Maulana Amjad Cyclone Sidr
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Bangladesh Presentation
Masjid Quwwatul Islam, Preston Fri 7 Dec 2007 After Isha Salaah
Compassion Fatigue
Introduction To UWT
Why & When Was UWT Established?
Areas Of Operation
100% Donation Policy
Brief Overview Of Projects
Cyclone Sidr Thurs 15 Nov 2007
Was Bangladesh Ready For This? (Increase Media Coverage)
Satellite Image of a Cyclone
Bangladesh Map
Statistics
10,000 Killed
880,000 Injured
5 Million Homeless
(Recorded)
Total Destruction
Homes Demolished
Resources 242,000 Livestock Dead 23,000 acres of crops destroyed
Water
Lack of pure water
Water borne diseases
Fishery main source of income
Ship Tossed
Electricity
(Email)
Power & communication lines destroyed
Great Concern “Poverty can result in disbelief” Key Question: Is the Poverty of the affected abused and exploited in the name of aid? Is it legal to condition aid on faith conversion?
UWT Response Emergency Appeal Launch - Sun 18 Nov Difficulty in assessment and communication UWT-MWI Joint Appeal PR – Sat 24 Nov 100K allocated immediately Aim to raise ½ Million Pounds Phase 1 Initiated Immidiately
Phase 1
Emergency Relief
Field Report “Within a few days emergency assistance reached 6 villages in 4 districts: Kuacatta, Bamna, Pathagatha & Amtali in the Barguna District, which is the most affected district due to being on the Bay of Bengal coastline, Kuacatta is on the coastline of the Bay of Bengal and has been completely destroyed with thousands homeless.” “We have managed to reach out to the Sarankhola & Monga villages in Bagerhat District and also to the Pirojpur & Patuakhali Districts. As the death toll rises and more information is filtering through about the numbers of families affected, we continue to urge people to donate generously. The response to this crisis has been great but a lot of work is still left to do to help the Ummah in crisis.” Bangladesh)
(Moulana Fariduddin,
Relief Images (1)
Relief Images (2)
Phase Two
Qurbaani Project Opportunity)
(Unique
Other Projects Orphan Sponsorship Mosque Renovation (Requires further assessment) Makaatib Scheme (Requires Further Assessment) Cyclone and Flood Protection Safeguards
What Can We Do? Du’aa Tadhkeer Sadaqah Targheeb Imaan
(see Next)
Trials & Tribulations Or do you think that you would enter paradise while yet the state of those who have passed away before you has not come upon you; distress and affliction befell them and they were shaken violently, so that the Messenger and those who believed with him said: When will the help of Allah come? Now surely the help of Allah is nigh! They ask you as to what they should spend. Say: Whatever wealth you spend, it is for the parents and the near of kin and the orphans and the needy and the wayfarer, and whatever good you do, Allah surely knows it. (Holy Quran, 2:214215)
Contact Details
Q & A after Program
For further info and Online Donations visit www.uwt.org
Donation Hotline: 0845 6522 786 or 01274 390396
Branches Across UK – Drop Off Points
Imam Sahib
Masjid Quwwatul Islam, Preston Fri 7 Dec 2007 After Isha Salaah
Compassion Fatigue
Introduction To UWT
Why & When Was UWT Established?
Areas Of Operation
100% Donation Policy
Brief Overview Of Projects
Cyclone Sidr Thurs 15 Nov 2007
Was Bangladesh Ready For This? (Increase Media Coverage)
Satellite Image of a Cyclone
Bangladesh Map
Statistics
10,000 Killed
880,000 Injured
5 Million Homeless
(Recorded)
Total Destruction
Homes Demolished
Resources 242,000 Livestock Dead 23,000 acres of crops destroyed
Water
Lack of pure water
Water borne diseases
Fishery main source of income
Ship Tossed
Electricity
(Email)
Power & communication lines destroyed
Great Concern “Poverty can result in disbelief” Key Question: Is the Poverty of the affected abused and exploited in the name of aid? Is it legal to condition aid on faith conversion?
UWT Response Emergency Appeal Launch - Sun 18 Nov Difficulty in assessment and communication UWT-MWI Joint Appeal PR – Sat 24 Nov 100K allocated immediately Aim to raise ½ Million Pounds Phase 1 Initiated Immidiately
Phase 1
Emergency Relief
Field Report “Within a few days emergency assistance reached 6 villages in 4 districts: Kuacatta, Bamna, Pathagatha & Amtali in the Barguna District, which is the most affected district due to being on the Bay of Bengal coastline, Kuacatta is on the coastline of the Bay of Bengal and has been completely destroyed with thousands homeless.” “We have managed to reach out to the Sarankhola & Monga villages in Bagerhat District and also to the Pirojpur & Patuakhali Districts. As the death toll rises and more information is filtering through about the numbers of families affected, we continue to urge people to donate generously. The response to this crisis has been great but a lot of work is still left to do to help the Ummah in crisis.” Bangladesh)
(Moulana Fariduddin,
Relief Images (1)
Relief Images (2)
Phase Two
Qurbaani Project Opportunity)
(Unique
Other Projects Orphan Sponsorship Mosque Renovation (Requires further assessment) Makaatib Scheme (Requires Further Assessment) Cyclone and Flood Protection Safeguards
What Can We Do? Du’aa Tadhkeer Sadaqah Targheeb Imaan
(see Next)
Trials & Tribulations Or do you think that you would enter paradise while yet the state of those who have passed away before you has not come upon you; distress and affliction befell them and they were shaken violently, so that the Messenger and those who believed with him said: When will the help of Allah come? Now surely the help of Allah is nigh! They ask you as to what they should spend. Say: Whatever wealth you spend, it is for the parents and the near of kin and the orphans and the needy and the wayfarer, and whatever good you do, Allah surely knows it. (Holy Quran, 2:214215)
Contact Details
Q & A after Program
For further info and Online Donations visit www.uwt.org
Donation Hotline: 0845 6522 786 or 01274 390396
Branches Across UK – Drop Off Points
Imam Sahib
