Description
Title: Islamic Charity Work: From Theory to Practice
Author: Haj Isa Ashkanani
Translator: Alexander Khaleeli
About the Book:
Charitable work is central to the Islamic faith, yet bridges the gap between noble intentions and flawless execution are rarely documented. In Islamic Charity Work: From Theory to Practice, Haj Isa Ashkanani transforms decades of firsthand field experience across diverse international communities into an indispensable manual for the modern humanitarian.
Moving beyond basic theological discussions of giving, this book tackles the operational realities that charitable initiatives face on the ground. Ashkanani identifies the recurring, systemic obstacles that often stall development projects and drains resources. Far from just an academic critique, this work delivers structured, actionable strategies designed to minimize overhead, protect donor trust, and maximize the real-world impact of every contribution.
Whether you are an institutional leader, a grassroots volunteer, or an everyday donor looking to understand the mechanics of sustainable change, this book offers a clear blueprint for turning faith-driven theory into efficient, high-impact practice.
What You Will Discover:
• Field-Tested Strategies: Practical insights derived from real-world charitable campaigns across multiple countries.
• Problem-Solving Frameworks: How to identify, diagnose, and overcome structural and logistical bottlenecks in non-profit environments.
• Efficiency Optimization: Concrete methods to lower operational expenses while amplifying project effectiveness.
• Sustainable Operations: A roadmap for transitioning from short-term relief to long-term community development.
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Author: Isa Ashkanani
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Translator: Alexander Khaleeli
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Translated from: Arabic
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Publisher: The A. Q. R Printing And Publishing Institiute
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Language: English
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Binding: Softcover
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Pages: 304
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Dimensions: Ru'qi / Small Trade (رقعي) — 5.51 × 8.27 in (14.0 × 21.0 cm)
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ISBN: 9786000606442
