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Ramazan Kitchen by a charity provides food for deserving

By Myra Imran
March 22, 2024
The image released on Dec 18, 2016 shows Muslim Hands country director Syed Zia ul Noor offering aid to an affected family of cross border firing at Model School Nara Durruti at LOC Nakyal Sector. — Facebook/MuslimHandsMRP
The image released on Dec 18, 2016 shows Muslim Hands country director Syed Zia ul Noor offering aid to an affected family of cross border firing at Model School Nara Durruti at LOC Nakyal Sector. — Facebook/MuslimHandsMRP

Islamabad:The Ramazan Open Kitchen of Muslim Hands Pakistan is providing hygienic cooked food to over 250 poor and deserving families daily in the surrounding of Islamabad.

In the lower middle and poor population of the city, Muslim Hands open kitchen continues to provide nutritional cooked meals to the neediest communities, playing its part in fighting hunger and enhancing food security among communities.

“We engaged in helping people with care,” said Muslim Hands country director Syed Zia ul Noor, adding that we are distributing cooked meals on daily basis at the door steps over 250 poor and needy families through Muslim Hand Ramazan Open Kitchen while donors from United States, Canada, Australia, United Kingdom, Europe and other countries are fully cooperating to help the poor and deserving families for Ramazan open kitchens and ration packages.

Zia ul Noor said that Muslim Hands also started Ramazan Open Kitchen in other cities of the country during Ramazan to support needy persons for good cause. “This Ramazan, Muslim Hands is set to distribute 10,000 cooked meals to the most vulnerable communities in Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi. This initiative underscores our steadfast commitment to achieving Zero Hunger and promoting Better Nutrition and Health for all.”

He said that several other welfare organisations, individuals and businessmen are pitching in to help the citizens and government through various initiatives with the hope that humanity would survive these dreadful times.

“Muslim Hands will continue to provide food support to such families and to help them have a reliable supply of meals in the absence of employment opportunities”, Zia ul Noor said, adding that the needy families are facing their worst times. They are worried about their own sustenance for the next 20 days or so in Ramazan. But we are doing our best to support them for humanity”, he concluded.