Water Wells in Bangladesh / ARAKAN Rohingya Camps

Health begins with clean water

In the slums of Bangladesh and in the overcrowded Rohingya refugee camps, clean drinking water is not a gift —it is a daily fight for survival.

Mothers collect polluted water from puddles and open canals.Children drink it because they have no other choice.And they get sick. Again and again.

Contaminated water causes diarrhea, cholera, and severe infections.Diseases that could be prevented —yet still claim the lives of thousands of children every year.

With your donation, you give more than water.You give life.

One well serves an entire community

For CHF 225, we build a complete, deep-drilled water well —40 to 60 meters into the ground, until clean and protected groundwater is reached.

Our wells are built in the shape of a crescent —a symbol of our identity and of the Islamic values we stand for:Compassion. Charity. Responsibility.

Every well is a Sadaqa Jariya —a continuous charity,with every sip of water,with every child saved,with every thankful prayer of a mother.

A single well:

– provides clean drinking water daily for multiple families– has a lifespan of 2 to 4 years– drastically reduces dangerous waterborne diseases– improves hygiene, health, and nutrition– relieves women and children from hours of water collection

One well serves an entire community.This is not short-term aid —this is sustainable infrastructure that brings hope.

CHF 225 = 1 complete water wellDirect. Effective. Life-changing.

Help turn thirst into dignity.Help save lives — with clean water.