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.
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.
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.
May this blessed day bring peace to your homes and joy to your hearts. As we celebrate with gratitude, let us also remember those facing hardship and continue to extend compassion to those around us.
Warm wishes,
The Al Fitrah Foundation Family
Brother Wen from Gansu Province reached out to Al Fitrah Foundation in Shaaban, searching for Braille Qurans for their visually impaired community. We sent two sets to begin with, and they kindly covered the courier cost. Their determination reminded us why we do this work: to support those who need it most.
We later connected them with our partners at BRFP so they could receive more sets quickly and with cheaper shipping. They received those too. Now, by the grace of Allah, we have sent more waqaf copies so that each person will have their own Braille Quran set.