01. Microfinance Loans.
02. Housing Loans.
03. Education Loans.
04. Healthcare Loans.
05. Agricultural Loans.
06. Apna Ghar Apne Chhat.
07. Personal Loan.
08. Car Loan.
09. Student Loan.
10. Wedding Loan.
Helpline Number 03426174775
Akhuwat Programs
Since 2001, Akhuwat has been working to uplift the underprivileged segment of society through its programs in the fields of interest-free microfinance, fee-free education, community development, and inclusion of marginalized communities.
AKHUWAT ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE (AIM)
Through interest-free loans, Akhuwat provides economically active and deserving individuals the opportunity to become financially included members of society.
AKHUWAT EDUCATION SERVICES (AES)
Provides Fee-Free, Quality Education To Deserving Students Across Pakistan, Inspiring Them To Break The Cycle Of Intergenerational Poverty.
AKHUWAT CLOTHES BANK (ACB)
Collects Gently Used Clothing And Household Items And Distributes Them Among Those In Need With Respect And Dignity.
RELIEF AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
Works In Times Of Natural Disasters, Such As Earthquakes, Floods, And COVID-19 And Provides Relief And Rehabilitation To The Affected People.
AKHUWAT KHWAJASIRA SUPPORT PROGRAM (AKSP)
Empowers Khwajasiras (Transgenders) By Providing Stipends, Free Medical Checkups, And Training, And Fostering An Inclusive Community.
AKHUWAT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (ACD)
Implements A Participatory Development Approach Involving The Local Community To Identify, Design, And Implement Localized Solutions.
Transition and growing independence
After online loan apply initial appraisal by the unit manager, the application will be forwarded to Branch Manager who will appraise the social and business appraisal process once again and conduct a meeting with borrower and their guarantors. 03426174775
Dr Amjad Saqib, Akhuwat Founder & Chairperson
About Us
Since 2001, Akhuwat has been working for Poverty Alleviation
Akhuwat works to alleviate poverty through our flagship scheme, Qarz-e-Hasna – micro-lending without interest. The funds provided are repaid by recipients in manageable monthly instalments.
At Akhuwat, we’ve set a new precedent among Muslim charities by enabling donors to give Qarz-e-Hasna so that people in need can better their lives. When the borrowed funds are repaid, they can be reused, over and over again to help more people in need. Beneficiaries are able to borrow without interest, as per the Islamic standard which firmly forbids Riba – usuary.
We believe that people living in poverty want the chance to uplift themselves. Because no one deserves to be dependent on handouts. And because handouts aren’t sustainable.