Honour a mother whose reliance on Allah shaped the rituals of Hajj.
This Dhul Hijjah, ease the burden of mothers struggling like Hajar today.
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Sacrifice
Feed her family
Gift her
Unite her
Clothe her child
Heal her
Shelter her family
Nurture her vulnerable child
Empower her
Alleviate her
Connect her
“Has Allah commanded you to leave us here?”
These were the words of a mother abandoned, and Prophet Ibrahim said only, ‘yes.’ With her baby’s life
in the balance, Hajar gazed onto a wilderness, harsh and barren as far as the eye could see, and said:
“Then certainly Allah is sufficient for us. He will not abandon us.”
The solitary struggle of Hajar is divinely honoured as a ritual of the Hajj pilgrimage, practiced now for centuries. Her unwavering faith and patience were rewarded with the pure spring of Zamzam, which continues to quench the thirst of millions today. Every Dhul Hijjah, we honour our mother Hajar and celebrate her strength.
But what of the Hajars in our midst today, who are breaking under the weight of similar burdens?
This Dhul Hijjah, your Qurbani and Sadaqah need not travel far to lift a mother and her children out of distress.
Heal a HHUGS family during the best 10 days of the year.
Honour Hajar (ra) by supporting our sisters who walk in her footsteps.
There are no deeds as excellent as those done in these ten days... except a man who goes forth
endangering his life and wealth and does not return with anything.’
(Bukhari)
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