Raza, shared a very personal experience of a young orphan called Sana who he described as a bright, enthusiastic and beautiful girl who lost her father in a tragic accident and was then abandoned by her mother. Obviously moved by his brief meeting with her, Raza told the audience that with the help of the people of Manchester, together with the experience and expertise of Muslim Charity they could provide proper investment and guidance, so that orphans like Sana can go on to fulfil their dreams and potential, despite their difficult start in life.
Amjad Hussain, who was once a renowned Pakistani folk-singer and had received many international awards for his performances and now focuses on reciting and singing Hamds and Nasheeds, was also present throughout the 3-city tour and enlightened the audiences with his powerful Hamd, “Allahu Akbar”.
After the successful 3-city tour, Manchester, Birmingham and London together pledged around £180,000 in aid of Muslim Charity’s projects for women and vulnerable communities.
