from: Sheik Bin Rahman <sheikbinrahman@hotmail.com>
date: Sep 2, 2025, 10:35 AM
subject: Subject: A Final Wish – Humanitarian Donation for the Sake of Allah (SWT)
mailed-by: hotmail.com
Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh,
Dear
My name is Sheik Rahman Bin Abdulaziz, a businessman and oil & gas magnate from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I am currently receiving medical treatment at a hospital in Malaysia, where I have been diagnosed with advanced-stage cancer. The illness has now reached a critical phase, and I am fully aware that my time in this world is drawing to a close.
As I reflect on my life and prepare for what lies ahead, I feel a deep spiritual obligation to fulfill a promise I made to Allah (SWT) — to give back in a meaningful way before I depart. With this, I have made the decision to donate the sum of $108.3 million for charitable causes in Afghanistan and across Africa, specifically to support orphans, underprivileged children, and widows.
This is not just a donation, but my final act of worship and a sincere effort to leave behind a legacy of compassion and mercy. I am looking for someone with a pure heart, who fears Allah (SWT), and who will honestly manage and distribute these funds according to their intended purpose.
If you are willing to take on this sacred responsibility with sincerity and transparency, I will instruct my bank to contact you directly and initiate the transfer process. However, I ask one important condition: Please do not inform my children about this donation. It is a personal matter of faith and fulfillment of a vow made between myself and Allah.
Time is of the essence. Please respond to this message as soon as possible so that arrangements can begin without delay.
May Allah reward you abundantly for your willingness to serve humanity, and may He guide us all toward righteous deeds.
With sincere gratitude and du’as,
Sheik Rahman Bin Abdulaziz
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