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Muslim aid was established in the uk in 1985 by community leaders 15 islamic organisations in response to the drought in the Horn of Africa. we are a faith-based British in international charity that provides help to people who are victims of natural disasters or conflict or suffering from poverty, hunger, disease, illiteracy, discrimination, homelessness, debt, unemployment, injustice, deprivation or lack of skills and economic opportunities.
What we do?
We develop long-term development projects aimed at providing sustainable living for poor communities and survivors of natural disasters as well as providing emergency relief. We fill many niches and give special emphasis to capacity building, economic empowerment, education and improving child and women health.
About our work & Values!

We work in all parts of the globe through field offices and trusted partners in consultation with stakeholders and beneficiaries.

Compassion and justice (Ru’ufun and ‘Adl) in all of our actions;
Accountability and transparency (Muhasabah and Shafafyah) to all of our stakeholders, especially the communities which we work with;
Action with quality (Amal m’a Jawadah) – our programmes reflect and fill a gap identified by the communities we work with, with longer term actions based upon need and capacity;
Respect for rights, dignity and equal opportunity (Karamah and Sawaseyah) of all peoples;
Empowerment (Tamkeen) communities and individuals to reach their potential.