Qurbani is one of the great fundamentals of Islam. We offer your qurbani to people in the deprived rural areas of Western Kenya.

Angel Welfare & Education Trust already supports hundreds of orphans but there are more in need of our help.

Imagine the blessings and reward you will receive for quenching the thirst of a child in desert-like temperatures

A variety of programmes are delivered, catering for everyone including orphans, the youth and Imaams.

For most children, breakfast and lunch is nonexistent. How can we expect children to concentrate and learn under such conditions?

The widows of Kenya are also our mothers. Having lost their husbands, they struggle to come by the very basic necessities to survive.

The Houses for Widows project provides shelter, dignity and hygienic living standards for many widows and their children.

Helping individuals support themselves by providing start-up costs for businesses and self-sufficiency projects.

The Imaams are an essential cog in the education system, providing classes to children in the masjid and attending schools to teach Islamic Education.

Nikah is a practice of all the Prophets A.S. It constitutes half of a Believer’s faith and provides stability in the lives of human beings.

In Western Kenya the need for lavatories is very apparent. We have seen schools with over 500 children sharing just two lavatories.

Our medical camp tends to run for a month treating over 5,000 men, women and children.

A natural self- sustenance project which has worked well for many farmers. We provide seed and fertiliser for Farmers.

A central place for worship for the daily prayers, providing a medium for educational, development and community activities.

AWET carry out an expansive food distribution exercise across western Kenya just prior to Ramadan.

Make a Lillah donation.

Make a Zakaat donation.

Make a Sadaqah donation.

For those who are unable to fast due to difficulty (elderly, terminally ill, etc.) and does not have hope of being able to make up the fasts.

Kaffaarah Is due on a person who breaks their fast intentionally, e.g by eating or drinking without a valid reason. Kaffaarah is a penalty paid by fasting 60 consecutive days.

Fitr means to break fast or to refrain from fasting. Hence the Eid after the fasts of Ramadhaan is called Eid al-Fitr, as it marks the completion of fasting.

Bring a moment of happiness to a child this Eid for as little as £15. The clothes will be distributed amongst the orphans and needy.

Aqeeqah donation for boy or girl.

Sadaqah goat and cow donation.

Sadaqah goat and cow donation.

Kakamega is a regional hub for agricultural and livestock trade. Many muslims that attend the Jamia mosque are either labourers, farmers or owners of small businesses.