In the Last 10 Nights: Stand with the oppressed – Not just in prayer, but in action
As the last ten nights of Ramadan descend upon us, the hearts of Muslims are lit with devotion, reflection and an intensified longing to draw closer to truth and justice. We increase our duas, we weep in Qiyam, and we call out for relief for the oppressed across the globe. But here’s the truth — our tears are not enough. Our protests alone are not enough. Signing another petition is not enough. It’s time to act. And that’s exactly what MPACUK is here to do.
Who are we?
MPACUK are grassroots, no-nonsense, unapologetic, action-driven organisation to defend and protect the rights of our oppressed brothers and sisters — those silenced, abused, exiled and persecuted simply because they believe in Islam. Our mission is simple: we do not accept silence as a strategy, and we are committed to fighting back with strategy, law, and relentless advocacy. But let’s not sugarcoat it — none of this is possible without you.
We all give to feed the hungry — But what’s causing the hunger?
Donating to feed starving families and victims of conflict is vital. Absolutely. May we never stop. But let’s be honest with ourselves for a moment. These crises didn’t emerge from thin air. The root causes? Systemic oppression. Political disenfranchisement. Religious persecution. Mass disinformation. And the dehumanisation of Muslims. If we only ever give to treat the symptoms — food, water, blankets — we are just firefighting. The flames will keep rising. Until we tackle the actual causes, we will be stuck in an endless loop of crisis and relief.
Where Will Your Money Go?
When you support MPACUK, you are investing in change that lasts:
- Political accountability: Organising lobbying efforts to call out politicians and policymakers who enable injustice through silence or complicity.
- Global advocacy campaigns: articles, media interviews, social media awareness, educational toolkits, and viral media content that push the narrative into mainstream consciousness.
- Community organising: Empowering Muslims communities with training, resources, and networks to respond swiftly to emerging crises.
- Strategic alliances: Reaching out to international human rights bodies, journalists, and whistleblowers to make a stronger impact when tackling Islamophobia.
In these final, blessed nights of Ramadan, we rush to seek Laylatul Qadr. We recite, we remember, we repent. But let us not forget: action for justice is worship. The Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him) didn’t just make dua — he did. Supporting organisations like MPACUK is not charity, it is duty.
If we abandon the institutions that rise up for us, we are not only abandoning the oppressed — we are abandoning ourselves. And if we go silent, who will speak up for us when it’s our turn? Let us be the ones who stood up, not just in supplication but in sacrifice. Let us fund the fight.