment of gratitude, connection, and reflection after Ramadan.
Laughter, heartfelt conversations, and delicious food made the day extra special—Alhamdulillah!
May the spirit of togetherness inspire us all. Eid Mubarak!
Mansur, a young boy from Almaty, Kazakhstan, is proving that true vision comes from the heart. Although visually impaired, he memorises Quran surahs, studies the Arabic alphabet using the Braille Primer with his teacher, Ustaz Askar, and excels in school. His love for sports and the outdoors shines through, too.
Inspired by his resilience, his parents founded a centre for visually impaired children, offering them the same opportunities. Mansur is a powerful reminder that determination knows no limits. 🌟
May Allah guide and bless us all. 🤲🏻 🌟
MaxKids, based in Almaty, Kazakhstan, is committed to nurturing visually impaired children aged 2 to 7 by fostering their academic and life skills. Inspired by their son Mansur's journey, founders Sister Indira and her husband aim to help every child realise their potential through personalised care and diverse experiences. From education to outdoor activities like swimming, horseback riding, nature excursions, and ice skating, MaxKids opens doors to endless possibilities for these young learners.
Alhamdulillah, we were privileged to assist a family from Northwest Surrey, UK, by providing two Braille primers for their children. Upon the sister's request, our dedicated team produced a single-sided primer uniquely crafted to enhance her son's learning experience and ease of use.
Just before the Eid holidays, Brother Wahid, an avid reader from Kuantan, visited Al Fitrah Foundation to collect a few books, one of which was Strength from Within by Sa’diyya Nesar, for his personal collection. His passion for reading extends beyond personal enjoyment – he volunteers at his local library, ensuring visually impaired readers have access to braille books. He has even reached out to organisations to help expand their library's collection!
Brother Wahid is a beautiful reminder that when we share our love for books, we create a community that never stops reading. Let’s keep the love for reading alive, together! 📚 💙