مبرة الإمام الرضا (ع) - جمعية المبرات

Mabarrat Al-Imam Al-Ridha (PBUH)

After the Prophet Ibrahim's (PBUH) Charity was destroyed in the town of Khiam during the July 2006 war, and after the number of orphans increased as a result of this devastating war, the Al-Mabarrat Charity Association rushed to alleviate the tragedies of war and the hardship of moving from one region to another, by establishing the Imam Al-Rida (PBUH) Charity in 2007 in the city of Nabatieh-Kfarjouz in southern Lebanon.

Al-Mabarrah Services:

The charity provides the following services to children, families, and beneficiaries:

Life care services.
Educational services.
Food and health services.
Religious services.
Social services.
Educational services.
Psychological and counseling services.

Special Programs

Departments of the charity:

The charity consists of: a theater, a restaurant, a kitchen, a laundry, 6 warehouses, living rooms, classrooms, bedrooms, a prayer room, a clinic, an orthodontic clinic, isolation rooms (for children suffering from an infectious disease), a mental health clinic, and winter playgrounds.

Al-Mabarrah projects:

Rents engagement and wedding dresses to the public at competitive prices. The fashion house features a selection of distinctive dresses

The charity, in cooperation with the Friends of the Charity Council, provides brides (who are girls from the charity) with household appliances and bridal trousseaus, and celebrates them with a party that brings together the brides, their families, friends, and philanthropists.

This project precedes the holy month of Ramadan. Friends prepare special trays of dates and sell them to philanthropists and the local community. The proceeds go to the charity's members to organize activities and celebrations throughout the year (birthdays, iftars, the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and other gatherings and activities).

The chickens are raised in a designated area and fed the finest feed and water. Their health is monitored. They grow naturally, and the "chickens" are used to cook food for the boarding school's children.

Various types of vegetables and fruits are grown, including tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant, parsley, mallow, hot pepper, lettuce, onions, strawberries, and mint. The kitchen department uses these vegetables to prepare meals for the children, especially during the holy month of Ramadan. In addition, loofah is grown, which the boarding school students benefit from throughout the year

Clubs:

Holy Quran Club: This club monitors children's memorization of the Holy Quran. Students are monitored throughout the year and participate in an annual Quran memorization and supplication competition.
Football Club: During which children are taught the rules of the game in detail.
Handicrafts ClubThis club provides support for children in their pottery painting, decoration, and the creation of models by recycling used items.