Eight Braille Qur’an sets were delivered to the visually impaired community in Lanzhou. The students expressed joy as they began reciting and learning from the new sets, grateful for the support that helps them continue their Qur’an studies with confidence. Al Fitrah remains committed to reaching more learners in other regions, one community at a time.

Fresh Braille Qur’ans were delivered to students and families across Pakistan. Some collected their copies at the BRFP office, while others received them at home. After a quiet Eid break, the team resumed their work — publishing, teaching, and travelling across districts to support Qur’an learning.

Teacher Muis and his visually impaired students in Jalan Batu received new Jawi workbooks designed to build confidence through simple, clear practice. Ten compact Latihan Asas Jawi books were prepared for their extra classes, helping strengthen literacy and support a smoother learning experience.

Our festive walk at Titiwangsa Lake Park brought warm‑ups under the trees, light steps around the lake, and plenty of Raya chatter. The “Guess the Raya Song” game sparked confident vocals and laughter, followed by heartfelt stories that made the morning special. We cherished the little moments — the “lucky” kampung guest, a first warm family Eid, last‑minute baju Raya success, childhood duit Raya memories, loved ones remembered, and Majid watching his visually impaired kids enjoy the same carefree Raya magic.

A visually impaired mualaf received his Braille Qur’an with English translation after USIM arranged the waqaf. When the set arrived, he welcomed the team despite his health challenges, joined them for wudu’, listened to the azan, and performed his first Isyak prayer as a Muslim. A gentle and meaningful start to his journey.