This Muharram, turn blessings into life-saving water for Yemen.
Muharram, the first month of the Islamic calendar, is a time of immense significance for Muslims. It’s not only the start of the Islamic New Year but also one of the four sacred months designated by Allah (SWT). For Muslims around the world, Muharram ignites a spirit of introspection, gratitude, and generosity.
Let’s channel our reflections into meaningful actions. Share your blessings with the needy through acts of charity. Donate your Zakat and Sadaqah Jariyah, and provide Water aid to Yemen today.

Spreading Kindness in Muharram
Muharram is an ideal time to amplify your good deeds through Sadaqah and Zakat.
This Muharram, countless families in Yemen face a harsh reality – the scorching sun, parched throats, and the daily struggle to find even a single sip of clean water. Children miss school, adults fall ill, and entire communities are robbed of their potential because of this basic human right – denied.
By supporting Saba Relief’s water programs in Yemen, you’re not just giving a gift; you’re offering hope, health, and a brighter future for countless families. Donate generously today and embrace the spirit of Muharram by bringing life-saving water to those who need it most.
A Month of Increased Reward
During Muharram, good deeds carry even more weight, offering a golden opportunity to increase your blessings. Every act of charity, every kind word, every prayer holds the potential for a greater reward.
Abu Hurayrah reported:
“I asked the Prophet: ‘Which Prayer is the best after the obligatory Prayers?’ He said: ‘Prayer during the mid of the night.’ I asked: ‘Which fasting is the best after that of Ramadan?’ He said, ‘The month of Allah that you call Muharram’”
– Ahmad, Muslim, and Abu Dawud
Making The Most Of Muharram
Fasting on Ashura
The 10th of Muharram, known as Ashura, holds a particular significance. It is recommended to fast on Ashura, a tradition that predates even Ramadan. Muslims commemorate the parting of the Red Sea by Prophet Musa (AS) and how Allah (SWT) rescued him and his people from the Pharaoh. Ashura serves as a powerful reminder of resilience, faith, and Allah’s (SWT) mercy.
A Time to Reflect
Muharram is a perfect time for introspection. Reflect on the past year and set goals for the year ahead. How can you become a better Muslim? How can you be of greater service to your community?

An Abundance of Spiritual Rewards
Fasting
While there are no mandatory fasts during Muharram, it is highly recommended to fast on the 9th and 10th of Muharram (Ashura) or the 10th and 11th. These voluntary fasts can expiate sins from the previous year.
Deepen Qur’an Recitation
Dedicating time to reciting and reflecting on the Quran is a powerful way to connect with Allah (SWT) and gain spiritual nourishment.
Amplify Dhikr
Engaging in frequent remembrance of Allah (SWT) through Dhikr purifies the heart and brings you closer to Him.
Embrace Sadaqah (Charity)
Muharram marks the beginning of a new Islamic year. What better way to start it than by establishing a habit of regular charity? Giving Sadaqah not only benefits those in need but also purifies your own wealth and increases your blessings.