Take care of women, Take care of women, Take care of womenProphet Muhammed PBUH (before his death)
Women who are the primary caregiver for their children, face significant financial burdens as costs of childcare, education, and daily living can be overwhelming, particularly for single mothers or those with limited income.
Women struggle to find or maintain employment while on maternity leave or caring for multiple children.
Due to the nature of work or the legal system of some countries, women don't really have equal opportunities when it comes to the employment market.
Women are more vulnerable to domestic abuse and aggression, which can severely impact their mental health.
Females, despite tending to live longer, endure higher levels of illness over their lives. They face unique health challenges, such as menstruation and pregnancy impacting their ability to work or care for their families.
In many parts of the world, women have less access to education compared to men limiting their job prospects and ability to achieve financial independence.
The main objective of this Waqf, which focuses on helping female heads of households, is to prepare and support them financially and professionally to become active members in their communities.
This is done by enabling them to earn money and utilise it in economic and developmental activities, including through training and microfinance loans. At IBW we believe this benefits not just the wider family but society as a whole, whilst taking one step closer to justice and solidarity.
You can donate on this page through the link above, or you can make a donation to the women’s Waqf through the ‘Donate a Share’ page. Your donation will be invested in many low risk economic projects that are compatible with the principles of Islamic Shariah.
Their proceeds will then be used to fund our services that aim to achieve familial development, and the empowerment of women to be active members of their societies. This Waqf is characterised by lasting rewards for the donor and lasting benefit for society.
When you donate shares in the women’s Waqf, IBW invests these funds in low risk projects that comply with the principles of Islamic Sharia and then spends its proceeds on financing women to start their own projects to generate income, reducing their dependence on others and vulnerability in the face of disasters.
Your donation helps us to provide a helping hand in lifting women out of poverty, supporting them to engage in training and economic and development programmes that help them meet their financial needs. Whether this is done through sewing or agricultural projects, setting up small shops or businesses, raising poultry or beekeeping, your donation will help give women a sustainable source of income.