By The Merit Newspaper international correspondent
As Ramadan draws near, humanitarian organizations are ramping up relief efforts in Gaza, where the ongoing crisis has left thousands in dire need of food, medical supplies, and basic necessities. Among these organizations, MATW (Muslims Around The World) Project has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering urgent aid to the war-torn region.
According to a statement released by the organization, its teams have been on the ground every day since the beginning of the devastating conflict, ensuring that relief reaches vulnerable groups, including orphans, widows, the elderly, and displaced families. With more than 350 aid trucks already delivered, the group is now mobilizing additional convoys loaded with essential supplies to support those struggling to survive.
“This Ramadan will be especially tough for the people of Gaza,” MATW noted in its statement, calling for global support to sustain relief efforts. The organization has launched an urgent appeal for donations, encouraging individuals to contribute what they can to provide food and medical assistance to those in need.
Citing a well-known Islamic teaching, the group emphasized the spiritual reward of charity, quoting Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him): “Sadaqah does not decrease your wealth.” Donations, they stated, will be directed entirely to aid efforts under their 100% donation policy.
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens, calls for international solidarity continue to grow. With limited access to basic resources, organizations like MATW are striving to bridge the gap, ensuring that those suffering do not endure the holy month without essential support.
For those willing to contribute, donations can be made through the organization’s official website at MATW Project.
