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A recent inquiry about the Al-Habibiyyah Islamic Society's food bank in Abuja has sparked a broader discussion on the nature of philanthropy in Nigeria. This food bank serves as a model of grassroots charity, illustrating the complexities and significance of charitable efforts throughout the country.
As Eid approaches, Muslims in Nigeria are gearing up to fulfill the Ramadan obligation of giving Zakatul Fitr. This article explores whether the practice is being executed correctly and if the intended recipients are truly benefiting.
The Abubakar Bukola Saraki Foundation is set to roll out its annual Iftar Feeding Programme for vulnerable Muslims in seven states and the Federal Capital Territory in the final ten days of Ramadan.
The Kano State Government has initiated the distribution of 100,000 bags of rice, each weighing 10kg, donated by the Dangote Foundation to assist vulnerable residents in the state.
The holy month of Ramadan has become a crucial period for both charity and commerce in Nigeria, with philanthropic efforts to feed the fasting Muslim population also providing a significant economic boost to local small-scale food vendors and petty traders.
Kemi Afolabi has called out Muslims who contribute to NGOs feeding people during Ramadan, questioning why they do not provide similar support to less fortunate family members.
Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, is a time for fasting, prayer, and spiritual growth for Muslims worldwide. This article offers insights on how to maximize the holy month through devotion, charity, and self-discipline.
Toke Makinwa, a well-known media figure, has announced that she no longer contributes her tithe to churches, opting instead to support hospitals and widows. She expressed concerns about the financial comfort of many religious institutions.
This Friday sermon delves into the significant advantages of giving Zakat and Sadaqah, particularly before and during the holy month of Ramadan. It highlights charity as a core Islamic practice that brings divine forgiveness, mercy, and blessings, ultimately drawing believers closer to Allah.
The 30th anniversary of Small World drew together diverse cultures and culinary traditions, contributing over ₦70 million to support 29 charities in Nigeria. The event reinforced the importance of community and generosity.
Ugochukwu Emeharam, a police inspector, is urgently seeking help to bury his daughter who passed away from breast cancer in March 2025. The financial burdens from her treatment have left him unable to afford the funeral costs.
