The organization is saving many lives by providing free surgical and medical treatments to poor patients. Transparent Hands runs one of the biggest tech-based crowdfunding platforms in Pakistan’s healthcare sector. Maximize Your Blessings with Our Muharram Donation Transparent Hands If you plan to donate to a charity during the first month of the new Islamic year, now is the time to schedule your Zakat, Sadaqah, and other donations. Like other Islamic months, the holy month of Muharram is yet another excellent opportunity for Muslims to help their fellow brothers and sisters and earn Allah (SWT) ‘s blessings. You can give Zakat and Sadaqah in the first month of the New Islamic Calendar to help those who are struggling to make ends meet. Islam encourages us to help the underprivileged. Giving in Muharram has vital importance because the deeds performed during this sacred month carry more weight. One way of seeking Allah Almighty’s benevolence on this significant day is fasting, and another way is charity. This day is yet another chance for us to connect with Allah Almighty, pray, and reap blessings by helping the underprivileged. Muslims mourn and remember the tragedy of Karbala in different ways.
Ashura, i.e., the tenth of Muharram, is the day when Imam Hussain (AS) and many of His (AS) ‘s companions were martyred. The new Islamic calendar is here, which means that we should prepare for the events and activities of Muharram. Imam Hussain (AS) lives on in the hearts of millions of Muslims worldwide. In the battle of Karbala, Imam Hussain (AS) and his family were captured, injured, and martyred. But the companions of Imam Hussain (AS) were ready to sacrifice their lives for the sake of social justice. Their access to essentials such as water was cut off completely. This lonely group of righteous people faced a much bigger army. This battle was nothing like any other battle in history. Despite all the efforts on His (AS) side to avoid it, the battle of Karbala happened. A battle that wasn’t Imam Hussain (AS)’s wish at all because bloodshed wasn’t something He (AS) was after. So, He (AS) left the town with his friends and family to fight a battle in which His (AS) side had no physical advantage. Imam Hussain (AS)’s struggle was for saving social and moral values. Imam Hussain (AS)’s Struggle and Martyrdom Ashura, a word derived from the Arabic word Asharah, which means 10, is approaching once more. Millions of people all over the world commemorate Imam Hussain (AS)’s resilience and struggle for social justice during this month, especially on the 10th of Muharram, which is called Ashura. The battle of Karbala, in which Imam Hussain (AS) and his companions were martyred, continues to fill every Muslim’s heart with grief. It is also one of the most sacred months. Muharram is the first month of the Islamic calendar.
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