How It Works
Sadaqa jariah (صدقة جارية) means "ongoing charity" — giving whose reward continues even after we're gone. This site is our family's way of keeping that spirit alive together. Want the fuller picture? Read Why Sadaqa Jariah?
Sadaqa jariah (صدقة جارية) means "ongoing charity" — giving whose reward continues even after we're gone. This site is our family's way of keeping that spirit alive together. Want the fuller picture? Read Why Sadaqa Jariah?
Family members and people we've personally invited can submit a profile — for a loved one who has passed, a living family member, or a cause they're championing.
Every submission is reviewed by the family admin before it's published. This keeps the site accurate, respectful, and trustworthy for everyone who visits.
Once approved, it goes live — a person's profile with their bio and photo, or a cause's page with its story and giving link.
On any cause page, pick a name to dedicate your donation to. Leave a dua (prayer) or memory on a person's page — a small act of remembrance that costs nothing but means everything.
This site has two kinds of pages: People — profiles of individuals we want to remember or honor, living or passed — and Causes — funds and projects the family gives to. They're linked, not the same thing: any cause can be dedicated to any person, and any person's page shows which causes are available to give in their name. That means a masjid fund, for example, can be dedicated to one person today and a different person next month, and one person can have many causes dedicated to them over time.
Every profile can include: a full bio and life story, a photo, the submitter's relationship to them, a list of causes available to dedicate a donation to in their name, a family tree showing their parents and children, and a dua wall where family and friends can leave prayers, memories, and messages. Everything is optional except a name and a short bio — profiles can always be updated later with more detail.
This is a family space. Direct family members can submit pages freely, and we occasionally invite close friends or trusted community members to share a cause as well. Every page is reviewed before publishing, so nothing appears without the admin's approval.
On a cause page, you'll see a dropdown: "Give in memory or honor of." Selecting a name doesn't send any data anywhere on its own — since this site doesn't process payments, we can't pass your selection through to an external donation page automatically. Instead, once you select a name, we'll show a short note reminding you to mention that name in the donation's memo or notes field, so the family and organizer know who it was given for.
Every person's profile has a Family Tree section showing their parents and children, linked to each other's pages when a profile exists. Anyone visiting the site can add a parent or child using the form on a profile page — just enter the relative's name, their relationship, and your own name. Submissions are reviewed before the tree is updated, the same as any other submission. Over time, as more relatives are added, the family tree grows to connect the whole family across generations.
We don't process payments directly on this site yet — each cause links out to its own trusted giving page (a masjid's donation page, a registered charity, PayPal, GoFundMe, etc.). This keeps things simple and means your donation goes straight to the organization or fund responsible for it. We may add on-site giving in the future.
We know that giving means trusting someone with your intention, so here's exactly how we try to earn that trust.
Every profile and every cause is checked by the family before it goes live. Nothing appears on this site that hasn't been personally reviewed.
We never touch your money. Every "Give" button sends you to the cause's own trusted giving page — a masjid, a registered charity, or a verified platform.
Cause pages marked "Sample" are placeholders showing how a real project would look. They're clearly tagged so you always know what's an active fund and what's an example.
Several causes here connect directly to our family's own waqf in Paigaam Kasbah — nearly 450 years of the same tradition of ongoing charity we're continuing today.