Zaynab describes her social conditions by addressing Lady Fatemah Trust association the following letter

After hearing about your organization and your programs targeting to support and help people, especially the deprived talented ones, I address you my letter in order to cover my academic fees in these bad economic conditions.

Because of being fond of the “nursing” major and absence of accredited institutes in my region, I came to Tyr to the Nursing Vocational School of Imam Sadr Foundation and registered for the Terminale Superieure in nursing care. However, my parents can no more support any additional economic burden – which is already high (schooling my sister & brothers) – and because their only living support is as most of South-Lebanese villagers, tobacco plantation (regular income from the government). So, I pray my God and have great trust on Him and “tawakkol” that you’ll help me to realize my dream of becoming an efficient nurse helping people I my country.

“Ignorance is dangerous but knowledge without responsibility is more dangerous”

Dear LFT donors: It costs a mere 42 GBP to provide an elderly refugee with three nutritious meals for a month. Please, continue to donate and gain the thawab of honouring the elderly.

LFT Donors please continue donating towards this noble project

The Holy Prophet (saw) said:

“He who maintains an orphan in honour, he and I will be together in heaven…as these two fingers are together.”

As Iraq emerges from a nine year invasion of US forces, it faces an uphill battle to help the poor, the wounded, the widowed and others scarred by war. Tens of thousands of civilians have died and the most vulnerable of all are the orphans of Iraq.