Muslimah Care, St. Paul Street, Mafoluku, Oshodi (2026)

05/09/2026

DAY 4 OF 50/ SUPPORTING HER CHILDREN

When a mother becomes a widow, her children may also face many changes. They may need extra support with their education, food, clothing, and everyday needs.

When we support a widow, we are also helping the children in her care. Our contribution can give them a sense of security and help them continue growing with hope and confidence.

Allah SWT says:
“They ask you about what they should spend. Say: Whatever you spend of good is for parents and relatives and orphans…” (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:215)

🌸 Today’s reminder:
When we care for her, we care for those she cares for.

Your support for the Muslimah Care Annual Widows’ Programme can help bring comfort, stability and hope to widows and their children.

To donate
0612250496
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May Allah SWT bless every person who gives, supports and makes life easier for a family in need. Ameen.

03/09/2026

DAY 3 OF 50
PROVIDING FOR HER FAMILY

For many widows, caring for a family means managing many needs with limited resources. A helping hand can make it easier to put food on the table and care for those who depend on her.

A food parcel, grocery support, or a contribution towards household essentials may seem simple to us, but it can bring relief, dignity, and peace of mind to a family.
Islam encourages us to share what Allah has blessed us with and to care for those facing hardship.

📖 Allah SWT says:
“And they give food, despite loving it, to the needy, the orphan, and the captive.” Surah Al-Insan 76:8

Today’s reminder:
We may not be able to solve every difficulty, but we can help make someone’s burden a little lighter.

Your support for the Muslimah Care Annual Widows’ Programme can help provide essential support to widows and their families.

To support
0612250496
Muslimah Care Volunteering Initiative
Gt bank

02/09/2026

🌷 DAY 2 OF 50 — REMINDING A WIDOW THAT SHE IS NOT ALONE 🌷

After losing a husband, a widow may suddenly find herself carrying responsibilities that were once shared. There may be moments when the challenges feel overwhelming.

When we reach out, listen, help, or contribute towards her needs, we send a simple but powerful message:

“You are not forgotten. Your family matters. Your community cares.”

Support is not always about money. Sometimes, a kind word, a sincere dua, a visit, or helping with a practical need can bring comfort to a heart that is carrying a lot.

Allah SWT reminds us of the importance of caring for those in need:

📖 “And whatever good you put forward for yourselves, you will find it with Allah.” (Surah Al-Muzzammil 73:20)

Today, let us be the reason a widow feels remembered and supported.

Your support for the Muslimah Care Annual Widows’ Programme can help remind a widow that she is part of a caring Ummah.

May Allah make us a source of comfort for those who need it, accept our efforts, and place barakah in every act of kindness. Ameen. 🤲

10/08/2026

Something meaningful is coming…

This December, we return with something close to our hearts.

Something rooted in compassion.
Something powered by generosity.
Something done for one purpose:

Pleasing Allah.

Because sometimes, we never know which small act of goodness will become the deed Allah accepts from us.

December 2026.

Muslimah Care Annual Widows’ Program

No widow should walk alone.

Will you be part of it?

More details coming soon, In shā’ Allāh.

20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak

Alhamdulillah for the blessing of witnessing and completing Ramadan, a month of mercy, growth, and reflection. We are grateful for every fast kept, every prayer made, and every moment our hearts turned back to Allah.

As we celebrate Eid, may our joy be rooted in gratitude, our hearts remain purified, and our actions carry forward the teachings of Ramadan.

O Allah, accept from us our fasting, our prayers, and all our ibaadaat. Forgive our shortcomings and allow the light of Ramadan to remain in our hearts throughout the year. O Allah, grant peace, safety, and relief to our brothers and sisters suffering in lands of hardship and war, especially in places like Palestine, Sudan, Yemen, Syria, Iran and all regions facing ظلم. Protect the oppressed, heal their wounds, and grant them strength and victory. O Allah, bring justice against the oppressors, restrain their ظلم, and replace hardship with ease and أمن. Unite the Ummah upon truth and compassion, and grant us all steadfast faith and a beautiful end.
Ameen 🤲.

TaqabalalLAhu minna Wa minkum 🤲

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19/03/2026

Give Zakatul Fitr on Time

As Ramadan draws to a close, one of the final and important acts of worship is giving Zakatul Fitr. This charity is a duty upon every Muslim who is able, and it serves as a purification for the fasting person and a means of support for those in need. It ensures that everyone, regardless of their situation, can share in the joy of Eid.

The purpose of Zakatul Fitr is beautifully rooted in compassion and responsibility. It cleanses any shortcomings in our fasting such as idle talk or minor mistakes and at the same time provides food for the poor so they are not left out on the day of celebration. It is a reminder that our worship is not only personal but also social, caring for the wellbeing of the community.

Allah SWT encourages giving and caring for others in the Qur'an (2:110): “Establish prayer and give zakah, and whatever good you put forward for yourselves you will find it with Allah.” This verse reminds us that every act of giving is preserved with Allah and will return to us as reward.

The Prophet ﷺ, instructed that Zakatul Fitr should be given before the Eid prayer so that it reaches those in need in time. Giving it early ensures that families can prepare for Eid with dignity and happiness. Delaying it without a valid reason may cause one to miss out on its full reward.

As we complete Ramadan, paying Zakatul Fitr on time is a beautiful way to end the month, with generosity, gratitude, and care for others.

O Allah, accept from us our fasting, our prayers, and our charity. Purify our hearts and our deeds, and allow our Zakatul Fitr to reach those in need and bring them ease and happiness. Do not let us leave Ramadan except that You have forgiven us and written us among the successful. Ameen.

Ramadan, Day 30
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18/03/2026

End the Month with Self-Accountability (Muhasabah)

As Ramadan comes to an end, it is important to pause and reflect on how we have spent this blessed month. We began with hope and intention, striving to grow spiritually and draw closer to Allah SWT. Now is the time to look back honestly and to assess our efforts, recognize our shortcomings, and renew our commitment moving forward. This process of self-accountability, is essential for continuous growth in faith.

Allah SWT reminds us in the Qur'an (59:18): “O you who believe, fear Allah. And let every soul look to what it has sent forth for tomorrow…” This verse encourages believers to reflect on their deeds and prepare for the Hereafter. It is a call to be mindful of our actions and to evaluate whether they bring us closer to Allah or distance us from Him.

Among the companions, Umar ibn al-Khattab gave profound advice: “Take account of yourselves before you are taken to account.” He understood that regularly reflecting on one’s actions helps a person correct mistakes, increase good deeds, and remain sincere. Muhasabah is not about feeling hopeless, but about being honest and striving to improve.

As Ramadan ends, ask yourself: Did I grow closer to Allah? Did I improve my character? Which good habits can I continue after Ramadan? Use this reflection as a stepping stone, not an endpoint. Let the lessons of Ramadan carry into the rest of your life.

O Allah, accept from us our fasting, our prayers, and all our acts of worship in this blessed month. Forgive our shortcomings and overlook our mistakes. Help us to continue the good we started in Ramadan and keep our hearts firm upon Your guidance. Make us among those who are successful in this life and the Hereafter. Ameen 🤲.

Ramadan, Day 29
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17/03/2026

Pray for Jannah

We often find ourselves asking for things that are temporary, success in school, comfort, ease, and worldly achievements yet we sometimes forget to ask for the greatest and most eternal gift of all "Jannah". While there is nothing wrong with asking for our needs in this life, a believer’s heart should always be focused on the everlasting reward that never fades.

Tonight is another precious opportunity to seek the Night of Majesty, a night filled with mercy and acceptance of du‘a. It is a privilege not guaranteed to everyone, so we should make the most of it by asking Allah SWT for Jannah, a gift that no one can grant except Him. In these blessed moments, when du‘a is most likely to be accepted, let our hearts turn to what truly matters in the hereafter.

Allah SWT describes the reward of Paradise in the Qur'an (3:133): “And hasten to forgiveness from your Lord and a Paradise as wide as the heavens and the earth, prepared for the righteous.” This verse reminds us that Jannah is vast, beautiful, and prepared for those who strive for it sincerely. It is a place of peace, joy, and closeness to Allah SWT, far beyond anything we can imagine.

The Prophet ﷺ, encouraged believers to ask Allah for Jannah and to seek refuge from the Hellfire. This shows that our du‘a should be focused on our ultimate destination. Asking for Jannah is not just a wish; it is a goal that shapes our actions, character, and worship.

So tonight, raise your hands with hope and humility. Ask Allah not only for your needs in this world but for the eternal success of the hereafter.

O Allah, we ask You for Jannah and everything that brings us closer to it in words and actions. Grant us the highest level of Paradise and protect us from the Hellfire. Accept our deeds, forgive our sins, and make us among those who will enter Jannah without حساب. Allow us to witness Your mercy and gather us among the righteous in eternal bliss. Aameen 🤲.

Ramadan, Day 28
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Pleasing Allah
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16/03/2026

One Good Deed Secretly

One of the most sincere forms of worship is a good deed performed in secret. When a person does something good purely for the sake of Allah SWT, without seeking recognition or praise from others, it reflects true sincerity of the heart. Secret deeds protect a believer from showing off and strengthen the intention to please Allah SWT alone.

Allah SWT encourages sincerity in giving and doing good. He says in the Qur'an (2:271): “If you disclose your charities, it is good; but if you conceal them and give them to the poor, it is better for you, and it will remove some of your sins.” This verse highlights the beauty and virtue of hidden acts of kindness. When a good deed is done quietly for Allah’s sake, its reward becomes even greater.

The righteous people of the past valued secret acts of worship greatly. They understood that deeds done privately are often more sincere because they are free from the desire for recognition. A hidden charity, a quiet prayer in the night, helping someone without anyone knowing, or making du‘a for others in private are all examples of deeds that bring immense reward.

During these blessed days and nights of Ramadan, try to perform at least one good deed that only Allah SWT knows about. It could be helping someone quietly, giving charity without revealing your name, or making sincere du‘a for someone who may never know you prayed for them. These secret acts become treasures between you and your Lord.

O Allah, purify our intentions and make our deeds sincere for Your sake alone. Help us to perform good actions both openly and secretly, seeking only Your pleasure. Accept our hidden acts of worship and make them a source of forgiveness, mercy, and nearness to You. Ameen.

Ramadan, Day 27
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