Help Wakaf Salman in providing clean water to various remote areas in Indonesia through our WATER CHANGES EVERYTHING PROGRAM! 

World Wild Life claim that 1.1 billion people worldwide lack access to water. Among many factors, the increasing number of expenses and the lack of financial power to build clean water facilities & infrastructure is a huge contributor to this number.

If we take a look back at the history, the issue with water also happened to the residents of Medina during Prophet Muhammad's era. Finally, Uthman bin Affan (ra) used it as an opportunity to worship by helping to buy and donate the Raumah well.

The access of clean water is crucial as it affects all aspects of life, from health to people's welfare. Sadly, even after 1400 years since the issue with water access in Medina, access to clean water is still an issue in Indonesia.

At the moment, there are 33.4 million Indonesians lacking clean water. 

Not only limited to the access of clean water, proper sanitary facilities are also quite rare in indonesian countryside. Given the distance from the city, the transporting cost becomes a burden on top area of the already high price of the materials.

With that, we are encouraging all of us to follow suit of Uthman bin Affan r.a and provide easier access to clean water and proper sanitary facilities for the people in Indonesia.
Your contribution will surely change the life of the people!

In the last 10 days of Ramadan, there is one night miracle, namely lailatul qadar which can penetrate the limit of 1,000 months in an instant.

If in the days of Ramadan Allah multiplies deeds 10 times. So when humans do good deeds on the night of al-qadar, then their goodness will exceed 1,000 months or 83 years of human age.

If we give alms right on the night of lailatul qadar, what a great reward we will get from this special night. Let's get the blessing of lailatul qadar by sharing happiness for our brothers and sisters in need.

Let's donate!

Disclaimer: The amount of donations collected will be donated to people in need in Indonesia through the Wakaf Salman's clean water program