European Yetim Eli slaughters the sacrifices on behalf of philanthropists in Uganda
The European Yetim Eli, an international help organization based in Mannheim, Germany, slaughtered nearly 100 sacrifices of votive, aqiqah and gratitude donated by philanthropists, distributing the meat from offerings to the poor in Uganda.
Stepping up charitable activities in Uganda, which is also known the countries of the orphans, European Yetim Eli (Orphan Help) put a smile on the faces of the poor and orphans by distributing the meat from offerings to them in the city of Kampala, Uganda.
Speaking about relief efforts that they carries out in Uganda, The volunteer of European Yetim Eli Nizamettin Aygan said that they slaughtered nearly 100 sacrifices of votive, aqiqah and gratitude donated by philanthropists, distributing the meat from offerings to the needy in Uganda.
He said that, as European Yetim Eli, they had started their relief efforts at Kibuli Islamic School, where the number of the students are very high.

"We are continuing our relief efforts in Uganda. We are now at a school, where the number of the students are very high. The students receive scientific and Islamic education in the school. The school have nearly 800 students. Approximately 600 students stay in the orphanage. If Allah wills, we will continue our relief efforts. May my Lord be pleased with philanthropists who have made donations," he concluded. (ILKHA)
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