Charity Donates over 11,000 Quran Copies to Muslims in Africa
The Humanitarian Relief Foundation or IHH has distributed the Qurans in Nigeria, Mali, Burkina Faso, Chad, Guinea, Ethiopia, Benin and Sudan, Anadolu Agency reported.
The foundation said in statement that with these, the total number of Quran copies it has gifted to people in different countries so far reached 274,000.
It added that the foundation is proud to have fulfilled part of the need of Muslims in some countries to have access to the Holy Book.
According to its website, IHH has been working since 1992 with the purpose of delivering aid to all people who are in need, who have experienced a catastrophe, who are victims of war, natural disaster, etc. or wounded, crippled, starved, homeless and persecuted, wherever they are, regardless of their religion, language, race or sect, and to prevent the violation of the basic human rights and freedoms of those people.
IHH’s voluntary relief activities evolved into an official organization in 1995 and spread around five continents as it established a bridge of goodwill stretching from Turkey to 123 countries.
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