Srebrenica Genocide: Reminders are everywhere
Editor's note: This article contains details of the Bosnian War that some may find disturbing. Between 1992 and 1995, the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina was devastated by a brutal war that killed 100,000 people and displaced more than 2 million. It was a conflict defined by ethnic cleansing. Armed forces deliberately targeted Bosniak Muslims [...]
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Meaning of Sadaqah: Definition, Evidence and How to Give
Meaning of Sadaqah: Definition, Evidence and How It Creates Change Sadaqah is one of the noble acts of worship highly encouraged in Islam. It is not merely a form of giving wealth, but also an expression of sincerity, compassion and an effort to strengthen one’s relationship with Allah SWT. Through sadaqah, individuals have the opportunity [...]
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Sudan emergency relief supports 4,030 people
Sudan Emergency Relief Supports Thousands of Conflict-Affected People The ongoing armed conflict in Sudan continues to fuel one of the world's most severe humanitarian crises. Millions of people have been displaced, lost their livelihoods, and been left without access to basic necessities. To support those most affected, Islamic Relief Malaysia, through the MySedekah fund and [...]
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Philippines flood response supports 770 families
Philippines Flood Response Brings Relief to 770 Families in La Paz Heavy rainfall caused by a shear line weather system struck La Paz, Agusan del Sur in the CARAGA Region of Mindanao, Philippines, in February 2026, triggering flash floods and landslides that devastated thousands of families. The disaster not only damaged homes but also disrupted [...]
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Venezuela earthquake survivors still desperately need aid
Many families who survived the earthquake are still homeless, searching for news of loved ones, and struggling to get food, shelter and medicine, Islamic Relief's response team on the ground reports. Omar Khalifa is part of Islamic Relief's emergency response team in Venezuela, working with local partners to deliver food, shelter and medical supplies to survivors [...]
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They had careers, savings and dreams, then the Sudan war changed everything
On World Refugee Day, we share the stories of 2 Sudanese women forced to leave the lives they had built when war arrived. Every morning, Ikhlas wakes at 3:30am. She makes dough to bake into kisra (a thin fermented bread, which is a staple in Sudanese homes), then sells it, piece by piece, to families [...]
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