The Messenger (PBUH) said: “Whoever brings ease to one in difficulty, Allah will make it easy for him in this life and the Hereafter.” (Sahih Muslim)
$180 - Provide vulnerable Pakistani with cataract surgery to prevent and reverse blindness.
Forgotten and neglected
An estimated 23 million people in Pakistan are visually impaired, and for 80%, that blindness is curable or reversible. Around 3 million children are visually impaired, and every three minutes, another person develops an eye disease in Pakistan.
Just $180 can restore the eyesight of a vulnerable person in the coastal areas of Pakistan as well as Pakistan-administered Kashmir. It’s a priceless gift to give someone their sight back, allowing them to live with independence and dignity.
A future of change
When a person is cured of cataracts, especially in communities with limited accessibility for the visually impaired, they not only have their eyesight restored, but they’re able to navigate their environment, earn a living, and care for their families. It provides ongoing benefits for the whole family for years to come.
With your help, we want to support 100 people to be able to see, and remove the risk of blindness.
We’ll also be providing a free eye test camp and awareness sessions to help the local community to assess their sight, and intervene before the loss of vision.
Zakat
This project is Zakat-applicable and you can calculate what you owe with our easy-to-use Zakat calculator.
Our work in Pakistan
We’ve been changing lives in Pakistan for 17 years.
Last year, we helped a total of 3,843,279 people, including 1,656,490 people in Pakistan through our flood response, as well as projects that provided sustainable clean water, livelihood training, education, solar-powered electricity, and food security.
Be a mercy to a person facing the loss of their sight.
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