The Malaysian Embassy in Paris recently presented Al Fitrah Foundation’s Braille Qur’an set to the Rector of the Grande Mosquée de Paris, Chems-Eddine Hafiz. The handover ceremony was officiated by Ambassador H.E. Datuk Eldeen Husaini Mohd Hashim.

This meaningful initiative was made possible through the dedicated efforts of the Embassy team, led by Mrs. Wan Maisarah Md Isa (Student Attachée) and Ms. Haneen Rahim (Communications), and reflects a shared commitment to promoting accessibility and inclusion for visually impaired members of the Muslim community.

Alhamdulillah, 45 visually impaired students in Cairo have received braille styluses and paper—thanks to Al Fitrah Foundation and Ain Alkafeef Association for the Blind. This ongoing effort is opening doors to learning, one tactile tool at a time. In Shaa Allah, many more will benefit soon.

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 🌿🗣️.