Disaster-relief readiness plan
Assesses whether the organization has a comprehensive plan for responding to local emergencies and disasters. The scope includes (1) on-site incident response for premises-based emergencies and (2) community relief mobilization where the charity deploys resources externally. It evaluates preparedness, defined activation thresholds, rapid mobilization, safeguarding, and effective coordination with business continuity arrangements.
Al-ḍarar yuzāl (Harm must be removed)
Legal maxim dictating that potential harm to staff or beneficiaries must be eliminated, justifying strict safety protocols.
Dar’ al-mafāsid muqaddam ‘alā jalb al-maṣāliḥ
Preventing harm takes precedence over pursuing benefit; guides decision-making on whether to deploy volunteers in high-risk situations.
Ḥifẓ al-Nafs (Preservation of Life)
One of the five Maqāṣid al-Sharīʿah, underpinning the entire logic of disaster relief and rapid response.
Amānah (Trust)
Requires transparent reporting and after-action reviews to account for resources and decisions entrusted to the leadership.
Naṣrah (Mutual Support)
The Qur’anic ethic of mutual support and communal protection operationalized through disaster-relief readiness.
Tadbīr & Tawakkul
Taking the means (planning/drills) while relying on Allah; 'Tie your camel and trust in Allah'.
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