BAIT UL MAL PNW

Assalam Alaikum

 

BAIT UL MAL PNW is a nonprofit financial organization providing benefit to all community members and organizations based on Quránic guidelines.

 

We are reviving the example of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) who established the Bait ul Mal as the center for the collection and distribution of zakat (charitable tax) and sadaqa (additional contributions.)

 

What Does a Community Look Like When it Supports its Members?

 

When a community supports its members it becomes a flourishing, self-sustaining environment with coordinated services and resources.

 

Qurán 9:71

The Believers, men and women, are protectors one of another: they enjoin what is just, and forbid what is evil: they observe regular prayers, practice regular charity, and obey Allah and His Messenger. On them will Allah pour His mercy: for Allah is Exalted in power, Wise.

 

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How Your Contributions are Making a Difference

 

Bait ul Mal is currently helping the following individuals on a monthly basis:

 

• Sisters of the Sunnah Islamic Services - Women's shelter for homeless Muslimas with children ($100 a month)
• Al-Shifa Clinic who provides medical treatment for families and children ($100 a month)
• Single senior Muslimas who need help with their medical supplements ($100 a month)
• A family of five who needs help with their rent or food expenses ($300 to $500 a month)
• Occasional Rent, Utility bills, food and transportation expenses like bus passes. ($300 - $500) whenever requested

 

Read some recipient testimonials.

 

Bait ul Mal Referral Service

 

Need help but don't know where to turn?

 

Contact DSHS for emergency assistance by calling the local office in your area.

 

To find social services such as:

 

• Emergency Shelter
• Rent Assistance
• Food and Clothing
• Health Care & Support Groups
• Transportation
• Volunteering
• Job programs
• Legal Advice

 

Call the numbers below to talk with someone about your needs. You will be referred to agencies that can help. Don't wait until the last minute!

 

Telephone:

 

2-1-1 (does not work with cell phones)

 

800-621-4636 (outside the Seattle area)

 

206-621-4636 (in the Seattle Area)

You may also visit their web pages:

 

http://www.211.org

 

http://www.crisisclinic.org

 

Once there, click the Community Resources On Line link for instructions on finding specific information.