Start
(0 months)
We gave a Qard Hasanah beneficiary two mother goats, each 6 months old.
New Kids—pcs
Mir Faruk & Rima Foundation
One Donation – An Endless Impact
A Shariah-compliant, Qard Hasanah-based self-reliance program
مَنْ دَلَّ عَلَى خَيْرٍ فَلَهُ مِثْلُ أَجْرِ فَاعِلِهِ
“Whoever guides someone to goodness will have a reward like the one who did it.”
Our Goal
Our goal is to build a sustainable, transparent, Shariah-compliant social support system where donors give as Fi Sabilillah and beneficiaries gain the opportunity to become self-reliant through Qard Hasanah-based support.
This is not merely a one-time donation; it is an ongoing humanitarian support cycle in which a donor's single gift becomes a means of positive change in the lives of countless families for many years.
We aim to establish a system where today's beneficiary becomes tomorrow's supporter of another family. In this way one donation travels from family to family, building a culture of self-reliance across society.
Step 1: The Donor's Gift
- 1
A donor gives 2 mother goats for one family as Fi Sabilillah.
- 2
After careful verification, the foundation selects an eligible beneficiary and provides the family with 2 mother goats on a Qard Hasanah basis.
- 3
The beneficiary family rears and cares for the goats, building a sustainable source of income from them.
Donor Fi Sabilillahdonation to Receiver 1
2 pcsTotal Goats
After 6 months
The two mother goats each gave birth.
Total new kids: 4.
New Kids4pcs
After 12 months
The mother goats gave birth to 4 more kids.
(The first batch of kids has not given birth yet.)
Total new kids: 4.
New Kids4pcs
After 18 months
From the 4 kids born in the first 6 months, at least 2 are now old enough to breed.
Now the 2 original mothers + 2 new mothers (from 6 months) — 4 mothers in total — gave birth together: 8 new kids.
New Kids8pcs
After 24 months
(2 years)
From the 4 kids born in the first 12 months, at least 2 are now old enough to breed.
Now the 2 original mothers + 2 new mothers (from 6 months) + 2 new mothers (from 12 months) — 6 mothers in total — gave birth together: 12 new kids.
New Kids12pcs
Note: the figures above are an ideal, indicative plan. Actual results may vary depending on animal health, mortality, sex ratio, fertility and management.
after 2 years
Donor 1 Fi Sabilillahdonation to Receiver 2Donor 1Fi Sabilillahdonation toReceiver 2
Receiver 1 Fi Sabilillahdonation to Receiver 2
Start
(0 months)
We gave a Qard Hasanah beneficiary two mother goats, each 6 months old.
New Kids—pcs
After 6 months
The two mother goats each gave birth.
Total new kids: 4.
New Kids4pcs
After 12 months
The mother goats gave birth to 4 more kids.
(The first batch of kids has not given birth yet.)
Total new kids: 4.
New Kids4pcs
After 18 months
From the 4 kids born in the first 6 months, at least 2 are now old enough to breed.
Now the 2 original mothers + 2 new mothers (from 6 months) — 4 mothers in total — gave birth together: 8 new kids.
New Kids8pcs
After 24 months
(2 years)
From the 4 kids born in the first 12 months, at least 2 are now old enough to breed.
Now the 2 original mothers + 2 new mothers (from 6 months) + 2 new mothers (from 12 months) — 6 mothers in total — gave birth together: 12 new kids.
New Kids12pcs
Note: the figures above are an ideal, indicative plan. Actual results may vary depending on animal health, mortality, sex ratio, fertility and management.
after 2 years
Receiver 2 Fi Sabilillahdonation to Receiver 3Receiver 2Fi Sabilillahdonation toReceiver 3
Receiver 2 Fi Sabilillahdonation to Receiver 3
Start
(0 months)
We gave a Qard Hasanah beneficiary two mother goats, each 6 months old.
New Kids—pcs
After 6 months
The two mother goats each gave birth.
Total new kids: 4.
New Kids4pcs
After 12 months
The mother goats gave birth to 4 more kids.
(The first batch of kids has not given birth yet.)
Total new kids: 4.
New Kids4pcs
After 18 months
From the 4 kids born in the first 6 months, at least 2 are now old enough to breed.
Now the 2 original mothers + 2 new mothers (from 6 months) — 4 mothers in total — gave birth together: 8 new kids.
New Kids8pcs
After 24 months
(2 years)
From the 4 kids born in the first 12 months, at least 2 are now old enough to breed.
Now the 2 original mothers + 2 new mothers (from 6 months) + 2 new mothers (from 12 months) — 6 mothers in total — gave birth together: 12 new kids.
New Kids12pcs
Note: the figures above are an ideal, indicative plan. Actual results may vary depending on animal health, mortality, sex ratio, fertility and management.
continuous
One Donation –An Endless ImpactOne Donation –An Endless Impact
Step 2: Self-Reliance & Paying It Forward
- 1
After two years the beneficiary family becomes self-reliant through goat rearing and accumulates sufficient assets.
- 2
Following the Qard Hasanah principles, they then pass on at least 2 mother goats — or more — to one or several other families in need.
- 3
Thus a beneficiary becomes a giver of support. The cycle keeps running, and many more families get the chance to become self-reliant.
The Continuous Cycle of Support
(countless families benefit from one donation)
Donor
Fi Sabilillah donation
Receiver 1
Receives 2 or more mother goats
Receiver 2
Gives at least 2 or more mother goats
Receiver 3
Gives at least 2 or more mother goats
Receiver 4
Gives at least 2 or more mother goats
♾️ And so it continues, generation after generation… an endless stream of good.
An Example
Year 0
- A donor gives 2 mother goats.
- Receiver 1 gets the support.
- Two years later, Receiver 1 — now self-reliant — gives 2 or 3 mother goats to Receiver 2.
Year 2
- Receiver 2 becomes self-reliant and gives 2, 3 or even more mother goats to Receiver 3.
- Meanwhile the first family keeps running its own farm.
Year 4
- Receiver 3 supports a new family.
- Receiver 2 supports one more family.
- Receiver 1 may already be able to support several families.
In this way one donor's single gift gradually spreads across many families, building a strong social network of self-reliance.
Why Is This Model Exceptional?
- Shariah-compliant Qard Hasanah system
- One-time donation, long-term impact
- Beneficiaries become future supporters
- Creates self-reliant families
- Sustainable and scalable model
- Technology-driven transparency & accountability
- Regular monitoring and reporting
- Continuous spread of humanitarian support
What Will a Donor See?
When you support a family, you will see not only that family's progress but also, step by step, how many families your donation has gone on to benefit. Through your donor ID you will know—
- Which family received your donation
- Their current progress
- When they became self-reliant
- How many mother goats they passed on to other families
- How many families in total have benefited from your single donation
- How your donation's impact keeps expanding year after year
In this way a donor can transparently follow the long-term social impact of their donation.
Our Commitment
- Ensuring Shariah-compliant management
- Maintaining full transparency and accountability
- Tracking every donation and its impact through technology
- Training, advising and regularly supervising beneficiaries
- Building self-reliant families as a lasting solution to poverty
- Turning one donation into a lifetime cycle of humanitarian support
What We Believe
One donor's single donation helps one family.
One self-reliant family helps many more families.
Thus from a single donation begins an unending journey of humanitarian support that, insha'Allah, will keep the stream of good flowing through society for generations.
