Give Your Zakat in the LAST 10 nights. Help Them See Again Before Ramadan Ends.
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This Ramadan, 2.2 billion people are living with vision loss, much of it caused by conditions that are entirely treatable. The problem is not the absence of medicine… it is the absence of access.
For many, losing sight means losing the ability to work, move independently, and live with dignity. Conditions like cataracts and glaucoma quietly take vision away, even though in many cases a 15-minute procedure is enough to restore it. When essential medical care is out of reach, restoring sight becomes a right, and your Zakat becomes the means through which that right is fulfilled.
The Quran says
“In their wealth is a recognized right for those in need.”
- (Qur’an 70:24–25)
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Specialist Eye Care
Al Basar provides professional eye screening, treatment, and surgery through qualified medical teams.
Zakat-Eligible Medical Need
Loss of sight caused by untreated illness qualifies as Zakat-eligible hardship and genuine need.
Delivered as Intended
Your Zakat is distributed according to Islamic guidelines for essential, sight-saving eye treatment.
28 Million+ have regained their sight through Al Basar’s work
Through eye camps, screenings, and surgeries, Al Basar has restored vision for millions who lacked access to care. These interventions prevent permanent blindness and return independence, mobility, and dignity.
This Ramadan, we aim to prevent avoidable blindness wherever we can
Our mission is to identify early vision loss, treat eye conditions before they worsen, and restore sight through accessible medical care. With timely screening and treatment, no one should go blind.
Unsure where your Zakat can help most?
When families cannot access essential medical treatment, they are eligible to receive Zakat. This Ramadan, your Zakat helps restore sight and prevent avoidable blindness where treatment already exists.
Your Zakat helps deliver essential eye care where access is missing.