Dubai Islamic supports 190 beneficiaries with 18 million dirhams in the first quarter

During the first quarter of 2026, the “The Fruits of Your Charity” initiative at the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities in Dubai embodied an advanced model of sustainable charitable work, as its humanitarian impact touched the lives of more than 190 beneficiaries, with total expenditures approaching 18 million dirhams.

The expenses of the “Bed of Charity” initiative exceeded 1.3 million dirhams, benefiting 77 patients by saving the costs of treatment and medical devices.

The “Science Chair” initiative contributed to enabling students to complete their educational journey by covering tuition fees and supporting struggling families with expenses exceeding 160 thousand dirhams.

Coinciding with the Year of the Family 2026, the Housing Initiative continued its role in establishing family stability and providing decent housing for national families, with expenses of approximately 200 thousand dirhams.

The “Relief of Distress” initiative contributed to supporting insolvent inmates and paying their debts, enabling 15 beneficiaries to regain their freedom, with total expenses exceeding 1.6 million dirhams, in a way that reflects the depth of social responsibility and embodies the values ​​of compassion and solidarity.

Other initiatives, including humanitarian cases, the “Joud” platform, and the “End of Life” campaign, formed a pivotal tributary in the charitable work system, with total expenditures exceeding 14 million dirhams, which reflects the comprehensiveness of the initiatives and the diversity of their paths to meet different humanitarian needs.

The Executive Director of the Charitable Work Sector, Muhammad Musabih Dhahi, confirmed that the achieved results clearly reflect the qualitative shift in the concept of charity from temporary support to a sustainable humanitarian investment that contributes to improving the quality of life of individuals, enhancing the stability of families, and empowering society.