The Crisis Facing Syrians

Since the onset of the Syrian Civil War in 2011, millions of Syrians have been forced to flee their homes, becoming internally displaced within their own country. These displaced individuals face immense challenges, including inadequate shelter, lack of access to healthcare, and severe food insecurity.

The protracted conflict has devastated Syria’s economy, infrastructure, and agricultural sector. The increased demand for housing, education, and healthcare services has stretched resources thin, exacerbating poverty and social disparities.

THE URGENT NEED FOR NUTRITION

Food insecurity is a critical issue for internally displaced Syrians. Limited access to essential resources has left many unable to afford an adequate diet. Malnutrition, particularly among children, persists due to insufficient access to nutritious food and healthcare services. The conflict has disrupted local food production, leading to higher food prices and widespread food insecurity among the displaced population.

OUR FRESH QURBAN PROGRAM

Muslim Aid Australia is implementing a humanitarian aid project to improve food security and nutrition for internally displaced Syrians by distributing fresh meat during Eid al-Adha. Our program is designed with the utmost care and adherence to Islamic principles:

• Ethical Sourcing: Before Eid, our experienced team visits local farmers and suppliers to inspect the livestock meticulously. We ensure that all animals meet strict Islamic guidelines and are defects-free.
• Halal Sacrifice: During the three days of Eid, the animals are sacrificed according to Halal procedures under the supervision of our dedicated staff or a trusted representative.
• Preparation & Packaging: The meat is carefully prepared and packaged into individual bags or boxes for needy families.
• Local Delivery: We prioritise delivering the Qurban meat directly to families and communities within the designated regions, ensuring your donation reaches those most in need.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

By donating $405, you can provide a Qurban sheep to refugees and internally displaced Syrian families, helping to alleviate malnutrition and hunger.