About the Trust
Hazrat Fatimatuzzuhura (RA) Trust U.K. has served communities across Bangladesh since 2011, providing resources for education, health and welfare, alongside the Madrasah and Mosque at the heart of community life.
Our purpose, as registered: to advance education and relieve poverty, sickness and distress among people in Bangladesh, and to provide facilities for those in need by reason of youth, age, infirmity, disability or hardship.
Regulated
Accountable to the Charity Commission
Transparent
Annual accounts filed publicly
Faith-guided
Zakat and Sadaqah applied correctly
Our Work
Five programmes, one purpose: meeting immediate need while building something that lasts beyond the moment of giving.
Sadaqah Jariyah
Supporting the madrasah and mosque that sit at the centre of community life, for learning, worship and gathering.
Sadaqah Jariyah
Wells and hand pumps that end the daily journey for water and the illness that comes from unsafe sources.
Zakat eligible
Staple food parcels for households facing hardship, with expanded distribution during Ramadan and times of crisis.
Medical camps, medicines and treatment costs for people who cannot otherwise afford the care they need.
Urgent
When flooding or disaster strikes, we move quickly with food, clean water, shelter and essential supplies.
Zakat eligible
Regular sponsorship covers food, clothing, healthcare and schooling, the stability a child needs to build an independent future.
Simple & Transparent
Three steps between your intention and a family's relief, with no guesswork about what happened in between.
Pick the cause that matters to you and the amount you wish to give. Zakat-eligible causes are marked clearly so you can give with certainty.
Funds are directed to our programmes in Bangladesh, where aid is procured and distributed to families who have been verified as in need.
Our annual accounts are filed with the Charity Commission and published on the public register, so our stewardship can always be checked.
The Third Pillar
A fixed share of the wealth you have held this year already belongs to people entitled to receive it. Give it through a registered UK charity working across Bangladesh, and let it reach families in genuine need.
Our Reach
We have worked in the same communities across Bangladesh since 2011, long enough to know what genuinely helps. Everything on this page is a matter of public record, not a claim we ask you to take on trust.
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Years of continuous service
Registered 9 June 2011 and reporting to the Charity Commission every year since.
2011
Charity Commission for England and Wales, number 1142324.
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Mosque, Madrasah, orphan care, water, food, medical support, emergency relief and wider charitable activity.
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A volunteer board accountable under our 2011 constitution.
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Every annual return is published on the register for anyone to inspect.
Check every figure yourself on the public charity register.
Why Give Through Us
Trust should not rest on a claim on a website. Every statement below can be checked against our entry on the public register maintained by the Charity Commission for England and Wales.
We are accountable to the Charity Commission under registration number 1142324 and governed by a constitution adopted in 2011.
Our annual return and accounts are submitted to the Commission and published on the register for anyone to inspect.
We have served the same communities since 2011, long enough to know what genuinely helps and what does not.
Zakat, Sadaqah, Sadaqah Jariyah and Lillah are applied to eligible causes in line with Islamic principles.
Registered & regulated here
Charity No. 1142324, England & Wales
Delivered on the ground here
Education, health, welfare & relief
British governance, local delivery
UK trustees and UK accountability, with aid handed over by people who know the communities they serve.
Donor Voices
Families and individuals who choose to give through us, year after year.
I wanted my Zakat handled properly, by people who understand the rulings. Knowing the Trust has been registered and filing accounts since 2011 gave me real confidence to give, and to keep giving.
Abdul R.
We sponsor a child through the Trust as a family. My children understand that their contribution means another child eats and goes to school. That lesson is worth as much as the donation itself.
Fatima H.
A water well felt like the right Sadaqah Jariyah for my late father. The Trust explained exactly how the funds would be used, and answered every question I had before I committed to giving.
Mahmud K.
I set up a standing order during Ramadan and never cancelled it, because every update told me exactly where the money had gone. That kind of clarity is genuinely rare across this whole sector.
Sarah W.
My family is from Sylhet, so I wanted to give somewhere with real roots there rather than a name I did not know. Speaking to a trustee directly was what finally settled the question for me.
Rezaul I.
Our mosque collected for the emergency appeal and the Trust returned with photographs and figures within weeks. There were no vague promises at any stage, just a plain account of what was done.
David C.
I give my Fidya here each year. It is a modest amount, but it is treated with the same care as a far larger donation, and that is precisely the reason I keep coming back to them.
Aisha B.
I am not Muslim, but I have given to the water appeal for three years now. Clean water is clean water. The reporting is a great deal clearer than the large charities I supported before.
Helen M.
What convinced me was being able to look the Trust up on the public register myself and find everything filed and in order. I did not have to take anybody's word for any part of it.
Yusuf A.
Give Today
Choose an amount to begin. A single gift provides food, clean water, medicine or a place in school, and a monthly gift lets us plan and keep our promises.
