Water is the Best Sadaqah Jariyah

The Prophet Muhammed (SAW) clarified, “When a person dies, all their deeds end except three: a continuing charity, beneficial knowledge, and a child who prays for them.”

Indeed, giving water well to charity is the best form of Sadaqah Jariyah.

When you donate to building water wells, you will provide eligible people with a long-standing service. Accordingly, you will receive continuous rewards and blessings as long as those people benefit from your charity.

Prophet Muhammad (SAW) said: “The best charity is giving water to drink,” so giving water is a great charitable act that brings us closer to Allah (SWT).

Solar Powered Boreholes

According to the UN, In many families, the job of water collection falls to children and women.

Having to go far from the home to collect water puts women at risk of sexual and gender-based violence. Piping water directly to homes and having well-lit streets from solar energy improves the health and sanitation of refugee families and keeps them safe.

Drip Irrigation System

Many refugees in camps depend on planting their own growings to live because food outside the camp is not always available or is hard to get.

In many camps, refugees use the drip irrigation system to get their fresh food because of the lack of water.

Hand Pumps

Potable water is more in demand throughout the summer for residential, livable, and environmental purposes. Hand pumps must be drilled to support ecological and livelihood activities in all the camps.

Rainwater Storage

The best way for refugees to have water is to have storage for the rainwater to invest it in their daily life without any difficulties and troubles.

Refugees always need a sustainable source of water because water is an essential resource to stay alive, and for refugees, it’s hard to get sometimes.

Water Trucking

A population of refugees may be quickly given access to volumes of life-saving clean drinking water by using water trucking.

Water trucking operations, however, can be ineffective, expensive, time-consuming to manage, challenging to monitor, and challenging to get out of once started.

But sometimes, it’s the only chance for refugees to access clean water.

Water Tanks

By using water trucking, sure refugees must use water tanks to save their water. However, water tanks are expensive and hard to get for some people, so they can’t keep their water protected all the time, or they can’t have enough water because they don’t have enough water tanks.

Water Desalination Plants

Investing the salty water (which comes from seawater) in refugee camps to have low-cost usable water for daily life is excellent.

Water desalination plants can provide water to the refugees in accessible ways.

However, it doesn’t work in all refugee camps because desalination plants need water, so they only work in Gazza and other places near the sea.