The Multiplied Reward of

Giving with Intention, Giving with Hope
Sadaqah isn’t only about addressing a need. It’s about meeting Allah’s invitation to do good. When we give during Dhul Hijjah, especially on the Day of Arafah, we aren’t just offering help to others. We’re also opening the door to Allah’s mercy for ourselves.

The Prophet ﷺ taught that fasting on the Day of Arafah wipes away the sins of the previous and coming year. It is a day of forgiveness, of answered du’a, and of divine closeness. Giving Sadaqah on this day, and throughout these ten, is a way to be present in that mercy. Even a small amount, given with sincerity, holds immeasurable value.

How ICNA Relief Makes Your Giving Matter
At ICNA Relief, your Sadaqah supports programs that directly serve families in crisis, right here at home.

• Survivors of domestic abuse and homelessness find safe, transitional housing
• Refugees fleeing conflict are welcomed with case management, food, and essentials
• Food pantry shelves stay stocked for parents struggling to feed their children
• Free mental health counseling is made available for individuals who feel alone in their pain

These are not abstract causes. They are real people, in our neighborhoods, being cared for through your giving.
And in these sacred days, when every good deed is multiplied, your support reaches further than usual, both in its impact and in its reward.