Duty To Allah
IRAJI’s “Duty to Allah” seeks to achieve a world in which every individual can enjoy an empowered life – a life of security, dignity, and equal opportunities, in which the basic requirements of all people are met. This area comprises various initiatives that include:
Implement initiatives that provide assistance to those in need, such as distributing food, clothing, shelter, and clean water during times of crisis like floods, landslides, or other emergencies. This can also involve organizing health camps, providing wheelchairs, constructing mosques, boreholes, orphanage centers, schools for orphans, and other charitable projects.
Establish emergency response programs that provide immediate relief and support to affected communities during times of natural disasters, conflicts, or other crises. This can include providing emergency food supplies, medical aid, temporary shelter, and other essential resources.
Develop online platforms or programs that offer Islamic teachings, including Quran recitation and memorization. This can provide access to religious education and guidance for individuals who may not have easy access to traditional learning opportunities.
Organize competitions and events that promote the recitation, memorization, and understanding of the Quran. These competitions can encourage individuals to deepen their knowledge of Islam and foster a sense of community and healthy competition.
Establish educational programs that aim to enhance the understanding of Islam and help strengthen faith and moral conduct among youth and individuals in the community. This can include Quranic studies, Islamic ethics, and teachings on character development.
Provide educational and training opportunities that develop skills, enhance character, and contribute to a more productive society. This can include scholarships, vocational training programs, and initiatives that promote lifelong learning.
Foster cooperation, tolerance, and mutual understanding among people from all walks of life, regardless of religion, race, gender, or ethnicity. This can involve establishing strong relations with other faith-based organizations, engaging in interfaith dialogue, and collaborating on joint projects for the betterment of society.