When Words Aren’t Enough, Let Water Speak for You
You love them. You pray for them. But how do you thank the ones who gave you life — especially when they’ve returned to Allah?
For many of us, the longing to honor our parents never fades. Whether they’re alive or have passed on, the best way to show your love is to give them a gift that never stops giving — even in the grave.
What if you could dig a well of mercy for them? One that quenches thirst in this world… and earns reward in the next?
Why a Borehole is the Ultimate Sadaqah Jariyah for Your Parents
In Islam, there are only three things that follow us into the grave:
- Beneficial knowledge
- A righteous child who prays for us
- Ongoing charity (Sadaqah Jariyah)
A borehole gifted in your parents’ name ticks all three.
It brings clean water to forgotten communities. It becomes a mercy flowing with every drop. It teaches generations about Allah’s kindness. And every time someone drinks, bathes, or performs wudu from that water — your parents are rewarded.
From One Gift… A Thousand Du‘as
Imagine: a village once abandoned now prays daily for the souls of your mother and father. Children say Jazakumullahu khayran as they rush to the tap. Elders lift their hands, whispering quiet du‘as in your parents’ name. They may never know you, but Allah hears every prayer.
It’s a gift that keeps echoing through time — long after we’re gone.
Their Names on the Well. Your Name in the Book of Good Deeds.
We will place a placard at the water borehole with your parents’ names engraved. A visible sign of the mercy that now flows because of your love.
They gave you life.
Now give them a legacy.
Let this borehole be the well of mercy that carries their names… all the way to Jannah.
Be the Child Who Honors Them the Islamic Way
You don’t need to wait until you’re wealthy. Allah multiplies intentions. Whether you fund a borehole alone or join hands with others, your reward is preserved.
Give for their sake.
Give for Allah’s reward.
Give because you still can.
Ready to Begin Their Legacy?
Let’s dig a well that never dries. In their name. For His pleasure.
