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Sponsor an Umrah for a Muslim from Libya
A. H. S. A. · Libya
A brother in eastern Libya asks, with real courtesy, for a sponsored Umrah seat, and fully respects that reverts and those in greatest need come first. His hope is simple: one journey to the House of Allah. A full seat is $1,795; a $450 share joins with others to send him.
Gift code: HB-B2B68D50
Gifts go to Beckah Foundation; the code tells us which request you had in mind.
Each applicant asked Beckah Foundation for help to make Umrah; the Foundation books the trip itself and never sends cash.
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