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IICO NEWS -June 2005 |
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Al-Hajji: Kuwaiti Joint Committee for Relief Aid is maintaining
its humanitarian aid program in Darfur
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Mr. Al-Hajji, the chairman of Kuwaiti
Joint Committee for Relief Aid called upon all charitable organizations
in Kuwait to intensify their relief efforts, co-operate together, and
coordinate with each other in order to be able to respond efficiently to
the increasing urgent needs of the victims in Darfur region in west of
Sudan.

He further added it is our duty to help
those who were displaced from their land as a result of the civil war in
Darfur to help improve their catastrophic conditions.
Mr. Al-Hajji advised those organizations
to work together to deliver their humanitarian assistance in systematic
and organized manners to insure their quick response to disaster there.
Mr. Al-Hajji said that the Kuwaiti Joint
Committee for Relief Aid with cooperation with IICO office in Sudan is
continuing their relief missions in Darfur region. Recently, the General
Director of Kuwaiti Joint Committee for Relief Aid, Faisal Al-Jeran as
well as the Director for Relief Aid, Badr Al-Shamroukh, visited Darfur
region and supervised the deliverance and distribution of a new shipment
of humantrian aids: food, water, clothes, and medicine for the affected
people.
Badr Al-Shamroukh pointed that this was
the third humantrian aids shipment of the relief committee to the
region.
It is worth to mention the committee deputy met with the Sudanese
officials to know latest development in the region and the needs of the
afflicted people there.
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Asian Committee
calls upon the Generous Donors to support
"School Bag Project" |
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At the beginning of the new study year, and under the slogan "Let
them Learn", the Asian Committee urges Charitable Donors to donate generously
for the "School Page Project".
The project is implemented in several Asian countries. The Committee always
distributes school bags as well as necessary stationeries for the new school
year among those needy children every year.
The project helps thousands of orphans sponsored by the Committee as well as
other needy children whose families can not afford to buy for them their needs
to start the new year.
The project supplies every student with school uniform, a bag, and the
stationeries. The total cost is only five dinars or one may donate the bag and
the necessary stationeries.
Thousands of needy students at all stages of education benefit from the project.
It is worth to mention that there are thousands of needy Muslim students in Asia
who are eager to learn and but can not continue their education because of
poverty. The
Committee called upon the donors to give generously to the ease the effects of
the hard living conditions of poor Muslims in Asia.
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Muslim World
League Finalizes the project of the
"High Co-ordination Board"
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Mr. Al-Turki the Chairman of Muslim World League announced
that the League is about to finalize the project of the High Co-ordination
Board which aims for sustaining cooperation and co-ordination between
Islamic Organizations. He said that it is a global project to bring
Islamic Organizations to work together for the defense of the interests of
the Muslim Ummah.
30 major Islamic organizations will get together to put the final touches
to the project. Mr. Al-Turki pointed that founding an organization for the
coordination between Islamic Organizations has become a necessity because
the Islamic world is facing many challenges. The Islamic beliefs and
culture are under attacks. The enemies of the Ummah are working together
in order to reconstruct our beliefs and culture in such a way to suit
their interests.
After 9/11 the anti Muslims forces such as the International Zionisim
organizations took this occasion as an excuse to attack Muslims and Islam
at all levels. The present situation and circumstances make it a must on
Muslims to unite, cooperate, and coordinate their efforts to face these
challenges.
He mentioned that this project is aiming for:
1. putting a scientific practical program to help Islamic organizations,
centers, associations work together.
2. coordinating between these organizations in fields of common interest.
3. and implementing joint projects.
The new project help Muslims work together to remove misunderstanding
amongst Muslims and find ground to solve thier cultural and social
problems.
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IICO
became more involved in charitable activities in Uzbekistan |
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The
director of IICO office in Uzbekistan, Abdul Hakim Qari Min-Qalauf,
affirmed that IICO is actively working in charitable projects in
Uzbekistan and all over the world. He added that IICO is particularly
interested in educational projects and establishing Masjids.
He said in the last few years IICO became more involved in charitable
activities in Uzbekistan. IICO coordinated with Uzbekistani Muslims
Sectors to implement many future charitable projects.
IICO dug 5 water wells in Samarqand and surrounded areas; it also offers
financial aids to orphans and needy families as well as scholarship for
the distinguished students.
It also supports Islamic schools and educational institutes, distributes
copies of the Holy Quran, and books.
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IICO
invites Generous Donors to participate in Breaking the Fast Project |
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This is a reminder to the people of Kuwait who are long
known of their generosity and charitable work even at the time of limited
resources. This is an invitation for the people of Kuwait who are long
known of their generosity and charitable work even at the time of limited
resources, to participate in offering Iftar meals in the Masjids as well
as to the needy families.
According to Islamic teachings, one of the best deeds in the sight of God
is feeding the hungry. In more than 45 places around the world, IICO
offers meals for breaking the fast during the month of Ramadan.
IICO is ready to accept donations and contributions before the beginning
of the Holy Month and may Allah reward you. The cost is as follows:
1) It is only $1.5 per a meal
2) Pay as little as $45 you to supply a needy person
with thirty meals to break his fast through out the
month of Ramadan
3) Pay $3.5 to supply a family with enough food staff
to prepare a meal.
4) For as little as $100 you can supply a needy family
with enough food to break the fast for the entire
holy month. |
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IICO participated in re Relief Aid
to the victims of floods in Bangladesh |
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Kuwaiti
Joint Committee for Relief Aid called upon the generous donors to relief
the victims of floods in Bangladesh.
The committee announced that it intensified its aids to
Bangladeshi people who were afflicted by the worst floods in years.
Water immersed 140 provinces and led to the displacement of
millions of people. The floods caused extensive damage to infrastructure
of the country.
Crops were destroyed; thousands of cattle died; roads were
closed; bridges were destroyed; about 2000 Masjids and schools were
demolished.
The chairman of the committee appealed to the honorable
donors to continue their charities to the needy in Bangladesh and
participate in other projects sponsored by IICO. |
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500
families benefited from "Supply the Food" project |
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Dr.
Fareed Al-Awady Vice Director of IICO announced that IICO has distributed
parcels of food on needy families in Kuwait with coordination with the
Puplic Trust of Al-Awqaf.
The parcel contains food supply enough to cover the needs
of a family for one month. Every parcel supplies the family of basic needs
of rice, beans, flour, oil, tomato past,… etc. The amounts are determined
according to the size of the family.
Dr Al-Awady pointed that IICO prepared cards for needy families and signed
contracts with coop-societies so that they can supply them with their
monthly parcels.
He mentioned that so far 500 families have benefited from this project.
More families are expected to benefit from the project in the future.
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Zakat
House
distributed aided
3909 needy families
in Kuwait
during July 2004 |
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Zakat House stressed that it is one of its objectives to
assist needy families in Kuwait.
Dr. Khalid Al-Shatti, Director of Social services devision in Zakat
House, announced that they have distributed 1193648 k.d on 3909 needy
families in Kuwait during July 2004.
He mentioned also that they gave 292600 K.D. non-interest loans to 109
families.
He further urged Muslims and generous donors to give their Zakat and
Sadaqah to the Zakat House through its many available channels in
Kuwait. |
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