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Summary Paper This programmes aims to explore the existence of the collaborative partnership model between corporate Waqf and humanitarian agency to initiate the implementation of global Waqf-based humanitarian intervention. Office https://had-int.org/ Citation Su Ye Chew (2018) Corporate Waqf and Humanitarian Agency: A Collaborative Partnership , Humanitarian Academy for Development, Birmingham, UK.

If Norway, Ecuador & Greece can have their debts audited Why can't Pakistan establish a Debt Audit Commission? There are number of spaces available in international law that can be invoked as legal justification to refuse the external debt under extraordinary circumstances. Rule of State of Necessity: State of necessity, now known as “necessity” and codified by Article 25 of the International Law Commission's (ILC's) Articles on State Responsibility (ASR), is a circumstance precluding the wrongfulness of an otherwise internationally wrongful act. It is traditionally defined as a situation in which the sole means by which a state can safeguard an [...]

Islamic Relief Canada Islamic Relief teams distribute food packs in impoverished communities Ramadan. Each food pack holds about 30 pounds of food that is to help a family of five to seven people. See what's inside by downloading this report. Office http://islamicreliefcanada.org/ Citation Islamic Relief Canada (2017) Ramadhan Food Distributions 2017, Islamic Relief Canada, Burlington, ON

How European FBOs define and operationalise their faith 'Faith matters’ in development. Faith-based organisations (FBOs) have historically been in the forefront of service delivery and social movements in development, but have been disregarded by donors for decades. Religion has largely been viewed as anti-developmental. To survive in such a secular climate, many Faith-based organisations in Europe have downplayed their faith identity. But as the aid climate changes from ‘estrangement’ to ‘engagement’ with faith (Clarke and Jennings 2008), so FBOs are reassessing what their faith identity means to them and how it influences their work. The Dutch government recently surprised some church-related [...]

Islamic Relief is an independent humanitarian and development organisation with a presence in more than 40 countries around the globe. We have been fighting poverty and injustice since 1984. Office http://www.islamic-relief.org/ Citation Islamic Relief Worldwide [n.d], Welcome to Islamic Relief, Islamic Relief Worldwide, Birmingham [Online] available: http://www.islamic-relief.org/publications/

IRPAL is one of the IR branches in the world. It has been active since 1998 initiating different projects and activities to support the needy people. IRPAL’s main office is in Gaza City and it implements various projects in Gaza Strip and West Bank governorate, refugee camps and villages through main programmes such as Emergency & Relief, Development and Child Welfare Programmes. Office http://www.irpal.ps/ Citation Islamic Relief Palestine (2010), Projects draw the future, [Online] available at: http://www.irpal.ps/irpal/publications

A guide to recreational activities in school-friendly places The version of the manual is not written by any of the staff or members of the project team of protection and psychological support and entertainment implemented by Islamic relief. These are activities that have been used by several sources, especially the Ministry of education, international and local organisations and others. They have been studied, compiled and applied in a relatively different way through planned and structured monthly plans for pilot purposes that achieve project objectives and outputs in terms of the following classification: Acitivites on psychosocial support Activities on child protection Activities [...]

But it’s not all about water! From just a drop…. Islamic Relief began in 1984, when Dr. Hany El Banna, a young medical student, visited Sudan. After his visit he desperately wanted to raise funds to help the suffering, droughtstricken people. The first donation was just 20p! ….to a constant stream Today, Islamic Relief distributes millions of pounds around the globe, reaching the people who need it most. Office http://islamic-relief.org.uk Citation Islamic Relief UK [n.d], Dying for a drink? [Online] available at: http://www.islamic-relief.org.uk/resources/education/leaflets/

Over the last two decades there has been a growing interest in the role of faith in development and in particular the role of Muslim faith based development organisations (FBOs). Despite the growth in the number of these organisations there has been little analysis of how Islamic teachings relating to the poor and needy have influenced their operational strategy. Charitable giving is a central theme in Islam and Muslim FBOs facilitate the collection of funds from Muslim donors and their distribution to the poor in other areas of the world. Traditionally their work has focused on emergency relief work and short [...]

Cyclone preparedness mock drill organised by Islamic Relief Bangladesh in Noluabagi High School field of Golachipa. Office External news Citation The Daily Rupantar (2015), Cyclone preparedness mock drill organised by Islamic Relief Bangladesh in Noluabagi high school field of Golachipa, [Online] Available: http://islamicrelief.org.bd/stayinformed/irbinthemedia/