In many parts of the world, Muslim communities without money or equipment go on teaching with methods they have built themselves. In parts of Africa there are not enough copies of the Qur'an, so students learn by writing on a wooden board called a luh. In countries living through war and poverty, religious education breaks off halfway.

Where a classroom has too few books, students work from a single copy between them. Part of every lesson goes on waiting for a turn, and the children learn less in the hours they have.

Muslims who live as a minority where they are need books and materials of their own to keep teaching. The cost keeps these out of reach. They cannot have the Qur'an translated into their local language, and they cannot prepare ilmihal books or Alif-Ba primers for children and adults.

What we do?

We deliver books to people and education centres that do not have the means for religious education:

• The Qur'an and its translation
• Alif-Ba primers
• Ilmihal, books of basic practice
• Hadith
• Tafsir
• Sirah
• Books of basic religious knowledge

What you can do?

You can give one person a Qur'an or a set of religious books for just $6, and be the reason their education continues.

Together, let's make sure that no student has to wait a turn to read.