Chapter 01 · The need
Water, carried home.
Before a well, water is whatever someone can carry, from wherever it is that day.
Before a well
On heads, and on bikes.
Chapter 02 · What your gift does
A well where there wasn't one.
A new well is a water source built from the ground up. A repair brings a broken one back into use.
New well. £1,300.
Repair. £200.
In Uganda and Pakistan
Chapter 03 · Sadaqah jariyah
A name on the plaque.
Yours, someone you love, someone who has passed away, or a whole family. You choose the name.
“When a person dies, their deeds end except for three: a continuing charity, knowledge that benefits, or a righteous child who prays for them.”
The Prophet ﷺ — Sahih Muslim
Chapter 04 · What you get back
You never have to chase us.
- 01
The day you give
Your well gets its own permanent reference number.
- 02
On the ground
Our Ummah's team on the ground builds or repairs it.
- 03
About a month
It normally takes up to around a month — up to around two in exceptionally busy periods.
- 04
When it's done
A full report, photographs and a completion video, sent to you.
A repair typically gives a well another two to five years of use. It depends on what failed in the first place, so we never promise more than that.
Chapter 05 · Give a well
The next one could carry your name.
A new well is £1,300. A repair is £200. Uganda or Pakistan — the choice is yours.
For the sake of Allah.