+ Muslims are safe from online fitnah today.
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You get Ansar Bronze badge (no coupon)
Protects 3 people every month Every month, about 8,718 harmful links get blocked and roughly 66 hours are saved.
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3,654 Ansar already givingSmall, but every day. The deeds Allah loves most are the regular ones.
Ansar means helper. The Ansar of Madinah took in people they had never met. Today an Ansar pays for Kahf Guard for someone who can't afford it.
About 1,160 every second. Most are adult sites and gambling links, blocked before they open.
They want to come back.
A Barakah Pass gives them that chance.
1 a.m. A young man has decided he won't look again, and he's made tawbah. Then one tap on a Reel, and he's back where he started. Kahf Guard blocks that link before it opens.
Premium has a cost, and many of the people who need it most can't pay it. The Ansar cover that cost. Neither side ever learns the other's name.
“The Ansar of Madinah opened their homes to the Muhajirun. You can give someone a safe phone.”
Four badges.
The more people, the higher the badge.
The meanings come from the Seerah, as a reminder. None of us compares with the Ansar of Madinah. A badge only shows how many people you're covering, nothing more.
Sagir means small. A small start, made sincerely. Cover 3 people to earn this Bronze badge.
Sabik means forerunner: someone who comes forward early for good (inspired by Surah At-Tawbah 9:100). Cover 5 people to earn this Silver badge.
Sadik means truthful, someone who keeps their word (inspired by Surah Al-Ahzab 33:23). Cover 15 people steadily to earn this Gold badge.
Sharik means partner. Covering 30 people makes you a partner in protecting a whole neighbourhood. Bright as the Kohinoor: the Noor badge.
Every month we'll
send you a report.
How many got a pass, how many links were blocked, how many hours were saved. It arrives by email at the start of each month.
Here's what it looks like.
Share your badge. Someone else may become an Ansar.
After you give, log in to Kahf ID to get your badge. Then post it on WhatsApp or Facebook.
- 1 Give
- 2 Log in to Kahf ID
- 3 Share your badge
The Prophet ﷺ said, “Whoever guides someone to good gets a reward like the one who does it.” (Sahih Muslim 1893)
The questions you'll have before giving.
We've listed the ones without a final answer yet, too.
Who gets my gift?
Being verifiedPeople who asked for help in the Kahf Guard app or through support and told us they can't afford Premium. Most are students and young people. They never see who paid, and you never see who received it.
How much reaches the subscription?
Being verifiedWe'll publish the exact split here: how much of each gift pays for protection, and how much goes to payment fees, checks and support.
Can I give it as Zakat?
Being verifiedTreat it as Sadaqah for now, not Zakat. When we get a written ruling, we'll post it here with the scholar's name.
Who runs this?
The Kahf team, the same people who build the other Kahf apps. No ads, and we don't sell data. Kahf Guard blocks trackers; it doesn't track you.
Some of them pray for you
in Tahajjud.
A few words from people who received a pass.
“No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't look away from Reels and dirty pop-ups. Because of a pass an Ansar gifted me, I'm free today. I pray in Tahajjud for whoever paid this fee for me.”
“Alhamdulillah for the Kahf app, from my heart. Keeping my eyes down online is hard some days. This app made it a lot easier.”
“A useful app with real barakah. It blocks social media and other distractions, so I get my time back for the work that matters.”
More questions
A gift of Kahf Guard Premium for someone who can't pay for it. You cover the cost, and they get safe internet.
Tonight, someone is fighting this alone. For just ৳10 a day their phone becomes safe.
You won't know their name, and they won't know yours.
وَيُؤْثِرُونَ عَلَىٰ أَنفُسِهِمْ
“...and they give others preference over themselves.” Surah Al-Hashr 59:9, about the Ansar of Madinah