Written by Zahra Hussain
Manama, April 6 (BNA): With the doors of mercy wide open, the holy month of Ramadan always brings the best people in Bahrain and abroad.
United in a pluralistic and compassionate society, people in Bahrain come together as they engage more deeply in the spiritual and human side.
As a multicultural society in Bahrain, people are fed by helping others who are less fortunate or needy.
Ramadan comes to remind people of Islamic morals and ethics as they celebrate the month by spreading joy to the least fortunate.
Bahraini society is known for its deeply rooted values that have enabled it to face adversities and challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic with solidarity and synergy.
People live for the joy of others. During the holy month, people focus on gathering as one.
Charitable institutions and humanitarian funds of various kinds from all over the Kingdom depend on the spirit of generosity by providing foodstuffs and necessities to less fortunate individuals and families.
People can donate by connecting with their local charities and contributing in simple ways. With the power of development and technology, these funds and charities go above and beyond when it comes to facilitating and facilitating donations by hosting various events and collaborations to reach as many people as possible.
The Royal Humanitarian Foundation (RHF) provides an outstanding example.
“During the blessed month of Ramadan, the Foundation, under the leadership of His Highness Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, representative of His Majesty the King for Humanitarian Work and Youth Affairs, is implementing many programs,” said the Secretary-General of the Renee Charitable Foundation, Dr. Mustafa. said mr.
“It includes distributing Ramadan food baskets to the families of widows, orphans and the needy, preparing breakfast meals, and various sports activities and meetings.”
He explained that the Ahl Al-Ma’ruf campaign was launched to support orphans, widows and needy families to meet their requests, referring to the fundraising campaign carried out by Bahrain TV.
He said, “We were able to cooperate with influencers on social media to adopt and market cases until the required amount of donations is completed.”
In Bahrain, people live in a world where every service is just a click away. These services evolved from delivering food and groceries. Nowadays, local platforms provide people with many funds and charities to choose from and easily donate in your home.
“As a purposeful organization, we are very excited to use our platform as a space to do good for the community,” said Fatima Al Bastaki, Head of Communication and Public Affairs at Talabat.
“This year, requests for support will continue through various dedicated initiatives geared towards more donations, and our focus will be on volunteering on the ground and campaigns in collaboration with partners to serve the community and positively impact our ecosystem.”
Food waste during the holy month can be a serious problem. This is why local charities make daily trips during Ramadan to various restaurants and hotels to collect leftovers and distribute them well and meticulously to prevent food waste.
These communities partner with individuals and organizations as well to help preserve and distribute excess food to the least fortunate.
This aid extends beyond food and production. Charitable societies and funds from all over the Kingdom help in collecting “Zakat Al-Fitr” and used pieces of clothing, which are in excellent condition for children and families, to help stricken families during the Eid holidays.
With technical assistance, various online banking platforms and charity websites provide people with the easiest clicks and simplest steps to contribute to their happiness.
The holy month of Ramadan is a period of humility when people in Bahrain come to make a difference in simple deeds, reminding each one of the nation’s sincere ethics and morals in giving.
With advanced services and technologies, you can easily help support those in need and share their joy.