Alhamdulillah, the third phase of Al Fitrah Foundation’s Braille Quran initiative with BRFP began in August and will continue through December 2025. Since its continuation, students across various regions of Pakistan have started receiving Braille Qurans—see the photographs of recent recipients from this Waqf program.

At Al Fitrah Foundation, stories don’t just stay on the page — they’re heard, felt, and shared. In our recent Braille reading session, Majid and Mike guided a heartfelt gathering as we explored Strength from Within by Sa’diyya Nesar — a treasured Ramadan gift ??.

What followed was more than a reading. It was a space for reflection, honesty, and connection. Every voice spoke of inner battles, quiet courage, and faith-fuelled resilience ??️.

Sister Sa’diyya Nesar’s Journeying Through Allah SWT’s 99 Names has been beautifully transcribed into Braille! ✨ ?

This special collection features 99 poems—40 of which are from Hearts that Remember (IMAN Publication) ?. Each poem reflects on one of Allah’s beautiful names, like Al-Musawwir, which marvels at how Allah’s perfection shapes the world. ??

Brother Ziaudheen returned to Al Fitrah Foundation for the 3rd time to waqaf 4 Braille Quran sets in Chennai! ? He's also working to support 10–12 visually impaired students at a madrasah and exploring direct delivery via Rahman Foundation in Jalgaon.?? We've connected him with their team, and In Sha Allah, Maulana Qazi will assist.May Allah reward his dedication. Ameen.

Maulana Waqar, President of BRFP, has been sharing touching stories from all over Pakistan—of visually impaired individuals, young and old, receiving Braille Qurans and Primers they can read through touch.

Every month, BRFP distributes 15–20 Braille Qurans and Primers (sometimes even more) to people, schools, and organisations across the country. Alhamdulillah—it’s all made possible by the kind-hearted donors who help keep this mission alive.