Baby Aayat was born at Ashulia Women and Children Hospital far earlier than expected-at just seven months. He weighed less than one kilogram. His lungs were not fully developed, his body was fragile, and his future was uncertain. Aayat spent the next 43 days in our NICU. Every day was... Explore More
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Baby Aayat was born at Ashulia Women and Children Hospital far earlier than expected-at just seven
months. He weighed less than one kilogram. His lungs were not fully developed, his body was fragile,
and his future was uncertain.
Aayat spent the next 43 days in our NICU. Every day was a struggle. Every hour required careful
monitoring, specialised treatment, and constant care. And every one of those days was made possible
because people like you chose to give.
Today, Baby Aayat is alive.
This is the story of only one child. But every day, many more arrive at our hospital—some before they
are ready to enter the world, others already fighting to survive. Each of them needs the same skilled
care, the same urgency, and the same chance at life.
What happens in our NICU is not left to chance. It depends on dedicated doctors and nurses, advanced
medical support, and the ability to act quickly when every second matters. Most importantly, it
continues because of the compassion and zakat of people who believe that no child should be denied
care because of hardship.
Your zakat helps save lives—today, and for the mother and children who will need care tomorrow.
For confidentiality purposes, the child’s name has been mentioned using a pseudonym and
the photo has not been disclosed
Live Nisab Rates Based on Gold & Silver Prices (Bangladesh)
"And establish prayer and give zakah..." - Quran 2:43
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Note: Most scholars recommend using Silver Nisab as it benefits more people in need.
Sadaqah is a voluntary charitable donation in Islam that can be given at any time and in any amount. It is often expressed as gratitude, purity, or generosity. Sadaqah is also considered an investment in the hereafter, as it benefits the giver even after death. It is a means of earning Allah’s mercy and forgiveness, as well as a way to attain a higher rank in Paradise.
Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth a Muslim must have to be obligated to pay Zakat, a form of charitable giving in Islam. If one's wealth meets or exceeds the Nisab threshold, they are required to give a portion (usually 2.5%) to support those in need.
Giving Zakat at AWCH is a great way to ensure that your Zakat makes a significant impact. Here at AWCH, our dedication to providing compassionate care knows no bounds. We stand firm in our belief that every individual, regardless of financial means, deserves access to life-saving treatments. We try our best to continue their treatment in every possible way. Join us in this inspiring journey, where your participation becomes a beacon of hope for those facing adversity.
Zakat purifies one's wealth by removing a portion for charity.
It promotes fairness by redistributing wealth and bridging economic gaps.
Paying Zakat is a pillar of Islam, fostering spiritual development.
In the Quran (2:177), Allah emphasizes that true righteousness goes beyond rituals; it lies in belief, charity, prayer, and steadfastness in adversity. There's a recognized right for the needy in our wealth (70:24-25).
At AWCH, your Zakat fund is allocated where it's needed most. As a hospital dedicated to the well-being of women and children, we prioritize its usage towards enhancing childbirth facilities, procuring essential children's medicines, facilitating post-operative care, and improving overall medical facilities.