Well No. 870- Mgude Subvillage, Mgude Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro District, Morogoro Region

In the quiet community of Mgude Subvillage, Ngerengere Ward, where the morning sun rises over golden fields, water has always been both a blessing and a burden. For many families, each day began with a long walk — buckets in hand, hope in their hearts — searching for clean water to sustain their homes.

Today, that story has changed.

Through the rehabilitation of Well No. 870, life has returned to the heart of the village. The well now serves 29 families, reaching about 140 people daily, offering them not just water, but dignity, health, and renewed hope.

This transformation was made possible in honour of Mohamed P, whose name now stands as a symbol of compassion and service — and through the unwavering partnership of the Nudba Group of Toronto, whose commitment continues to touch lives across oceans.

This well is among the 10 handed over in Morogoro Region, each one a reminder that when humanity comes together, even a single drop can ripple into a river of change.

Well No. 871 Loliondo Subvillage, Mgude Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro District, Morogoro Region

The rehabilitation of this well has been generously donated by Shawn, Mustafa, Liakatali Jaffer, Heena, and Basit Ali, in loving memory of the Marhumeen of the Moledina Jaffer family and the Ghulam Mehdi family, in coordination with the Nudba Group of Toronto.

This well provides clean and safe water to 43 families benefiting approximately 267 people daily.

This project is among the 10 wells handed over in Morogoro Region, contributing to improved community health, dignity, and access to water.

Well No. 869 – Mgude Subvillage, Mgude Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro District, Morogoro Region

The rehabilitation of Well No. 869 marks another step forward in ensuring sustainable access to clean water for rural communities. This well, benefiting 37 families and providing safe water to 268 people daily, stands as a symbol of shared humanity and compassion.

This noble initiative has been undertaken in honour of the Ahmad Al Rubayee family and Brother Ali Sajjad Sharifzada Muraj family, in coordination with the Nudba Group of Toronto. Through their generous contribution, a vital water source has been restored, reviving not only the land but also the spirit of the community.

Every drop from this well tells a story of kindness, cooperation, and lasting impact. It is a reminder that when hearts unite across borders, change becomes real- and lives are transformed for generations to come.

Well No. 868 – Mgude Subvillage, Morogoro Region

We are proud to announce the successful rehabilitation of Well No. 868 located in Mgude Subvillage, Mgude Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro District. This well now serves 40 families daily, benefiting 278 people with clean and safe water.

This life-changing project was generously donated by the family members of Marhum Amirali HD Kermali, in coordination with the Nudba Group of Toronto.
This well is among 10 newly handed-over wells, each bringing hope, health, and a brighter future to communities in need.
Together, we are making water a reality for every family.

Well No. 864 – A Gift of Compassion and Faith in Mabundi Village, Morogoro Region

Commissioned on: 4th October 2025
Location: Njia Nne Sub-village, Mabundi Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro District, Morogoro Region

A Source of Life and Hope

In the serene landscape of Mabundi Village, a new chapter of hope has begun. Well No. 864 now stands as a symbol of compassion and humanity -bringing safe, clean, and accessible water to 38 families and 212 individuals every single day.

For years, the residents of Njia Nne Sub-village relied on unsafe water sources, often walking long distances under the scorching sun. Today, thanks to this well, the sound of flowing water has become a melody of relief, joy, and renewed dignity.

An Offering of Love: The Donors Behind the Change

This life-changing well has been donated by Hassan and Nargis Abdul Hussein, whose generous spirit reflects a deep understanding of faith in action.
Their contribution was made in coordination with the Nudba Group, whose ongoing partnership continues to bring transformation and sustainable progress to Tanzanian communities.

Through this noble act, Hassan and Nargis Abdul Hussein have touched lives in ways that words can scarcely describe. Every drop of water from this well carries the essence of their kindness, compassion, and commitment to humanity.
Impact Beyond Water

The installation of Well No. 864 does more than quench thirst. It uplifts the community across multiple dimensions:

Improved Health (SDG 3): Reducing waterborne diseases and ensuring safer living conditions.

Access to Clean Water (SDG 6): Ensuring that every family has a reliable, nearby source of fresh water.

Empowering Women and Girls (SDG 5): Relieving them from the daily burden of fetching water over long distances.

Building Global Partnerships (SDG 17): Strengthening bonds of solidarity between local communities and international partners like the Nudba Group.
The ripple effects of this project will endure for generations, fostering better health, education, and social well-being.
A Legacy That Flows Forever

This well is not just a structure – it is a legacy of faith, service, and shared humanity. The people of Mabundi Village will forever remember the kindness of Hassan and Nargis Abdul Hussein, whose contribution has restored dignity and hope to many.

As children fill their containers and families gather around the well each morning, they do so with gratitude – knowing that this precious gift came from hearts that care deeply about humanity.
Our Gratitude

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Hassan and Nargis Abdul Hussein and the Nudba Group for their unwavering commitment to community welfare and sustainable development. Together, they remind us that compassion knows no borders – and that even a single act of giving can change countless lives.
Commissioned on 4th October 2025 – Mabundi Village, Morogoro Region, Tanzania

Well No. 838 – A Gift of Life in Mabundi Village, Morogoro

Commissioned on: 4th October 2025
Location: Njia Nne Sub-village, Mabundi Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro DC, Morogoro Region

Transforming Lives, One Drop at a Time

In the heart of Morogoro, Well No. 838 now brings hope and health to the people of Njia Nne Sub-village. Each day, this well provides clean and safe water to 32 families – reaching a total of 174 individuals who rely on it for drinking, cooking, and daily needs.

Dedicated with Love and Faith

This life-giving well has been donated for the Thawāb (eternal reward) of the Marhumeen of the Family of Parvizbai Molu and Brother Ali Sajjad Sharifzada,
in heartfelt coordination with the Nudba Group of Toronto.

Their generosity ensures that families in Mabundi Village no longer have to walk long distances for water, reducing hardship and improving sanitation and well-being for the entire community.

A Message of Gratitude

We extend our deepest appreciation to the Family of Parvizbai Molu, Brother Ali Sajjad Sharifzada, and the Nudba Group of Toronto for their noble act of kindness.
Their donation reflects true compassion – turning faith into action and leaving a legacy that continues to uplift lives every single day.
“Whoever provides water to a thirsty soul, Allah will reward them abundantly.” Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

WELL NO. 850 – A Legacy of Compassion and Dignity Through Clean Water

Location: Kati Subvillage, Isunura Village, Mawindi Ward,
Mbarali District – Mbeya Region, Tanzania
Date of Handover: 21st July 2025

Daily Beneficiaries:
-Number of Families: 74
-Estimated Individuals Served Daily: 540

As part of a larger initiative in Mbeya Region, Well No. 850 is among ten wells officially handed over on 21st July 2025. This milestone is a testament to the transformative power of humanitarian service, sustainable development, and intergenerational generosity.

This well has been donated through an Islamic humanitarian service, offered in loving memory of:
-Marhum Nazarali Alibhai Panju
-Marhuma Surgabai Juma Jetha
-Marhum Husein Nazarali A. Panju

Their memory now lives on in every life this well touches — through every drop of clean water drawn, every moment of relief experienced by women, children, elders, and families. It is a profound act of sadaqah jariyah (ongoing charity), echoing the enduring values of compassion, dignity, and service to humanity.

“Whoever saves a life, it is as if he has saved all of humanity.”
— Qur’an 5:32

This contribution also directly advances the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), supporting equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the donors and their family for this lasting impact. May this well continue to serve as a flowing legacy of faith, love, and hope for generations to come.

WELL NO. 849 -OFFICIAL HANDOVER REPORT

Date of Handover: 21st July 2025
Project Type: Community Water Access Initiative

Location Details:
Subvillage: Nyangasada
Village: Isunura
Ward: Mawindi
District: Mbarali
Region: Mbeya, Tanzania

Impact Overview:
67 households directly benefit from this well on a daily basis
497 individuals now have access to safe, clean, and reliable water

This well was donated in loving memory of Zainab Gulamhussein Mohammed and Gulamali Damji, whose legacy of kindness and compassion continues to uplift others through sustainable, life-giving initiatives.

Well No. 849 is part of a broader regional effort in which ten wells were officially handed over across Mbeya Region in July 2025. These wells form part of an inclusive public health and community empowerment mission aimed at reducing water-related hardships in underserved areas.

A Universal Act of Service
Access to clean water is a fundamental human right and a shared value across all faiths and cultures. It supports health, promotes dignity, and fosters equity. Providing clean water is one of the most powerful ways to restore hope and uphold the sanctity of life.

The donation of this well stands as a symbol of compassion, solidarity, and service to humanity.

Alignment with Global Goals
This initiative contributes directly to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
SDG 6: Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all
SDG 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all
SDG 1: End poverty in all its forms everywhere
SDG 10: Reduce inequality within and among countries

Our Gratitude
We extend our deepest appreciation to the donors, partners, and community members whose efforts made this achievement possible. Your support continues to transform lives, strengthen communities, and promote a more equitable and sustainable future for all.

WELL NO. 848

A Flowing Legacy of Faith, Mercy, and Humanity

Location: Kati Subvillage, Isunura Village, Mawindi Ward, Mbarali District – Mbeya Region
Families Benefiting Daily: 46
Individuals Benefiting Daily: 387

In loving memory of Marhum Salha Bibi and Marhum Haji Ghulam Haider, Well No. 848 has been donated as a lasting symbol of divine mercy and human compassion. Situated in the heart of Mbarali District, this well is one of ten wells donated across Mbeya Region, now serving as a lifeline to nearly 400 people daily.

This noble act echoes the timeless wisdom of the Holy Qur’an, where Allah (SWT) says:
“Is the reward for good [anything] but good?” Surah Ar-Rahman (55:60)

And in another place:
“They give food-though they love it themselves-to the poor, the orphan, and the captive. [Saying:] We feed you only for the countenance of Allah. We wish not from you reward or gratitude.”
Surah Al-Insan (76:8–9)
To give water is to give life. The Qur’an proclaims:
“And We made from water every living thing. Will they not then believe?”
Surah Al-Anbiya (21:30)

Water, as a symbol of purity, sustenance, and renewal, lies at the heart of spiritual and material well-being. This well fulfills both the worldly and the eternal mandate of Islam-to serve, uplift, and leave behind a legacy that flows with blessings.

In the spirit of Sadaqah Jariyah, this well continues to benefit lives long after the departure of its donors. It fulfills the teachings of Imam Ja’far al-Sadiq (a.s.), who said:

“There is no act more beloved to Allah than quenching the thirst of a believer.”

Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals

This water project directly contributes to:

SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being

SDG 1: No Poverty

Each drop drawn from this well is a testimony of compassion, a shield against disease, and a source of social dignity. It embodies the Qur’anic values of mercy (rahma), justice (adl), and service (khidmah).

We extend our deepest gratitude and prayers to the family of the late Salha Bibi and Haji Ghulam Haider. May their souls be enveloped in divine mercy, and may their gift be counted among the everlasting deeds whose reward continues until the Day of Judgment.
“Indeed, those who believe and do righteous deeds… their reward is with their Lord, and there will be no fear concerning them, nor will they grieve.”
Surah Al-Baqarah (2:277)

Well No. 845 – Uzunguni Subvillage, Isunura Village, Mawindi Ward, Mbarali District, Mbeya Region

A Legacy of Faith, Compassion, and Water for Life

In our ongoing mission to extend the blessings of clean, safe, and accessible water to underserved communities, we are honored to announce the successful handover of Well No. 845 in Uzunguni Subvillage, located within Isunura Village, Mawindi Ward, Mbarali District, Mbeya Region.

This well is one of ten strategic water sources handed over in July 2025, as part of a region-wide initiative aimed at accelerating community development through equitable water access.

Impact at a Glance

Daily Beneficiary Households: 82
Total Individuals Benefiting Daily: 766
Date of Handover: 21st July 2025
Donated in Loving Memory of

Marhum Roshanali Gulamhussein Rahemtulla Hansraj
This well stands as a profound Sadaqah Jariyah—a continuous charity whose rewards endure across generations. In the tradition of Islam, and especially within Shia theology, such acts are a living testament to the Qur’anic command:

“Indeed, those who give in charity, men and women, and lend to Allah a good loan—it will be multiplied for them, and theirs will be a noble reward.” (Qur’an 57:18)

In the footsteps of the Ahlul Bayt (peace be upon them), whose lives embodied mercy, service, and justice, this water project reminds us that even after death, one’s compassion can flow through the veins of a community—nurturing life, dignity, and hope.

In Shia Islam, charity is not merely a social obligation; it is a spiritual investment. The Prophet Muhammad (saw) is reported to have said:

“When a person dies, all their deeds end except three: a continuing charity, beneficial knowledge, and a righteous child who prays for them.” (Muslim)
This well fulfills the highest standards of continuing charity (Sadaqah Jariyah)—bringing not only water but also a renewal of faith, gratitude, and community resilience.

Moreover, this intervention directly aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), ensuring that no one is left behind in access to a basic human right. Clean water is a foundation for education, health, gender equity, and economic empowerment.

A Message of Gratitude

We extend our deepest thanks and heartfelt prayers to the family, descendants, and well-wishers of Marhum Roshanali Gulamhussein Rahemtulla Hansraj. Your generous contribution does not merely quench physical thirst—it uplifts souls, reinforces dignity, and echoes a legacy of divine mercy.

As Imam Ali (a.s.) profoundly stated:

“People are either your brothers in faith or your equals in humanity.”
This well honors both.
May Allah (swt) accept this offering, elevate the soul of the Marhum, and grant him eternal proximity to His mercy.