Ongoing charity
The Prophet ﷺ said: when a person dies, all their deeds end except three, and one is ongoing charity. Sponsor a brick, a teacher's salary, or a Hifz student, and your reward continues for as long as that benefit flows.
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When a person dies, his deeds come to an end except for three: ongoing charity, beneficial knowledge, or a righteous child who prays for him.
— Sahih Muslim 1631
Everything you need to know before you give.
Sadaqah Jariyah is charity that keeps earning reward after you give it. The classic examples: building a mosque or madrasa, planting a tree, providing water, teaching beneficial knowledge, supporting an orphan.
Every prayer offered, every Qur'an verse memorised, every glass of clean water drunk, for as long as your gift produces benefit, your record continues to fill.
Any Muslim looking to leave a legacy. Particularly powerful when given on behalf of a deceased parent or loved one, the reward reaches them while yours is preserved.
Any time. Jariyah projects often launch around major milestones (a building project, a Hifz cohort) so check the active campaigns below.
Set by the project. Sponsor a brick from £25, a window from £150, a whole classroom from £5,000. Or sponsor a Hifz student from £45/month for the three-year programme.
Every Jariyah donation is tagged to a specific long-lived benefit so the reward keeps flowing.
Larger Jariyah gifts come with a digital dedication certificate, naming the donor and (if specified) the deceased relative the gift is on behalf of. Building sponsorships are recorded in the room's permanent plaque register.
Your impact
Every classroom you help build will host children memorising Qur'an for decades. Every teacher you sponsor trains the next generation of imams and counsellors. The reward keeps flowing, long after you've moved on.
Yes, and many supporters do. The reward reaches them and yours is preserved. We send a dedication certificate by email after the gift is processed.
Anything that keeps producing benefit: buildings, wells, books, scholarships, planted trees. The hadith in Sahih Muslim mentions three: ongoing charity, beneficial knowledge, and a righteous child who supplicates for the parent.
Allah knows best. The classical understanding is that you receive reward proportional to the ongoing benefit produced, so the longer it lasts and the more people benefit, the greater the cumulative reward.
