[1]Include orphans in your charity and hospitality — feed them even
[1]Remember you were once an orphan and Allah gave you shelter. (Qur'an 93:6 — https://quran.com/93:6)
[1]They fulfill vows, fear the terrible Day, and feed the poor despite their own need — Fulfill vows and feed the needy (Quran 76:7-9) [bg:Revealed in Medina (some say Meccan) describing the creation of humans from a drop and showing them the path of gratitude or denial. Named al-Insan (Man) or al-Dahr (Time). The surah describes the rewards of Paradise for the righteous who fulfill vows, feed the poor, orphan, and captive, and fear the Day of Judgment. Revealed in Medina (or late Meccan) describing the righteous who fulfill their vows, fear a day of widespread calamity, and feed the poor, orphan, and captive despite their own love for food, saying: 'We feed you only for Allah's pleasure — we do not want from you reward or gratitude.' This was revealed regarding 'Ali ibn Abi Talib and Fatimah who fed their iftar to a poor person, an orphan, and a captive on three consecutive nights.]
[1]Treat orphans with kindness — sponsoring them raises your status
[3]Speak of Allah's blessings with gratitude (Quran 93:11) [bg:Revealed in Mecca during a pause in revelation (fatrat al-wahy) when the Prophet was distressed, thinking Allah had abandoned him. The surah consoles him: 'Your Lord has not forsaken you, nor does He hate you.' The Prophet is reminded of his past blessings — orphanhood, poverty, guidance — and commanded to care for orphans and the needy. Revealed in Mecca commanding: 'And as for the blessing of your Lord, proclaim it (fahaddith).' This was revealed after the pause in revelation ended with this surah.]
[M]Care for orphans and never repulse the beggar (Quran 93:9-10 ()) [bg:Revealed in Mecca during a pause in revelation (fatrat al-wahy) when the Prophet was distressed, thinking Allah had abandoned him. The surah consoles him: 'Your Lord has not forsaken you, nor does He hate you.' The Prophet is reminded of his past blessings — orphanhood, poverty, guidance — and commanded to care for orphans and the needy. Revealed in Mecca during a period of revelation pause (fatra) when the Prophet was distressed, thinking Allah had abandoned him.]
[M]Eat, drink, and be content — Fulfill vows (nadhur) made to Allah (Quran 76:7-9; Bukhari 6695) [bg:Revealed in Mecca recounting the stories of Zachariah, John the Baptist, Mary, Jesus, Abraham, Moses, Ishmael, and Idris. Revealed when the Quraysh delegation to the Christian king of Abyssinia (Negus) asked the Muslims about Jesus — the surah's account of Jesus's birth confirmed his prophethood while negating his divinity, leading the Negus to protect the Muslim refugees. Revealed in Medina (or late Meccan) describing the righteous who fulfill their vows (yufuna bil-nadhr), fear a day of widespread calamity, and feed the poor, orphan, and captive despite their own love for food (Mary) during childbirth. After giving birth to Jesus alone under a palm tree, Mary is instructed to eat, drink, and be comforted, and if she sees anyone, to say she has vowed silence.]
[M]Feed orphans and clothe them from their own wealth with justice. (Qur'an 4:6 — https://quran.com/4:6)
[M]Give orphans their property when they reach maturity — do not
[M]Strive in the path of righteousness — the uphill path (Quran 90:11-18 ()) [bg:Revealed in Mecca swearing by the city of Makkah (al-balad) — 'And you, O Prophet, are free of restriction in this city. The surah declares that humans were created in toil and struggle, and describes the challenging path of righteousness (al-'aqabah): freeing slaves, feeding the poor, faith, patience, and mercy. Revealed in Mecca describing the 'uphill path' (al-'aqabah): freeing a slave, feeding an orphan relative or a poor person in need.]
[M]The hereafter is better for you than the first (this world) — Do not despair — the hereafter is better for you (Quran 93:4 ()) [bg:Revealed in Mecca during a pause in revelation (fatrat al-wahy) when the Prophet was distressed, thinking Allah had abandoned him. The surah consoles him: 'Your Lord has not forsaken you, nor does He hate you.' The Prophet is reminded of his past blessings — orphanhood, poverty, guidance — and commanded to care for orphans and the needy. Revealed in the early Meccan period assuring the Prophet that the Hereafter is better for him than this first life (the present), and that his Lord will give him so much that he will be pleased.]
[M]What Allah restored to His Messenger from towns — belongs to Allah, the Messenger, relatives, orphans, needy, travelers — Give from your wealth to those in need (Quran 59:7; Bukhari 4885) [bg:Revealed in Medina (5 AH) after the expulsion of the Jewish tribe Banu al-Nadir from their fortresses. The surah glorifies Allah for granting the Muslims victory without battle and establishes the distribution of spoils (fay') from surrendered property. The hypocrites who secretly supported Banu al-Nadir are exposed. Revealed in Medina around 4 AH after the expulsion of the Jewish tribe of Banu al-Nadir, whose lands and properties were distributed by the Prophet. It also commands obedience to the Prophet.]
if you are in need. (Qur'an 76:8 — https://quran.com/76:8)
in Paradise. (Bukhari 6005 — https://sunnah.com/bukhari:6005)
substitute the bad for the good. (Qur'an 4:2 — https://quran.com/4:2)