World Water Day 2025: Give the Gift of Water & Sadaqah Jariyah
World Water Day 2025 is a reminder that millions still lack clean water. This year, be part of the solution! Support the Gift of Water with Muslim Hands USA and provide safe drinking water where it’s needed most.
Water is life. Yet, for millions around the world, clean water is still out of reach, we have an opportunity to change that. This Ramadan provide the gift water, and offer health, hope, and a future for entire communities.
Why the Water Crisis Can’t Wait
- 3.4 million people die every year from water-related diseases.
- One in three people worldwide lack access to safe drinking water.
- Families in Yemen, Mali, Pakistan, and beyond face daily struggles to find water.
This crisis isn’t just about thirst. It’s about health, education, and survival.
Muslim Hands USA: A Name You Can Trust
For more than 30 years, Muslim Hands has provided clean water solutions in communities that need it most. Every donation helps build wells, boreholes, and filtration systems so families can have safe water for years to come.
We don’t simply install water sources and move on. Every well is carefully planned and built for long-term sustainability. Our teams assess local conditions to ensure each water project reaches and benefits as many people as possible.
Types of Water Projects You Can Support
🔗Community Wells provides water to more than 200 families for drinking, cooking, and farming.
🔗 Dig-a-Wells serve 35 families in schools, mosques, and village centers.
🔗 Tube Wells bring clean water to four families for daily needs.
📌 When you donate, you’ll receive a personalized report showing the impact of your gift.
Water is Sadaqah Jariyah: A Lasting Charity
Providing clean water is one of the best forms of Sadaqah Jariyah. Each time someone drinks from a well you helped build, you earn rewards. Your gift doesn’t just change lives, it helps provide ongoing water for generations.
Gifting water in Ramadan is one of the greatest acts of charity, as every drop quench thirst and earns you the multiplied rewards of this blessed month.
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, ‘Whoever gives water to drink will be rewarded as if he had freed a slave’ (Ibn Majah), and in Ramadan, that reward is even greater."
