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Muhammadi Aghosh · Islamabad

A loving home for orphan children in Islamabad

We give children who have lost a father somewhere to live, a school to go to, food, medical care — and adults who turn up.

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The children of Muhammadi Aghosh, Islamabad

Our work in numbers

The foundation, in numbers

Only figures we have published ourselves — nothing estimated, nothing rounded up.

  • 54,000people follow our work on Facebook
  • 7provisions for every child in our care
  • 10people on our central team
  • 2026Parsa Home admissions now openGirls aged 5 to 8 · no fee

What you can count on

  • Zakat stays Zakat

    Kept for Zakat-eligible children. Never spent on administration or construction.

  • No fee to any family

    Not at admission, not later. Everything a child receives is free.

  • Always open

    Our door does not keep office hours. Someone is always there.

  • Appeals in our own name

    Our banners on Islamabad's highway carry our chairman's name and the same wallet numbers you see on this site.

Our programmes

Witness the change you make possible

Three programmes, run from Ghori Garden in Islamabad. Tell us which one your gift is for, and that is where it goes.

  • A boy in a dark green kurta, smiling, photographed by the foundation.Sponsorship

    Muhammadi Aghosh

    The programme the foundation is named for. A child who has lost a father is taken in and covered for health, schooling and everything in between.

  • Three girls in school uniform reading a book together outside Parsa Home.A home for orphan girls

    Parsa Home

    A residential home being built now on the edge of Islamabad. Admissions are open for 2026 for girls aged five to eight.

  • Three boys sitting together holding new sandals, with more pairs lined up in front of them.Shoes and clothing

    Support for Little Steps

    Shoes and warm clothing placed on small feet before winter, funded by small gifts from many people.

See all our programmes

Parsa Home · Admissions 2026

Looking for a place for your daughter?

Parsa Home is taking admissions for 2026, for girls aged five to eight who have lost their father. Her place, her schooling, her food, her clothes and her medical care are free. There is no fee at any stage.

How to applyAsk on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)

What to have ready

  • The father's death certificate
  • A copy of the mother's CNIC
  • The child's B-Form, issued by NADRA

Photographs are enough to start the conversation. Or call 0306 1019753.

Three girls in school uniform reading a book together outside Parsa Home.

Your donations at work

Seven things every child receives

Listed in the foundation's own literature. Not aspirations — the standing commitment to every child in our care.

  • Education

    School fees, books, uniform

  • A place to live

    Safe, permanent residence

  • Food

    Regular, properly nourishing meals

  • Clothing

    Uniforms, winter clothes, shoes

  • Medical care

    Routine treatment and emergencies

  • Transport

    Safe travel to and from school

  • Islamic learning

    Qur'an, faith and character

  • All seven, for every child, for as long as they need them.

    Give to a child

The home we are building

It is being built now. Help us finish it.

Work is under way in Islamabad on the planned Muhammadi Aghosh building. The architect’s drawing shows a four-storey home behind a boundary wall, with the foundation’s emblem above the gate. What happens next depends on what comes in.

  • Sadaqah jariyah. Giving to a building is charity that keeps working after you have stopped. These walls will shelter children for decades.
  • Spent on the building. Money given for the building goes on the building, and nothing else.
  • Not from Zakat. Zakat is never spent on construction, so give to the walls as Sadaqah or a general donation.
Give to the buildingAbout the building
Architect's impression of the planned four-storey Muhammadi Aghosh building behind a boundary wall and palm trees, with the foundation's emblem above the entrance and on the wall.Under constructionArchitect’s impression
Architect’s impression of the planned Muhammadi Aghosh building — a drawing of what we are building, not a photograph of a finished home.

Our commitment

Trust you can check for yourself

You are giving to people you may not have met, for children you may never meet. Scepticism is healthy — so this is what we hold ourselves to.

Muhammadi Foundation appeal banners lining the Islamabad highway at dusk, each naming the chairman and carrying the EasyPaisa and JazzCash numbers.Our appeal banners on the Islamabad highway

Accountability and transparency

Every rupee is a trust — amanah. It is spent on what it was given for, and we will account for it to anyone who asks.

  • Zakat is kept for Zakat-eligible children. It is never spent on administration or construction.
  • Money given for the building is spent on the building. Money given for a child is spent on that child.
  • Ask where your donation went and we will tell you. You are welcome to come and look.
  • Our public appeals carry our chairman's name and photograph, across Islamabad.
How we use your donation
Children in matching navy tracksuits standing together with an elder of the foundation.

Volunteer with us

Give an afternoon, a skill or a pair of hands. Tell us what you can offer and we will tell you honestly where it helps.

  • Help on the days when shoes and winter clothing are handed out.
  • Offer a skill you already have — teaching, healthcare, or help in the office.
  • Visit the office and meet the team. Call ahead and we will make the time.
  • Share our appeals with the people you know.
Volunteer with us
Portrait of Mirza Fayyaz Ahmed, Chairman of Muhammadi Foundation.
Mirza Fayyaz AhmedChairman, Muhammadi Foundation

Our chairman

Many hands, one embrace

Muhammadi Foundation is led by its chairman, Mirza Fayyaz Ahmed, together with a central team of 10. His name and photograph appear on the foundation’s own public appeals across Islamabad — beside the same EasyPaisa and JazzCash numbers you will find on this page.

Our work runs under one name: Muhammadi Aghosh. Aghosh means an embrace. Not a shelter, not a facility, not a programme. That word was chosen deliberately, and it sets the standard we are held to.

Look at our logo and you will see the whole idea: a house, with a child under its roof, held up from below by two open hands. The hands are yours.

Meet our teamSupport our mission

Central team, Islamabad

The people your donation is trusted to

10 people lead and manage the foundation day to day. Any of them can be reached through the office on 0314 9032724.

  • Portrait of Muhammad Ali Raja, General Secretary of Muhammadi Foundation.

    Muhammad Ali Raja

    General Secretary

  • Portrait of Raja Hameed Satti, Joint General Secretary of Muhammadi Foundation.

    Raja Hameed Satti

    Joint General Secretary

  • Portrait of Nosheen Israr, Finance Secretary of Muhammadi Foundation.

    Nosheen Israr

    Finance Secretary

  • Portrait of Junaid Mehmood, Joint Finance Secretary of Muhammadi Foundation.

    Junaid Mehmood

    Joint Finance Secretary

  • Portrait of Hajjaj Ahmed, Information Secretary of Muhammadi Foundation.

    Hajjaj Ahmed

    Information Secretary

  • Meet all 10, with their rolesOur team

Join us

Join us in caring for orphan children in Islamabad

“Our Lord, do not burden us with more than we have strength to bear.”

Surah Al-Baqarah 2:286, printed on the foundation’s own cover

For a child who has lost a father, that burden is not a figure of speech. It is school fees, rent, medicine, and a mother managing all three alone. With your support we can:

  • Keep a child in school — fees, books and uniform
  • Give them a safe, permanent place to live
  • Put regular, properly nourishing meals in front of them
  • Clothe them for every season — uniforms, winter clothes, shoes
  • Treat them when they are ill, routinely and in an emergency
  • Teach the Qur'an, faith and character alongside school
  • Finish the home we are building in Islamabad
Donate NowSponsor a Child
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Give in the next minute

Most people here give by mobile wallet. Send what you can, then send us the screenshot — we will confirm it arrived and tell you where it went.

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We accept Zakat, Sadaqah and general donations. Zakat is kept for Zakat-eligible children and is not spent on administration or construction. All the ways to give

Stay connected

Follow the work as it happens

54,000 people follow Muhammadi Foundation on Facebook, where the distributions, the gatherings and the photographs of the building as it rises go up first. Or message us on WhatsApp — it reaches a person, not a queue.

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