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Ahsania Mission Children City (AMCC)
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Institutions
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In Bangladesh most of the cities and towns particularly the metropolitan cities, have been witnessing the phenomenal growth of the unfortunate slum children over the last three decades. The most vulnerable children (MVC) are mainly parentless or one parent due to broken families of either divorced/separated or abandoned by families and have become abandoned, homeless, shelter less, ill-fed, ill-clothed and devoid of parental care. They are often run-away from homes due to domestic violence, family conflict, poverty, over population, unemployment, family feud, divorced parents (either father or mother alive), river erosion, rural-urban migration due to chronic poverty, floods, droughts, cyclones, rosy dreams and lofty hopes of better job opportunities in the city centers.
An estimate shows that about 3.18 million children of age-range 5- 7 years are involved in works for their survival with meager income that is not enough for having two square meals a day. Having no shelter, food, education, healthcare, social security, parental care, they are subject to be involved into odd jobs like garbage collector, street vendor, porter, begging and other hazardous works for their mere survival. Some of them become victims for trafficking camel jockey in the Middle East countries, child pornography and such other social crimes and illegal activities. Because of such helpless and disadvantageous situation, they are sometimes being used as agents of unlawful political activities either forcefully or on monetary benefits, bomb-making & bomb-throwing, arsoning, looting and burning street vehicles and peoples properties.
For more information visit www.ahsaniachildrencity.org
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KANAN: Center for Destitute Women and Abandoned Children
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Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM), mandated to pursue humanitarian services for the vulnerable group of the society and having the opportunity of its long experience and expertise in working with the marginalized children and destitute women, has taken the initiative to establish a center for abandoned children of 0-5 age group as well as pregnant mothers and their new born babies who are victims of rape and sexual violence. KANAN: Center for Destitute Women and Abandoned Children, is a specialized institution in Mirpur, Dhaka which provides long term assistance to abandoned children of 0-5 age group and pregnant mothers who are victims of rape and sexual violence. Kinder Not Hilfe (KNH), Germany is our development partner of this project.
For more information visit: www.ahsaniamission.org.bd/kacacdw/
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Ahsania Institute of Sufism (AIS)
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As a theological academy, Ahsania Institute of Sufism has been running its courses for the last 14 years. It conducts month-long training on ELmeTasaouf among the Alem-Ulema, PirMasayak and Madrasa and college teachers. During the reporting year AIS conducted three regular courses of Elma Tashawaof and two refresher courses. A total of 200 Alem-Imam were trained during this time. On an average, 10 to 20 people come to use its library every day which has an extra-ordinary collection of rare books in Arabic, Persign, Ursu, Bengali and English.
Various government and non-governmental organizations, including the Islamic Foundation and the Imam Training Academy are accepting AIS as a reference and viewing it as an expert. The Islamic Foundation also incorporates the fundamentals of IllmeTasawwuf training in the syllabus of all Imam trainings conducted by the Imam Training Academy. It is recognised at national level as a center of knowledge regarding Sufism, Elem, Tasaouf.
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Ahsania Hajj Mission (AHM)
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Ahsania Hajj Mission was established in 2004 in collaboration with Global Hajj and Umrah International Corporation, Malaysia. Since 2006, about 2700 Hujjaj have performed Hajj under the banner of AHM. In 2018, AHM has sent 90 persons to perform Hajj. It provided two Hajj packages: (i) Package A and (II) Package B. Under package A, Hujjaj stay close to Haram Sharif in Mecca. It is a 3-star accommodation. In Modina also they stay in 3-star hotels. Under package B, hujjaj are accomodated in a hotel on Ibrahim Al-khalil road, only 500-meters away from Haram Sharif. The accomodation facility in Madina is almost the same.
AHM arranges free Hajj training, distributes free Hajj Guide Book, hires private air-conditioned car for travel from Mecca to Mina to Arafat to Musdhalefa to Jamara to Mecca; takes theam to different historical places and keeps its commitment to the Hajjaj.
For more information visit:www.ahsaniahajj.com / https://www.facebook.com/ahsaniahajj/
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Thikana (Shelter Home), Jashore
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