Yemen Water Well Appeal
Give the Best Charity
Provide Clean Water
The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) was asked: "Which charity is best?" He replied:
"Providing water." (Sunan Abu Dawud)
In the blessed month of Ramadan, while we quench our thirst at Iftar with cool, clean water, millions in Yemen are facing a devastating crisis. For them, water is not a basic right—it is a daily struggle for survival.
Your legacy: A reward that never runs dry
The beauty of a water well is its permanence. It is a Sadaqah Jariyah (continuous charity). Long after this Ramadan has passed, every drop of water consumed by a child, an elder, or a traveller will add to your scale of good deeds.
The Crisis: 14.5 Million People Without Safe Water
Yemen is currently facing one of the world's most severe water catastrophes. Years of conflict and institutional collapse have left the country dry.
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The Long Walk: Mothers and children walk for miles under the scorching sun to find water.
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The Dangerous Choice: Most available water is contaminated. Families must choose between dying of thirst or drinking water that brings cholera and disease.
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Stolen Childhoods: Children spend their days fetching heavy containers instead of attending school.
This is not just a thirsty nation; it is a test of our mercy.
Beyond Survival: How a Well Changes Everything
A water well is more than just a hole in the ground; it is the heartbeat of a community. When you fund a well with Mercy Relief, you provide:
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Health: Clean water immediately stops the spread of waterborne diseases.
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Education: Children are freed from the burden of fetching water and can return to school.
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Dignity: Mothers can finally provide a safe glass of water to their children without fear.
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Sustainability: One well can serve an entire village for generations.
Quench Their Thirst This Ramadan
Imagine the reward of every person who breaks their fast with water provided by you. This Ramadan, don't just give a temporary gift. Give the gift of life.
Build a well. Restore hope. Relieve their hearts.
Give the Gift of Water Now