This Muslim Group Feeds Sydney’s Needy 6 Days a Week
The Brothers in Need initiative is a volunteer-led project which feeds needy people in Sydney, Australia six days a week. More
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Two Muslim Students Die Saving Children in Massachusetts, USA
Theeb and Jaser lost their lives saving children who were being swept away in the Chicopee River. More
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Doctor Who Helped Develop Lifesaving Vaccines Passes Away
Dr. Adel Mahmoud, who played a critical role in the development of lifesaving vaccines, passed away on June 11 aged 76. More
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5 Lessons We Can Learn from Ali Banat’s Life
Ali’s story touched the lives of millions around the world. Here are 5 lessons we can learn from his life. More
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Surprising a Cleaner of Masjid An Nabawi
After his video went viral, we put a message asking people to help us find him. We found him and done a crowdfunder to raise money for him to help him in his studies. More
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East London Takeaway Serves Free Food to Over 300 Needy People Every Thursday
Food is served between 3-7pm and anyone in need can eat for free, no questions asked. More
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Police Officer Dives Into Freezing Water to Save Man from Drowning
PC Mohammed Nadeem dived into a freezing river after he noticed a man struggling to stay afloat. More
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Mother Offers to Help Teen Involved in Her Son’s Murder in Emotional Courtroom Speech
“I don’t hate you, I can’t hate you, it’s not our way, showing rahmah (mercy) is our way.” More
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Mosque Gets Vandalized Then Pays Fine For Vandal to Save Him From Jail
“We didn’t want him to go to jail for six years.” More
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The Time Mohamed Salah Helped a Man Who Robbed His Family
It happened when he was playing at Egyptian football club Alexandria. More
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Muslim Students Across America Hand out Food to the Homeless
They do it as part of an initiative started by MSA National called Project Downtown. More
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Muslim Shopkeeper Gives Away Free Food to Those In Need
Rehman Afzal has installed a community fridge in his shop offering free food to those in need. More
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