About Us
We are all travellers. Make your journey count.
“Be in this world as though you were a stranger or a traveller/wayfarer.” [Bukhari]
Musafir means traveller. It is a reminder that this dunya is a brief stop — and when we leave, we take only our deeds. The wealth we hoarded stays behind. The sadaqah we gave goes with us.
At Musafir, we believe the most meaningful thing you can do with your wealth, your time, and your health is to spend it in the way of Allah — feeding the hungry, giving water to the thirsty, honouring the elderly, and standing with our brothers and sisters in crisis.
‘The Messenger of Allah (saw) said “The believer's shade on the Day of Resurrection will be their charity”. [Tirmidhi]
We are a UK-registered charity built by Muslims, for humanity. Our programmes span food, clean water, elderly care, and emergency relief — from the plains of Pakistan to the streets of Gaza and Yemen. We don’t just give aid. We create change. Lasting, dignified, Allah-pleasing change.
OUR MISSION
To empower the world’s most vulnerable communities through immediate relief and sustainable development — driven by our Islamic values of mercy (rahmah), justice (ʿadl), and generosity (karam).
Your donation matters more than you think!
The Prophet ﷺ said: “Whoever relieves a believer of a burden from the burdens of this world, Allah will relieve him of a burden from the burdens on the Day of Resurrection.” [Muslim]
You can change these numbers. You can be the answer to someone’s duʿa. Give today — and let Allah multiply it in ways you cannot imagine.
- Almost 23 million children aged 5–16 years are out of school representing 44% of this age group’s total population.
- Only 70% of the children entering primary school are estimated to reach Grade 5.
- At present less than 3 percent of the age group 17–23 have access to higher education.
- Women in particular have limited opportunities to acquire higher education and attain professional or technical degrees.
- More than 80 percent of the country’s population faces severe water scarcity.
- Hunger is a severe issue in Pakistan. Out of 116 nations, Pakistan is ranked 92nd on the 2021 Global Hunger Index.
- In Pakistan, about 20% of the population is undernourished. This equates to nearly 40 million people who are not getting enough nutrients on a daily basis. This is nearly double the percentage of people worldwide who are undernourished.
- The health indicators of women in Pakistan are among the worst in the world. It is one of the few countries where women’s life expectancy is lower than that of men.