Sadaqah and sadaqah jariyah given in the name of Kamrul Islam, supporting communities in developing parts of the world.
This practice carries his name, in his memory. A man remembered for his sincerity and kindness, he met his Creator in October 2020.
May every well dug, every masjid raised, and every good given in his name be a sadaqah jariyah that reaches him, and may Allah grant him the highest Firdaus. Ameen
Wording of the remembrance and du'a is presented for the scholar's confirmation.
“When a person dies, all their deeds end except three: a continuing charity, beneficial knowledge, and a righteous child who prays for them.”
Clean, lasting water for communities in need, a source of relief that continues to give for years to come.
Places of worship and learning, built to serve congregations and to stand as an enduring good in his name.
Sadaqah directed where it is needed most, supporting people and projects across developing communities around the world.
The Foundation gives general sadaqah, and sadaqah jariyah in the name of Kamrul Islam. Ongoing charity of this kind continues to benefit the one it is given for, long after they have passed.
A stroke is a medical emergency. Knowing the signs can save a life. The quickest way to remember them is the word FAST.
One side of the face may droop and it might be hard to smile.
The person may not be able to lift both arms and keep them there, because of weakness or numbness in one arm.
Speech may be slurred, the person may sound confused, or be unable to speak at all.
If you see any single one of these signs, it is time to call for emergency help immediately.
Other warning signs can include sudden weakness or numbness down one side of the body, blurred vision or loss of sight in one or both eyes, difficulty speaking or finding words, confusion, dizziness or loss of balance, a sudden severe headache, or feeling sick. Signs can sometimes ease after a short time and you may think you are fine. Do not wait. Get medical help straight away.
In the United Kingdom, dial 999 immediately. In any other country, call your local emergency service without delay. Do not drive to hospital yourself. Acting in the first minutes gives the best chance of survival and recovery.
Source: NHS (nhs.uk). This information is provided for public awareness in memory of Kamrul Islam and is not medical advice from the Foundation. Always follow the guidance of the NHS and your emergency services. Read the NHS guidance on stroke symptoms →
The Kamrul Islam Foundation is an informal charitable effort carried on in his memory. If you feel moved to contribute towards a well, a masjid, or another good cause given in his name, we would be glad to hear from you.
Get in Touch to ContributeThe Kamrul Islam Foundation is an informal charitable initiative and is not a registered charity. Contributions are arranged personally through the contact above.