Zakat Distribution
We collect and distribute Zakat to eligible recipients according to Islamic principles, ensuring 100% of your Zakat reaches those who need it most. (5,000+ families supported annually)
Sadaqah Programs
Voluntary charity that can be given at any time. We use Sadaqah for immediate needs, emergency relief, and ongoing community support. (TZS 500M+ distributed yearly)
Orphans Support
Comprehensive care for orphans including monthly stipends, educational support, healthcare, and psychosocial services to ensure their well-being. (500+ orphans under our care)
Widows Assistance
Empowering widows through financial support, skills training, and business opportunities to achieve self-reliance and dignity. (300+ widows supported)
Food Security
Providing food packages, hot meals, and nutritional support to families facing hunger and food insecurity across Tanzania. (10,000+ meals provided monthly)
Emergency Cash Aid
Immediate financial assistance for families facing unexpected crises, medical emergencies, or natural disasters. (2,000+ families assisted)
What is Zakat?
Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, requiring Muslims who meet the Nisab threshold to give 2.5% of their eligible wealth to those in need.
What is Sadaqah?
Sadaqah is voluntary charity given out of compassion and generosity. It can be given at any time and in any amount, bringing blessings to both the giver and receiver.
Stories of Hope
Real lives transformed through your generosity
Amina Juma
After losing my husband, I struggled to provide for my three children. Muslim Welfare Tanzania supported me with monthly assistance and later helped me start a small business. Today, I can support my family independently. (Supported through Widows Program)
Mohammed Hassan
As an orphan, I never thought I could continue my education. The organization paid my school fees and provided me with supplies. I'm now in university studying to become a teacher. (Orphans Support Program)
Fatma Said
During the floods, we lost everything. Muslim Welfare Tanzania came to our aid with food, shelter, and emergency cash. They helped us rebuild our lives when we had nowhere to turn. (Emergency Aid Recipient)
"The example of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is like a seed of grain which grows seven spikes; in each spike is a hundred grains." — Surah Al-Baqarah, Verse 261