Anonymous donor helps free 49 prisoners in Dhahirah
This year marks the 12th edition of Fak Kurbah, which has been instrumental in providing relief to insolvent individuals across Oman.
Dr Hamad bin Hamdan al Rubaie, Chairman of Omani Lawyers Association, which initiated Fak Kurbah, thanked the donor for his continued support, noting that this gesture has helped free all eligible insolvent individuals in the governorate for nine years. 'This commitment reflects the humanitarian spirit of Omani society.'
Dr Mohammed Ibrahim al Zadjali, supervisor of Fak Kurbah, praised the ongoing support from various institutions, companies and individuals, calling on others to contribute to the cause. His message emphasised the values of compassion, solidarity and cooperation, encouraging everyone to help bring hope to those in need.
Since its launch in 2012, Fak Kurbah has assisted in the release of over 7,110 prisoners. Donations can be made via the official website (www.fakkrba.om), designated bank accounts or the Thawani app.
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