Driven by prophetic principles of Ihsan (excellence), YAT was founded to transform scattered humanitarian efforts into a structured force for lasting impact. The five core pillars were established: Education, Mosques, Global Relief, Environment, and Social Enterprise.
Marked by the launch of Cambodia’s Phnom Penh Technical School and completion of Pakistan’s Battagram Institute. These became self-sustaining models that empower communities through vocational training – proving education’s power to break cycles of poverty
We achieved unprecedented scale:
65,000+ beneficiaries in 50+ countries during Ramadan
200-acre forest conservation with Orang Asli communities
Self-sustaining bakery enterprises in Afghanistan.
Al-Bukhary Mosque stands as a leading example of excellence in mosque management. Supported by a professional team, the mosque runs daily prayers, weekly tazkirah, regular zikir sessions, and community events.
After a devastating earthquake, YAT initiated short, skill-based courses that helped rebuild the city.
YAT established a technical school in the capital. Graduates now work both locally and internationally, sending income back to support their families.
YAT supports a zakat-eligible Maahad Tahfiz that has produced hundreds of Qur’an memorizers (huffaz).
In partnership with Shaykh Nuruddin Lemu and the Islamic Institute of Nigeria, YAT empowers women through basic literacy (English & Mathematics) and vocational training.