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Pakistan Day
March 23 reminds us every year of Saturday, March 23, 1940—the day when a historic resolution was passed in a large gathering, uniting efforts to fight together for a free and independent state. This moment was a key milestone in the struggle for Pakistan’s creation.
Seven years later, the state of Pakistan was established. We are deeply grateful to everyone who contributed in any way to this great achievement.
Pakistan – Zindabad!
🕊️ Honor their legacy—support today’s efforts to build a stronger, united Pakistan.
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Read more: Eternal Sacrifice, Eternal Duty
Hum To Mit Jain Gain Ae Arz-e-Watan Lekin Tum Ko Zinda Rehna he Qayamat Ki Seher Hone Tak We may perish, O beloved homeland, but you must live on—until the dawn of Judgment Day. ✨ Your donation keeps their sacrifice alive—help us shape a Pakistan that stands strong, forever.
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Read more: Eid Mubarak
A Prayer for Blessings and Fulfillment Wishing you a blessed Eid ❤️ May Allah fulfill all your dreams and wishes. May the Most Gracious and Most Merciful accept your fasting and grant you many more successful Ramadans to come. دنیا بھر میں آج جہاں عید منائی جا رہی ہے، سب کو عید مبارک ہو۔ دعا…
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Read more: Ramadan Food Packages 2022
Just two days before Ramadan began, we launched our food package campaign—and we’ve already reached 78 families! Each family was carefully selected and received a Shamma voucher to shop for essential groceries at a local store. With inflation soaring, a contribution of 10,000 PKR (around €50*) offers a small but meaningful relief, helping families observe…
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Read more: 78 Families and Counting
Just two days before Ramadan began, we launched our food package campaign—and we’ve already reached 78 families! Each family was carefully selected and received a Shamma voucher to shop for essential groceries at a local store. With inflation soaring, a contribution of 10,000 PKR (around €50*) offers a small but meaningful relief, helping families observe…
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Read more: Pakistan Day
Honoring the Dream of Freedom Pakistan Day March 23rd reminds us each year of that historic Saturday in 1940. On this day, a powerful resolution was passed during a major gathering—to unite and fight for a free and independent state. It marked a pivotal milestone in the struggle for Pakistan. Seven years later, that dream…
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Read more: Donating to Shamma? It’s Tax-Deductible!
Did you know your donations to Stichting Shamma are tax-deductible in the Netherlands? Shamma is officially registered as an ANBI (Public Benefit Organization), which means all your donations can be declared as charitable gifts in your income tax return. Depending on your income, you could receive back up to one-third of your total donations. To…
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Read more: Wheels of Hope
Remember the fundraiser for a rickshaw during Ramadan? Last year, as part of our Microfinancing project, we helped a family facing financial hardship due to the pandemic. With your support, they bought a rickshaw. Now, one year later — they’re doing well, elhamdulillah. This week, they repaid the first installment of the loan (50,000 PKR).…
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Read more: A New Home for Knowledge and Growth
Alhamdulillah, we are so grateful and joyful for our new building. The interior is nearly complete, and we are currently working hard to set up a library. We’re looking for books for both children and adults. Who knows—this may grow into a large library accessible to everyone… Allah knows best. One sister has already reached…
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Read more: Shamma School Has Moved
Bismillah Alhamdulillah, we’re excited to share some joyful news—Shamma School has moved! We’ve relocated to a more spacious building where we can now house all classes under one roof and offer additional facilities like a library, activity room, and outdoor play area. We are truly grateful for this development, alhamdulillah. On the first official day,…
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Read more: Never forget your heroes
On December 25, 1876, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, was born. For Pakistan, he had to fight a long struggle — at the cost of his own health — until he finally succeeded in 1947. That’s why he is known as “Quaid-e-Azam” (“The Great Leader”). Unfortunately, Quaid had very little time left to…
