Minhaj Welfare Foundation
| Founded | 17 October 1989 |
|---|---|
| Founder | Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri |
| Type | Charitable organisation |
| Focus | To provide food, water, education and health care to the needy. |
| Location | |
Key people | Dawood Hussain Mashadi, Tehseen Khalid, Sagheer Akhtar, Shahid Kaleem, Adnan Sohail, Muhammad Ahmad Moeen |
| Slogan | Embedding hope in the hearts of the needy |
| Website | www.minhajwelfare.org |
Minhaj Welfare Foundation (MWF) is a non-governmental international relief and welfare organisation and a branch of Minhaj-ul-Quran International. It was founded on 17 October 1989 by Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri,[1] and registered in the UK.
MWF's projects can be divided into four major categories: education, healthcare, emergency aid and welfare support.
Selected works
- 70,000 free eye-medical treatments.[2]
- Relief work in the Swat [3] and Malakand division by providing relief aid. This included temporary shelters, medical dispensaries, educational establishments and food packets. Minhaj Welfare Foundation has publicly vowed that it will not stop the relief work in Swat until every migrant has returned home.[4][5]
- Emergency relief in response to the 2010 Pakistan floods, Cyclone Sidr (Bangladesh), Tsunami (Indonesia),[6] Sudan, Gaza Crisis, SWAT valley.[7][8][9]
- Each year MWF helps to organise and manage the second largest Itekaaf (Spiritual Retreat during Ramadan) in the whole world after the one in Makkah and Madina.[10][11][12]
- In Pakistan, MWF was the first charity in the history of the country to arrange and fund collective-marriage ceremonies for the needy.[13][14][15][16][17][18]
- Aghosh Orphan Care Home.[19]
References
- ↑ About MWF
- ↑ Minhaj Free Eye Surgery Camp held in Mansehra
- ↑ Nation Pakistan Report
- ↑ Minhaj Education Society opens schools in two relief camps
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- ↑ Minhaj Welfare Foundation Flood Appeal on BBC NEW 24
- ↑ Nation news
- ↑ Tahir-ul-Qadri cancels Itikaf 2010 for the help of flood affectees
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- ↑ Around 50,000 to take part in Aitkaf at Minhajul Quran
- ↑ The News -25 couples tie the knot at mass marriage
- ↑ The Nation
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- ↑ 10 couples tie knot-july 2011
- ↑ MWF marries off 26 couples - Pakistan Today
- ↑ The Express Tribune: Ten displaced couples tie the knot
- ↑ Minhaj Foundation to give orphanage to 500 orphans
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