“In Islam’s viewpoint, the society resembles one body. It is like one large human who is free from conflicts, social classes or categories. This ample man is made of individuals with disparate competencies and capacities, yet, sympathizing, cooperating and exchanging services between themselves, and as such they complete each other by sourcing from one another. Each individual will be elevated according to what he had o ered to his fellow man.”   Imam Musa Sadr

Caregiving is a humanitarian and ethical commitment aimed at ensuring every child’s fundamental rights, starting with the right to life, survival, and healthy growth, leading to the right to education, self-actualization, community belonging, personal freedom, and human dignity. Sponsoring orphans, integrating the marginalized, and protecting those at risk are not merely acts of charity, but genuine opportunities for every individual to contribute to building a better future, be a compassionate citizen, believe in the message of the heavens, and listen to the call of mercy and reason within.