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See All- Omaiyma Abu El Khier My dream was to establish Al-Usama kindergarten and nursery in Gaza Strip.”, said Omaiyma. “I wanted to provide special care for the children. My hope is to make of a child a free and intelligent human being.” She added, “I started with myself by making my dream a reality. But I needed finance to support project, I was so happy to know of Islamic Relief and apply for a Qard Hasan which is a non-interest loan. I applied for it and I got the approval.” “I am very proud of establishing a kindergarten in a short time which became a distinguished one in Gaza Strip and I am so thankful for all those who financed my project and made my dream come true.”, she said happily.
- Mohammed Fayez Awaad Success Story Mohammed, a struggling young man seeking to get married, but because of the economic and financial conditions suffered by the people of the Gaza Strip he was unable to do so. Mohammed is a blacksmith, but his shop needs to be developed and buy some equipment after being damaged by frequent power cuts caused by the suffocating blockade in Gaza. Mohammed had the idea of a specific cover for his inability to buy equipment, which stopped work, but one of his relatives instructed him to the Wafaa International Foundation, which funds new projects and the development of non-performing projects with a good loan. Mohammed went and borrowed $ 2,000 to buy the missing equipment and supplies and proceed with his work again. Mohammed's financial situation has improved and he is able to get married thanks to this project. Therefore, Mohammed wants to thank and appreciate the support role of the International Islamic Charitable Organization in supporting Palestinian families and improving their standard of living.
- The Successful Story of Al Hussein Abou Slaymah His situation does not differs a lot from other graduate students who don’t find any job opportunity in their majors and are seeking in short term employment projects and few of them who take the opportunity and find a job at the end of their search. But what differs Al Hussein Abou Slaymah from others is his father who is a retired cultivation engineer and raise rabbits, but the lack of money was a barrier to him where Al Hussein says: “my dad encouraged me to open a project of raising rabbits and he’ll help me in supervision and follow up but I failed in getting a capital for the project until I knew about Wafaa International Group where it did her role cooperating with The International Islamic Charity Organization to finance the project. Al Hussein thanks Wafaa International Group and The International Islamic Charity Organization by saying: “I hope that they continue to provide more help for the projects especially the ones for young unemployed people.” And he continues by saying regarding his outlook to the future: “from this project I can repay the monthly installment and save the rest for the wedding expenses.
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