Sponsor a child
The schooling of a child at Wahyain International School whose family cannot afford the fees. Steady giving, and a sadaqah jariyah for as long as they benefit.
Every rupee helps. Below is what our work costs, so you can see where your gift goes. Give once or every month, as much or as little as you can.
Sponsor a child’s schooling for a monthA child at Wahyain International School whose family cannot afford the fees.
Zakat: please mention “Zakat” on the payment page, so that it goes to the Zakat fund.
Donate ₹2,000 securelyOn the secure Razorpay page, enter ₹2,000. Pay by UPI, card or net banking.
Or scan to donateOne code for Sadaqah and Zakat. For Zakat, please mention “Zakat” on the payment page.
These are the real costs of the work. Choose one and the amount is filled in for you.
The schooling of a child at Wahyain International School whose family cannot afford the fees. Steady giving, and a sadaqah jariyah for as long as they benefit.
Help a deserving student who cannot afford the fees complete Alimiyat Plus.
Essentials for a family in need, as in our Ramadan 2026 drive.
The average monthly salary of one teacher.
Its complete running costs, from the smallest expense to the biggest.
Monthly rent of our current premises.
The average monthly electricity bill of our current centre.
Our next milestone: the estimated rent of a bigger place, so that many more students can learn with us.
Give any amount. It will go where it is needed most. These are our overall expenses, and your contribution will be used by the Foundation in the areas where it is most needed.
Sadaqah and Zakat use the same link. Please mention “Zakat” when you give your Zakat: every payment marked “Zakat” is used only where Zakat eligibility is met, for eligible students who cannot afford their education, under the guidance of our Muftis.
Our Prospectus 2026 covers our work, our people and what your support makes possible. PDF, 17 pages.
When a person dies, his deeds come to an end except for three: a continuing charity, knowledge from which benefit is derived, or a righteous child who prays for him.
Sahih Muslim, 1631Every bit of support, large or small, can become a sadaqah jariyah.
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