"Those who spend their wealth in Allah's way by night and by day, secretly and publicly — they will have their reward with their Lord." — Quran 2:274

Kiran Shahzadi is a 44-year-old divorced mother of two who has been working tirelessly to provide for her family. She owns a small grocery store that she has been running from home for the past year. Despite her hard work and dedication, Kiran’s business is currently facing a crisis due to unexpected inflation that has affected her ability to stock essential items. She is determined to keep her store running, as it is not just her source of income but also a lifeline for her family.

Kiran’s grocery store plays a vital role in her community, offering essential goods to her neighbors and friends. However, with rising prices, she is struggling to manage her business and cover the medical expenses of a patient at home. The burden of these challenges weighs heavily on her, as she worries about how she will continue to support her children and ensure they have a stable life. Kiran is reaching out for help, hoping that with the support of the SEED OUT Organization, she can overcome these difficulties.