Esa’s ambitious journey will see him traveling extensively, offering prayers, and seeking blessings at each of the 313 mosques…reports Asian Lite News
In a remarkable display of dedication that merges physical challenge with spiritual reflection, London based Nasheed artist, Omar Esa (https://www.instagram.com/
Throughout the holy month of Ramadan, a time for heightened spirituality, prayer, and a significant focus on charity, Esa has begun a tough prayathon, visiting 313 mosques across London in just seven days.
The funds raised through his Charity Right campaign will provide essential aid and establish a sustainable school meals program to nourish children all over the world.
“As Muslims worldwide observe Ramadan, a time for introspection and extending a helping hand to those less fortunate,” Esa explains, “I felt compelled to take action and raise awareness about children in Palestine and other countries such as Ethiopia and Malawi. This prayathon is a physical and spiritual challenge I hope will inspire others to contribute to their well-being.”
Esa’s ambitious journey will see him traveling extensively, offering prayers, and seeking blessings at each of the 313 mosques. The number 313 holds significance Islam, regarding the number of soldiers at the Battle of Badr with the Prophet Mohammed, further emphasizing Esa’s dedication and the symbolic nature of his undertaking.
Charity Right, a UK-based organization with a long history of supporting children globally, is proud to partner with Esa on this impactful campaign. The Prayathon challenge is designed to support their mission of providing nutritious meals to schoolchildren in need.
Funds raised will contribute to both ongoing emergency relief efforts and the establishment of sustainable school meals programs across 8 countries (Pakistan, Sudan, Palestine, Turkey, Ethiopia, Malawi, Afghanistan, Bangladesh). This means providing vital supplies to families struggling with hardship, but also ensuring children all over the world have access to the food they need to reach their full potential.
“We are incredibly inspired by Omar’s initiative and the depth of his commitment,” said Asim Lone, Charity Right’s CEO. “His prayathon during Ramadan serves as a powerful testament to his faith and unwavering compassion. The funds raised through this campaign will make a real difference in the lives of countless children.”
Donations can be made directly through Omar Esa’s Charity Right fundraising page: https://www.charityright.org.
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