سفرِ حق
Three students, one simple conviction.
Access to authentic Islamic resources shouldn't depend on where you were born. Safr-e-Haq, "a journey toward truth," is how we're acting on that.
Knowledge that people can hold in their hands
Access to education and reliable resources is essential to empowering communities to make informed decisions for themselves.
By providing Qur'ans, Hadith books, and other Islamic materials to underserved communities, we aim to support religious literacy, encourage informed understanding, and help people engage with their faith through authentic resources.
It started with a Quran Club
Our founders co-founded and run the Skyline Quran Club at their high school in Sammamish, Washington, organizing lessons every two weeks that are open to anyone in the school.
Safr-e-Haq carries that same work beyond our school, to communities that don't have reliable access to Qur'ans and authentic Islamic materials.
Meet the three students who run Safr-e-Haq
Rayyan Ali, Tonghe Zhang, and Faiyad Imam
Meet our team →Starting small, and doing it right
We're deliberately focused. For now, we're limiting our work to two countries, and we'll change course if a partnership doesn't work out.
The Gambia ADVANCED
Working with the Gambia Supreme Islamic Council, which runs a large network of Qur'an memorization centers. See the plan
Senegal EARLY
An early-stage partnership through a personal connection with one of our teachers.
At home NOW
Raising funds and materials through masjids and Islamic centers in the Seattle area.
Officially registered
A registered Washington nonprofit
Safr-e-Haq Foundation is registered with the Washington Secretary of State under UBI 606 290 048. Anyone can look us up in the state's Corporations and Charities Filing System.
We're still new, and we'd rather tell you exactly where we are than look bigger than we are.