A Transparent Look at Zakat in Yaqeen Healthcare Programs
Does my Zakat actually reach the people intended to help? And more important.Does it truly change a life? These questions sit quietly in the mind of every sincere giver and they deserve honest answers. Yaqeen Healthcare Programs doesn’t just distribute aid, it transforms lives. Through verified cases, direct medical interventions, and follow-up care, your Zakat becomes more than charity. It becomes healing. It becomes hope. It becomes the difference between despair and dignity. Why Transparency Matters And Why Yaqeen Was Built on It At Yaqeen Welfare Foundation, our mission has always been simple to protect dignity by providing free, accessible, and compassionate healthcare to every patient who walks through our doors.But in a world where trust is fragile and charity is often misused, transparency isn’t just important, it’s an Islamic responsibility. Your Zakat is an amanah (a sacred trust). And you deserve to see exactly how it travels from your hands to the heart of someone in need. How Your Zakat Reaches the Right Hands Behind the Scenes When a donor gives Zakat to Yaqeen, the journey is carefully structured to ensure Shariah compliance, accountability, and impact. 1. Collected With Intention Every Zakat contribution is registered separately from Sadaqah and general donations. This ensures it is only used for individuals who qualify according to Islamic guidelines. 2. Tracked With Full Transparency Every Zakat donation is recorded, tracked, and audited, ensuring that not even a single rupee is misused or redirected. 3. Allocated Directly to Eligible Patients At the Yaqeen-Indus Community Health Center, Zakat is primarily used for: Out of every Zakat rupee, 100% goes directly to patient care not administration, not marketing, not overhead. 4. Verified by Need Each patient who receives assistance goes through an eligibility check that maintains their dignity while ensuring the process remains fair. The goal is not charity for the sake of charity it is charity that restores hope, mobility, health, and stability. Real Stories and Real People Creating Real Impact 1. Mariyam The Mother Who Thought She Would Lose Her Baby Mariyam arrived at Yaqeen’s clinic trembling with fear. She was eight months pregnant, severely anemic, and unable to afford tests or supplements. She believed her fate was sealed. Through Zakat: She came back last year. She had her new baby with her. The baby was healthy and happy. The baby is alive because someone like you gave money to help. 2. Ahmed a Diabetic Father Who Couldn’t Afford Treatment Ahmed had been rationing insulin for months. He worked as a laborer; whatever he earned barely fed his family. At Yaqeen, his treatment was fully covered through Zakat: In three months, he went back to work. He had energy again. He thought he would never feel this strong again. 3. Little Ayesha The Child Saved by Timely Medication Ayesha is 7 years old. She has bad asthma. Her parents stay with her at night. They listen to her breathing. They hope she will be okay until morning. Zakat-funded care provided her with inhalers, emergency treatment, and monitoring. Today, she runs and plays in her village. Her parents never thought this could happen. These stories all show the same thing: Zakat helps people get better. It gives them a better future. Numbers That Matter Because Impact Should Be Visible Based on the data from our annual report, your Zakat helped us achieve: 18,000+ Free Consultations Provided Ensuring that no patient is turned away because of financial hardship. 9,500+ Lab Tests Conducted at Zero Cost Early diagnosis that prevented complications and hospitalizations. 5,000+ Women and Children Received Specialized Care From prenatal services to pediatric treatment. 2,300+ Chronic Patients Received Monthly Medication Support It includes diabetes, hypertension, and asthma such illnesses that often bankrupt low-income families. 100% of Zakat Funds Used Directly for Patient Treatment A promise we make and keep every day. These numbers aren’t just statistics. They are families kept whole, children protected, and lives preserved. Donor Spotlight: Why I Chose Yaqeen for My Zakat I’ve donated to many welfare organizations before, but Yaqeen was different. What moved me most was how clearly they showed where my Zakat went. I even received updates about the treatments it supported. It felt less like donating and more like partnering in saving lives. Seeing the transparency and the real impact made my heart settle. Her words reflect what many donors feel once they see the results for themselves, that giving Zakat through Yaqeen Healthcare Programs is not just fulfilling an obligation, but participating in meaningful change. Why This Matters: Your Zakat Is More Powerful Than You Think In Islam, giving Zakat is not simply a transaction it is purification, protection, and purpose. Your wealth supports someone who may not sleep in fear tonight. Your generosity allows a father to return home alive. Your compassion gives a mother hope in her darkest moment. And in return, Allah promises: Charity Reward (Qur’an 34:39) “Whatever you give in charity, He will replace it; and He is the best of providers.” A Call to Trust, Action, and Healin When you give your Zakat to Yaqeen Welfare Foundation, you are not donating into a void. You are choosing: Every rupee of your Zakat has a destination. Every rupee has a purpose. Every rupee saves a life. Be part of someone’s healing today. Your Zakat can fund medication, tests, prenatal care, chronic treatment, or even be the reason a family survives another day. Give your Zakat today, see the impact with your own eyes, and Donate Now to make a real difference. You can read more related posts: Who Is Eligible To Pay Zakat | 8 Recipients You Should Know
Dr. Maria Chaudhry is a double board-certified Sleep Medicine Physician and Internist in Newburgh, NY. She completed her medical training in Internal Medicine at Garnet Health Medical Center and Sleep Medicine at the University at Buffalo. She received her medical degree from the Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine. She specializes in Sleep Medicine and Internal Medicine.
Dr. Sairah Bashir is a neurologist. Having received specialized training in Neuroimaging, she currently holds prestigious positions as the Director of Clinical Excellence and Chief of Neurohospitalists in Virginia. Beyond her clinical endeavors, she is an active participant in the American Academy of Neurology, where she was selected for the highly competitive Women Leading in Neurology program.
Mr. Zubair holds the crucial position of Office Representative at Yaqeen Indus Hospital. With meticulous attention to detail and a steadfast commitment, he manages all office-related affairs, ensuring seamless operations and coordination. His dedication plays a pivotal role in maintaining the hospital’s standards of excellence.
Dr. Chaudhary is a distinguished neurologist from Northern Virginia, dedicated to clinical excellence and deeply committed to the cause of the development of rural areas of Pakistan. Beyond his clinical practice, he has a deep passion for the development of Pakistan’s rural communities through quality education initiatives. With a vision to empower the youth and promote social development, he remains steadfast in his commitment to creating a lasting change.
Abida Zafar is a seasoned program manager and strategic leader, serving as the Country Representative for Yaqeen Welfare Foundation in Pakistan. Abida has expertise in planning, implementation, and evaluation of programs aligned with the organization’s mission, vision, and values. She holds an MSc in Anthropology from Quaid-e-Azam University, with a focus on Climate Change and “Glacial Lake Outburst Flood” (GLOF) and its impact on local communities. Abida has previously worked as program director for Iqra Fund USA and HBL.
Mr. Laleka graduated from University of Phoenix as a software engineer. He is currently residing in Phoenix, Arizona and heading several projects related to helping out farmers in Bahawalnagar, Pakistan.
Mr. Kallar graduated from Punjab University Law College. He is a practicing attorney at High Court Lahore Pakistan. He serves as an esteemed ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER for our organization. With a deep commitment to our mission, he provides strategic guidance and expertise, ensuring we continually strive for excellence. His insights and leadership greatly enrich our welfare initiatives.
Burhan Chaudhry, MD, FAAN is a neurologist who lives in St. Louis. He has trained at University of Mississippi and Cleveland Clinic. His practice is focused on NeuroCritical Care and Neuro Immunology and currently working as a medical executive in Big Pharma. His primary focus is to serve underserved areas of rural Pakistan.
Dr chaudhry is a pulmonologist practicing in New York. He is trained in the field of pulmonology and sleep medicine. Born in remote village in faisalabad his passion is to help people in dire needs and provide education and basic health facilities.
Haroon Chaudhry, M.D. is an ophthalmologist who was born and raised in New Jersey. He was trained at Johns Hopkins and Georgetown. He is currently practicing in Cincinnati where he lives with his wife and three children. He has served on the board of several non profits in the US and Pakistan.
Dr. Naseer hails from the historic city of Lahore, Pakistan. Growing up his compassion toward humanity drove him to pursue a medical career. He is always making efforts to bring basic health facilities to the most deserving and needy communities of Pakistan.
Dr. Chaudhry is originally from Faisalabad, Pakistan. He completed his medical education from Army Medical School in Rawalpindi. He went on to complete his post graduate training at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA. He now resides in Richmond, VA, where he works as an Interventional Cardiologist.
Dr. Chaudhry is a neurologist specializing in Vascular neurology and Neuro-critical care who was trained at the University of Pennsylvania and Michigan State University. He specializes in the treatment of stroke, status epilepticus and various neurological emergencies requiring intensive care management. He is Director of Neuroscience Research at Inova health system in Washington DC. He was born in a small village in Faisalabad, Pakistan. He developed an interest and enthusiasm to help the underserved areas, especially rural areas of Pakistan. He founded Yaqeen Welfare Foundation with the aim to help the most vulnerable communities. His prime area of interest is to improve health and educational facilities.
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