The Afghan people have a long and proud history of resilience, scholarship, and faith. For centuries, Afghanistan was home to centers of learning, culture, and Islamic thought. Despite decades of hardship, the spirit of the Afghan people remains unbroken—rooted in a deep commitment to family, community, education and purpose. Today, many schools across the country still reflect the impact of past instability. Children attend class in buildings without walls, windows, or furniture. Yet their thirst for knowledge endures. We are working to restore and revitalize schools in communities that are moving forward—anchored in faith, tradition, and the belief that education is a sacred duty. In Islam, the pursuit of knowledge is not only encouraged—it is a divine obligation and duty as human beings. By rebuilding schools, we are not only repairing physical spaces—we are nurturing beneficial knowledge (ʿilm) that will serve generations to come, and creating ongoing charity (ṣadaqah jāriyah) for those who help make it happen. With your support, we will: Renovate and rebuild classrooms using local materials and labor Provide essential learning tools: desks, boards, and shelter Restore safe, welcoming spaces where students and teachers can thrive Honor the Afghan people's heritage of learning and faith This is not just a construction project—it’s a movement of generational stability, faith, and knowledge. How You Can Help: Your donation directly supports construction, school supplies, and jobs for local workers. Together, we can uplift entire communities and preserve a legacy of learning rooted in Islam and the Afghan identity.