Adaka, Akika, Sadaqa & Qurbani Project Supporting Rohingya Muslims and Bangladeshi Orphans

The Mawlana Abdur Rashid Social Welfare Association is proudly continuing its humanitarian mission through the Adaka, Akika, Sadaqa, and Qurbani Project, dedicated to serving vulnerable Rohingya Muslim communities and orphanages across Bangladesh. As an active NGO committed to compassion and social welfare, we work to ensure that essential religious offerings reach those most in need.

Every year, thousands of displaced Rohingya families and orphaned children struggle to secure nutritious meals. Through this project, the association collects Adaka, Akika, Sadaqa, and Qurbani contributions from donors and distributes fresh, hygienically prepared meat to refugee families, shelters, madrasa students, and orphanages. This program not only fulfills important religious duties for donors but also delivers vital nutrition and hope to communities facing extreme hardship.

Our dedicated team and volunteers work on the ground in Cox’s Bazar Rohingya Camps and various orphanages throughout Bangladesh to ensure fair, transparent, and effective distribution. Each sacrifice is carried out according to Islamic guidelines, and the meat is delivered directly to families who benefit the most—widows, orphans, disabled individuals, and those living below the poverty line.

“We believe that every act of charity is a step toward uplifting humanity,” said the project coordinator. “Through the support of our generous donors, we can bring relief, dignity, and nourishment to those who need it most.”

The Mawlana Abdur Rashid Social Welfare Association invites well-wishers from around the world to participate in this meaningful project. Your Adaka, Akika, Sadaqa, or Qurbani contribution can change lives, bring smiles, and provide essential food to families who often go days without proper meals.

Together, we can serve humanity, strengthen our community, and fulfill our religious responsibilities with sincerity.