The Thani Bin Abdullah Humanitarian Foundation launched the I'faf Project, one of its social initiatives aimed at supporting young people preparing for marriage. The project provides financial assistance alongside guidance and counseling programs, contributing to the establishment of stable families and promoting the values ​​of chastity and social solidarity. This aligns with the Foundation's mission to empower individuals and build a cohesive society.
The I'faf Project stems from a holistic vision that considers the family the cornerstone of development and believes that empowering young people financially, psychologically, and socially is a true investment in the future of society. The project aims to provide financial support for young Qatari men and women with limited incomes to help them get married, contributing to the establishment of stable and happy families. It also helps alleviate the financial burdens associated with marriage and enhances opportunities for family stability.
The project includes family guidance and counseling programs, as well as moral support, to help young people build conscious and responsible married lives based on mutual understanding. This empowers them to face the challenges of family life with resilience and confidence. On this occasion, Dr. Ayed bin Dabsan Al-Qahtani, CEO of the Thani bin Abdullah Humanitarian Foundation, affirmed that the I'faf Project embodies the foundation's philosophy of charitable work. He stated that supporting young people in getting married is not merely about providing immediate assistance, but rather reflects a deep belief that a stable family is the foundation of a cohesive society. He added that through the I'faf Project, the foundation is committed to providing comprehensive support that combines financial aid with informed guidance, ensuring a sustainable impact on the individual, the family, and the community.
For his part, Dr. Ahmed Al-Buainain, Administrative Director of the I'faf Project, explained that the project relies on clear administrative mechanisms and thorough social studies. He clarified that I'faf is a well-planned project based on transparent criteria that guarantee support reaches those who deserve it while upholding the dignity of beneficiaries. He also noted the project's commitment to accompanying young people through this important stage of their lives by providing guidance and counseling that enhances the chances of a successful and stable married life.

For his part, Dr. Shafi Al-Hajri, Scientific Director of the I'faf Project, affirmed that the project is based on a scientific and social vision that believes in the importance of the psychological and educational dimensions in building a family. He stated that the foundation views this type of support as an investment in the nation's future, as empowering young people and guiding them towards stable married life contributes to building strong and cohesive families. He added that guidance and awareness are no less important than material support, and that combining them is the true way to enhance peace and cohesion within society.
The Thani Bin Abdullah Humanitarian Foundation indicated that the I'faf Project is implemented according to organized procedures that include receiving applications, conducting a comprehensive study of cases, and providing financial and guidance support, in coordination with relevant authorities, to ensure the project's objectives are achieved and its positive long-term impact is realized.
The foundation concluded its statement by affirming its continued commitment to launching high-quality humanitarian and social initiatives, calling on philanthropists to support the I'faf Project and contribute to empowering young people to begin their married lives on foundations of stability, chastity, and responsibility.