Approaching a charity event organized by a group with conflicting beliefs or practices requires careful consideration:

*Evaluate the event’s purpose and impact*:

1. Aligns with Islamic values of charity (Sadaqah) and compassion?

2. Benefits a legitimate cause or community?

3. Potential positive impact outweighs potential harm?

*Assess the organizing group*:

1. Core values and mission: Contradict Islamic teachings?

2. Methods and practices: Unethical or harmful?

3. Intentional proselytization or manipulation?

*Consider alternative options*:

1. Support similar charities aligned with Islamic values.

2. Organize or participate in Islamic-led charity initiatives.

3. Donate directly to beneficiaries, bypassing the group.

*Participation guidelines*:

1. Ensure no explicit support for conflicting beliefs.

2. Avoid promoting or endorsing the group.

3. Focus on the charitable cause, not the organization.

4. Set boundaries: Decline activities contradicting Islamic teachings.

*Engagement and witness*:

1. Share Islamic perspectives and values.

2. Encourage ethical and responsible practices.

3. Build bridges with like-minded individuals.

*Seek guidance*:

1. Consult Islamic scholars or mentors.

2. Study Quranic verses and Hadith on charity and cooperation.

3. Engage with Islamic community leaders.

*Prioritize*:

1. Allah’s pleasure and obedience.

2. Integrity and authenticity.

3. Responsible and ethical charitable giving.

*Alternative charitable avenues*:

1. Islamic relief organizations (e.g., Islamic Relief, Muslim Aid).

2. Community-based initiatives.

3. Local mosques or Islamic centers.

Remember, Islamic teachings emphasize compassion, charity, and kindness. Participate in charity events that align with these values, while maintaining integrity and avoiding harm.