Registered charity 1127233 · England & Wales
Muin Welfare Trust

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does Muin Welfare Trust do?

We run many programmes to support orphans, widows and beggars, and to spread Islamic education, in the remote town of Netrokona, Bangladesh.

What kind of programmes do you run?

Education, orphan sponsorship, food and shelter for poor families, building mosques, food for babies, weddings for poor women, emergency aid and more. See all our programmes.

How does the Trust support itself?

We are a 100% charity based organisation. Education for students from 108 villages is free, and all our programmes are funded by our generous donors.

What is your impact?

We began in 2001 with 130 children and one teacher from three neighbouring villages, at a cost of £20 a month. الحمدلله, today over 1,200 boys and girls study at the madrasa with 58 staff, at a monthly cost of around £5,000.

How do you maintain transparency?

We aim to publish all the work we do, and you can stay in touch with our team by phone or email. Our accounts are filed with the Charity Commission.

Is there a minimum donation?

No, there is no minimum amount.

Can I become a monthly donor?

Yes, you can donate monthly, and we accept online payments. You can also use our standing order form.

Can I donate in someone's honour or memory?

Yes, you can donate in someone's honour or memory.

How can I track the progress of an orphan I sponsor?

You can follow your child's progress by email or phone. Please contact us if you need any information on how your donation is being spent.

What percentage of my donation goes to overhead costs?

There is no fee on online bank transfers, and 100% of the donation is used for charity. We do not use any of your donation for operational costs.

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How is my zakat calculated?

Zakat is generally 2.5% of your zakatable wealth, once it has stayed above the nisab for a lunar year. Our zakat calculator can help you work it out.