Bureau Report
Balochistan
Continuing its long-standing humanitarian tradition under its 2026 Eid-ul-Adha welfare programme, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust distributed sacrificial meat to the families of those who lost their lives in a suicide attack during an Eid Milad-un-Nabi (PBUH) procession.
The initiative was carried out in Sibi, the border areas of Dera Bugti, Manjhi Pur, Haji Shahr, and Mastung, where volunteers of the Trust reached out to bereaved families to ensure they could also share in the blessings and celebrations of Eid-ul-Adha.
Representatives of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust said the organization remains committed to supporting families affected by tragedy and hardship. By providing sacrificial meat and extending solidarity to the families of the martyrs, the Trust sought to convey a message of compassion, remembrance, and community support during the festive occasion.
The beneficiaries expressed gratitude for the continued assistance, noting that the annual initiative helps them feel remembered and included in the celebrations despite their loss.
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust has been carrying out similar welfare activities across Pakistan for many years, focusing on humanitarian relief, community development, healthcare, education, and support for vulnerable families. The annual Eid distribution programme is one of its key efforts aimed at bringing the spirit of sharing and sacrifice to those most in need.
The initiative reflects the true values of Eid-ul-Adha—compassion, generosity, and standing alongside those facing hardship—while honouring the memory of those who sacrificed their lives.
