Al-Manaber Al-Quraniya opens 25 wells and 3 mosques, implements humanitarian projects in several countries

The Al-Manaber Al-Quraniya Association announced the implementation of a series of charitable and humanitarian projects over the past two months. These initiatives included the opening of 25 water wells in India and Bangladesh, and the inauguration of three mosques in Africa benefiting more than 300 worshippers. Additionally, the association carried out projects in Somalia and Sudan, which involved providing drinking water to children and distributing food baskets and meals to the most vulnerable Sudanese refugee families. These efforts are part of the association’s strategy to expand its project scope and meet the basic needs of the most vulnerable groups.

Dr. Mohammed Al-Omran, the association’s General Director, stated that these projects extend Al-Manaber Al-Quraniya’s mission of combining service to the Holy Quran, mosque construction, and humanitarian work. This approach is rooted in Islamic values that encourage generosity, mutual support, and aiding those in need. He emphasized that the association is committed to directing donors’ contributions to projects that yield tangible and sustainable impacts on beneficiaries’ lives.

Al-Omran explained that the opening of 25 wells in India and Bangladesh helps provide access to safe drinking water and alleviates the hardships faced by communities struggling to obtain it. He noted that water provision represents a form of ongoing charity (Sadaqah Jariyah), whose benefits continue and whose impact renews over time, citing the Prophet’s saying: “The best charity is providing water.”

He added that the association also inaugurated three mosques in Africa, serving more than 300 worshippers. These facilities provide a suitable environment for performing religious rituals and enhance the mosque’s role in reinforcing faith-based values and fostering community cohesion. He pointed out that building houses of God is a cornerstone of the association’s projects and its Quranic and da’wah mission.

On the humanitarian front, Al-Omran highlighted a water provision project in Somalia that benefited hundreds of children. The initiative aimed to supply drinking water and alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable groups, particularly in areas suffering from water scarcity. He stressed that providing water to children not only meets their daily needs but also contributes to protecting their health and improving their living conditions.

He further noted the implementation of a project distributing food baskets and meals to the most needy Sudanese refugee families. This humanitarian response aims to ease the living burdens faced by these families and support them in securing their basic food needs amid difficult humanitarian conditions.

In a related development, Al-Omran announced the launch of an urgent humanitarian campaign to support displaced Yemeni families, responding to their pressing living needs amid the hardships caused by displacement and the loss of stability. He explained that the campaign allows donors to contribute a sum of 25 Kuwaiti Dinars, which will be used to provide shelter tents, bedding, blankets, food baskets, and safe drinking water. This contribution helps alleviate the suffering of displaced families and meets their basic needs.

Al-Omran affirmed that the project embodies the concept of comprehensive humanitarian response by integrating shelter, food, water, and essential living supplies. He noted that these needs are a humanitarian priority for families forced to leave their homes and live in environments lacking stability.

He called on benefactors and donors in Kuwait to support the project and help alleviate the suffering of displaced Yemeni families, emphasizing that any contribution, regardless of its size, can make a real difference in the lives of families facing difficult living conditions.

Dr. Al-Omran revealed that Al-Manaber Al-Quraniya has already begun, in cooperation with approved Yemeni charitable organizations, the implementation of...

A group of urgent humanitarian projects to meet the basic needs of displaced Yemeni families, emphasizing the Association’s commitment to rapid response and directing aid to the most vulnerable groups, thereby helping to alleviate living burdens and strengthen the foundations of stability. Al-Umran concluded his statement by expressing his appreciation and gratitude to the donors and supporters of the Association’s projects, affirming that the humanitarian and da’wah achievements realized are the fruit of the generosity of the people of Kuwait and their trust in charitable work. He prayed to God Almighty to accept their righteous deeds, to count their contributions as good deeds in their scales of merit, and to perpetuate upon Kuwait the blessings of security, safety, and generosity.