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There is an unique opportunity feeding fasting persons and getting their reward inshaAllah (without they lose anything):
https://muslimhands.org.uk/donate/ramadan/iftar-for-350-people

https://sunnah.com/ibnmajah:1746

It shall be a great mean towards cure inshaAllah.

On the website it is marked as sadaqah, general charity or zakah.
You choose.

The more donations the better inshaAllah, who has the wealth.
Getting the reward of say 1050 fasting people is not small, not to say their dua!

Who is able, water supply projects sadaqah jariyah is super good, because there were narrations about some people cured right after constructing water well.

InshaAllah

Related hadith

https://hadithanswers.com/cure-sickness-by-giving-sadaqah/

https://hadithanswers.com/providing-water-is-among-the-best-charity/

Sponsoring a hafez:

This charity is offering to sonsor a hafez.

https://muslimcharity.org.uk/hafiz-...MI1bGF9Iqm9wIVAa-yCh3obwctEAAYASAAEgK8cPD_BwE

Throught hifz memorisation, in some countries like Mauritania, a page is repeated more than 500x.
That is a huge reward (every letter 10 savab or more).
In addition the learnt page is often explained and the explanation learnt too.
InshaAllah you too will get their savab/good deeds rewards without they to be deprived.

Maybe it will be a mean to cure donating to this cause. Maybe to chose 3 years as full course.

Another trust:
https://www.almustafatrust.org/appeals/education/sponsor-a-hafiz/

There is an option to sponsor 10 girls whole course!

Experienced raqis said earlier, that there are options to pay a madrasah for hatm recitation, but this hafez sponsorship, is maybe even better and you will gain inshaAllah enduring good deeds and maybe their shafaat on Judgement day.

This option is especially good for those who have the money, but not the time or are sick, not having the energy and faculties to recite themselfs.
 
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If 100 milion muslims would donate 1000$, it would make a great difference, inshaAllah.
https://sunnah.com/muslim:2984a

During the war in Bosnia, about 65 billion $ were donated and Bosnia has about 1 million muslim population (by name).

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From:
https://followingthesunnah.com/2011/04/26/seeking-treatment-for-an-illness-by-giving-charity/

Seeking Treatment for an Illness by Giving Charity

Compiled & Translated

By

Abbas Abu Yahya

1 – From Abu Umamah –Radi Allaahu anhu– who said: the Messenger of Allaah -sallAllaahu alayhi wa sallam- said:

‘Treat your sick by giving Sadaqah (charity).’

[Collected in Saheeh al-Jamia’ No. 3358 & declared Hasan by Albaani]

2 – From Ubadah bin Saamitt who said I heard the Messenger of Allaah -sallAllaahu alayhi wa sallam- saying:

‘There is no person who is afflicted with a wound on his body, and he gives charity due to that, then Allaah expiates from him the like of what he gave in charity.

[Collected by Ahmad & Albaani declared it to have an authentic Isnaad in Saheehah No. 2273]

3 – A man asked Abdullaah bin al-Mubarak -Rahimullaah- about ulcers that had sprung out on his knee for about seven years, and he tried to treat it with various treatments, he had asked doctors but to no avail. So Ibn Mubarak said: ‘Go and dig a well in a place where people need water, indeed I hope that there springs up water there, and by that you stop bleeding.’ The man did that and Allaah Ta’ala cured him.’

[Taken from: ‘Seerah ‘Alaam’ 8/407]

Al-Bayhaqi quoted a story of our Shaykh al-Haakim Abu Abdullaah -Rahimullaah- who was afflicted with ulcers on his face, and he had tried a number of treatments but they did not go away, and it remained like that for nearly a year.

He then asked the teacher, Imam Abu Uthmaan as-Sabooni to make Dua’ for him in one of his gatherings on Friday, so he made Dua’ and many of the people with him said Ameen. When it came to the next Juma’ a woman came to the gathering and left a brief message saying that she had gone back home and exerted herself in making Dua’ for al-Haakim Abu Abdullaah that night, and that she had seen the Messenger of Allaah -sallAllaahu alayhi wa sallam- in her sleep, and it was as if he was saying to her: tell Abu Abdullaah to distribute water amongst the Muslims.

I came with that message to al-Haakim, and he ordered that a watering place be built at the door of his home, when they had finished building it, he ordered for water to be poured into it and ice placed into that water, and then the people began drinking from that water. Not a week had passed by, except that it was obvious that his health had been restored, and the ulcers had ceased. His face had become better than it was before, and he lived like that for a number of years.’

[Collected in ‘Saheeh Targheeb wa Tarheeb’ No. 964 Albaani declared it to be Saheeh Maqtu, 1/p.568]

4 – Abu Tahir as-Silafee said in ‘Mua’jam as-Safr’: I heard Abu Hasan Ali bin Abu Bakr Ahmad bin Ali the scribe of al-Minzi in Damascus saying: I heard Abu Bakr al-Khabazi (d. 449A.H.) in Nisaboor saying: I became sick with a very dangerous illness, and a righteous neighbor of mine saw me and said: ‘Utilize the saying of the Messenger of Allaah -sallAllaahu alayhi wa sallam-: ‘Treat your sick by giving Sadaqah (charity).’

It was summer time, and I bought many watermelons, and a group of poor people and children got together and ate them, then they raised their hands to Allaah –Azza wa Jal- and they made Dua’ for me to be cured. I swear by Allaah I had not reach the morning except that I regained complete health from Allaah -Tabaraka wa Ta’ala.

[Seerah ‘Alaam 18/44, Tareekh al-Islaam]

More on the link.
 
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I think this topic needs a reminder, especially as Ramadan is near.
 

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