A UK-based international relief and development agency, Muslim Aid has been working for over three decades to help save and improve the lives of millions.
On the occasion of our 40th anniversary we were pleased to be recognised through warm wishes from His Majesty The King. This follows congratulations received from Buckingham Palace on our 25th anniversary. The kind words shared in a letter to our Chief Executive Khalid Javid respond to our decades of humanitarian service and the dedication of our teams supporting communities around the world. At a time when multiculturalism has been sorely undervalued, gestures from those in positions of power that recognise the positive and historic role of faith communities in Britain’s social fabric are welcome.
We extend our sincere thanks to His Majesty for his message and for acknowledging this milestone as we continue our mission to serve those most in need. We hope a time comes when charity is no longer required to respond to all the suffering in the UK and around the world, but until that time comes, we will not stop serving in keeping with our values of dignity and justice.
@royalfamily
#MuslimAid40 #HumanitarianAid #40YearsOfService
Ready to inspire communities, empower volunteers and make a lasting impact? Join Muslim Aid as our Community Fundraising and Volunteers Manager and play a leading role in delivering an ambitious, values-led community fundraising programme aligned with Muslim Aid’s values.
As part of our team, you’ll lead community fundraising across key campaigns, build and strengthen a national volunteer network, and create meaningful experiences that enable life-changing humanitarian work across the UK. If you’re passionate about engaging supporters, developing volunteers and driving sustainable growth, apply now and help transform lives.
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🌍 This Earth Day, see how change is possible in just 7 months.
From June to December 2025, Muslim Aid supported a project in northwest Syria that turned waste into opportunity and empowered informal waste collectors to build safer, greener livelihoods.
♻️ 20 waste collectors supported
📈 80% increase in income during the project period
🛠️ 5 micro-recycling businesses launched
🧤 100% reduction in hazardous waste practices
In just a few months, communities not only cleaned their environment but also created sustainable income, improved safety, and restored dignity.
🌱 This Earth Day, we are reminded that real climate action delivers real change, fast.
Support solutions that protect both people and the planet.
#EarthDay #ClimateAction #Sustainability #HumanitarianAid #MuslimAid
🌍 Ready to lead and make an impact?
We’re hiring a Country Director – Sudan to drive strategy, lead teams 🤝 and deliver life-changing humanitarian programmes 📊
👉 Apply now: https://t.co/Dnj7GgkzMW
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For over 40 years, Muslim Aid has delivered your Qurbani to those most in need around the world, upholding the values of compassion, dignity, and trust.
In 2025, your generosity enabled us to reach communities across India, Somalia, Afghanistan, Yemen, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, Bosnia, Sudan, Syria, Palestine, and the UK.
Together, we supported:
- 41,182 beneficiaries in Somalia
- 6,117 in Bangladesh
- 1,808 in Indonesia
- 1,920 in Palestine
- 315 in Syria
- 2,565 in the UK
Your Qurbani provided essential food, hope and inclusion during Eid al-Adha.
Thank you for making this impact possible.
#Qurbani #MuslimAid #EidAlAdha
Three years on from the outbreak of conflict in Sudan, the humanitarian crisis continues to deepen.
In March, we marked International Women’s Day by highlighting period poverty and its impact on women and girls across Sudan, an issue that has only been exacerbated by ongoing displacement and limited access to basic necessities.
Today, we’re resharing this video as a reminder that behind every headline are millions of women and girls facing daily challenges to their health, dignity, and safety.
The need remains urgent. So does the call to act.
#Sudan #KeepEyesOnSudan #SudanCrisis #HumanitarianCrisis #PeriodPoverty #WomensHealth #Sudan3YearsOn
Menstrual health is not a luxury in crisis. It is essential humanitarian support.
In displacement settings across Sudan, many women rely on informal work to survive. But without safe menstrual protection, even leaving the house can become a source of fear.
When women are forced indoors during their periods, they lose income. It becomes a cycle. A double poverty of money and mobility.
This week marks International Women’s Day. Menstrual health must be treated as essential in humanitarian response, not an afterthought.
Stand with displaced women in Sudan and beyond.
#InternationalWomensDay #Sudan #PeriodPoverty
Have you paid your Fitrana?
Remember Fitrana / Zakat Al Fitr must be paid before you perform your Eid Salah.
Dont worry your one simple click away from your religious obligation.
Donate easily via https://t.co/9imqMJz3mY
Please remember to pay on behalf of all dependents as well.
The moon has NOT been sighted! Eid will be on Friday, Insh’Allah.
We extend our sincere thanks to all those who donated and supported our work. Your generosity has made a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need. There’s still one more day to make a difference this Ramadan!
As we celebrate this blessed occasion, we pray that your efforts are accepted, and that this Eid brings peace, joy, and barakah to you and your loved ones.
On this joyful occasion, let us remember those facing hardship around the world and continue to extend our support, compassion, and dua for those in need.
#eid #eidmubarak #eid2026 #eidulfitr #islam
Let us welcome the 27th night of Ramadan, a night many hope is Laylat al-Qadr.
A night better than a thousand months, where even £1 in charity could carry the reward of more than 83 years.
#laylatulqadr#ramadan#zakat#nightofdecree
Menstrual health is not a luxury in crisis. It is essential humanitarian support.
In displacement settings across Sudan, many women rely on informal work to survive. But without safe menstrual protection, even leaving the house can become a source of fear.
When women are forced indoors during their periods, they lose income. It becomes a cycle. A double poverty of money and mobility.
This week marks International Women’s Day. Menstrual health must be treated as essential in humanitarian response, not an afterthought.
Stand with displaced women in Sudan and beyond.
#InternationalWomensDay #Sudan #PeriodPoverty
For South Asian diaspora communities, engaging with adaptation efforts means amplifying frontline voices and demanding accountability.
Pakistan – On the Edge explores solutions already protecting families and livelihoods.
Watch the trailer: https://t.co/XusalvU6Wx
Final cut and London launch event coming soon. Keep following to hear more stories from the communities most affected.
#Diaspora #ClimateJustice #ClimateStorytelling
For some households, food insecurity means days without food.
These experiences underline the urgency behind our findings and why coordinated action is needed beyond emergency support.
#HiddenHunger#EndFoodPoverty#Ramadan2026#FoodInsecurity
Read the full findings of our survey: https://t.co/gb0KIXerzZ
Skipping meals is one of the clearest signs of food insecurity.
Our survey shows this experience is disproportionately affecting Muslim adults across the UK.
This Ramadan, community programmes are working to ensure fewer people go without.
Read the full findings of our survey: https://t.co/gb0KIXerzZ
Food insecurity affects entire households, including relationships, stability and wellbeing.
Our research highlights the wider social impact of inequality and why addressing food poverty is essential to community health. #HiddenHunger#EndFoodPoverty#FoodInsecurity
Read the full findings of our survey: https://t.co/gb0KIXerzZ
Food insecurity also means going without culturally appropriate food.
Our survey highlights how rising costs are affecting Muslim households in specific and often overlooked ways.
Ramadan brings this into sharper focus, reinforcing the importance of culturally appropriate support alongside structural change. Our UK programmes are providing immediate relief, but long-term solutions are needed. Read our policy recommendations here:
https://t.co/gb0KIXerzZ
Food insecurity is often invisible.
It can mean isolation, anxiety and withdrawing from community life.
Our campaign highlights why lived experience must shape how food poverty is understood.
Read the full findings of our survey: https://t.co/G6EFyR0i63
Food insecurity can disconnect people from community.
Ramadan initiatives, including community cooking and meal distribution, help rebuild connection alongside practical support.
Read the full findings of our survey: https://t.co/G6EFyR0i63
Stigma keeps food insecurity hidden.
Many people experiencing hardship do not seek help until crisis point.
By sharing testimonies, this campaign aims to surface realities that too often go unheard.
Read the full findings of our survey: https://t.co/G6EFyR0i63
Food insecurity affects mental health as well as physical wellbeing. Persistent financial stress shapes daily life for many households.
Muslim Aid’s UK programmes work has provided relief and connection, but tackling food poverty
requires structural, state-led action.
Read the full findings of our survey: https://t.co/gb0KIXerzZ
Behind the data are parents making impossible choices.
Muslim adults are twice as likely to experience food insecurity, with many reducing their own meals to protect their children.
This Ramadan, community initiatives are responding, but no parent should face these trade-offs.
Read the full findings of our survey: https://t.co/gb0KIXerzZ