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Muscat Daily
28-04-2025
- Politics
- Muscat Daily
Over 1,000 released under 12th Fak Kurbah initiative
Muscat – The Omani Lawyers Association announced the release of 1,088 individuals imprisoned for non-criminal financial cases across Oman, following the conclusion of the 12th edition of its humanitarian initiative, Fak Kurbah, on Sunday. North Batinah recorded the highest number of releases with 334 cases, followed by Muscat with 242, Dakhliyah with 102, South Batinah with 95, and South Sharqiyah with 67. A further 65 cases were resolved in Dhahirah, 60 in Buraimi, 57 in Dhofar, 46 in North Sharqiyah, 16 in Al Wusta and four in Musandam. Dr Hamad bin Hamdan al Rubaie, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Omani Lawyers Association, said the initiative targeted cases that met strict eligibility criteria. 'We received significant contributions from individuals and both public and private sector institutions, due to the growing awareness of the importance of supporting social and humanitarian causes. This support was instrumental in achieving the goals of the 12th edition, resulting in the release of more than 1,000 individuals,' he said. Dr Mohammed al Zadjali, Chairman of the Omani Lawyers Association and overseer of the initiative, said Fak Kurbah has helped create an organised framework for humanitarian and social work in Oman. 'The initiative has reinforced the values of compassion, solidarity and social responsibility among all segments of society,' he said. Since its launch in 2012, Fak Kurbah has secured the release of more than 8,198 insolvent individuals.
Muscat Daily
07-04-2025
- Muscat Daily
Fak Kurbah helps release 999 individuals in Oman
Muscat – The 12th edition of the Omani Lawyers Association's Fak Kurbah initiative has successfully freed 999 people so far across the sultanate since its launch at the beginning of Ramadan. Fak Kurbah initiative aims at securing the release of individuals imprisoned due to financial insolvency. The initiative has brought renewed hope to families and offered beneficiaries a fresh start. Of the total 999, the released individuals come from various governorates, with Muscat recording the highest number at 202, followed by North Batinah (118), Buraimi (55), Dhofar (43), North Sharqiyah (22), Dakhliyah (16), and South Sharqiyah (7). Additionally, 16 cases are from Dhahirah, seven from South Sharqiyah, four each from South Batinah and Musandam, and one from Al Wusta. Launched in February, the campaign aims to support approximately 1,300 individuals this year through community contributions and institutional partnerships ending on April 22. Last year, Fak Kurbah helped secure the release of 1,219 individuals. The initiative is part of the Omani Lawyers Association's ongoing efforts to promote humanitarian work within Omani society. Dr Hamad bin Hamdan al Rubaie, Chairman of the Omani Lawyers Association, attributed the success of the initiative to the solidarity of the Omani community. 'This would not have been possible without the generosity of individuals and institutions who contributed to the initiative,' he said, encouraging continued support. Since its launch in 2012, Fak Kurbah has facilitated the release of over 7,110 prisoners.
Times of Oman
27-03-2025
- Times of Oman
'Fak Kurbah' initiative frees hundreds of indebted individuals
Muscat: The humanitarian initiative "Fak Kurbah" has achieved the release of 999 indebted individuals since the commencement of its 12th edition, launched just prior to the holy month of Ramadan. The initiative continues its mission to provide hope and relief to those burdened by debt and their families. The release of these individuals was accomplished in two phases: the first phase saw the release of 511 cases, followed by the release of 488 cases in the second phase, bringing the total to 999. Dr. Hamad bin Hamdan Al-Rubaie, Chairman of the Omani Lawyers Association, stated that the initiative's organisers are committed to releasing even more individuals. He also acknowledged the substantial support received from various institutions, companies, and individuals. Dr. Al-Rubaie expressed his appreciation to all those who have contributed to the initiative's success, both directly and indirectly, and encouraged continued support as Eid Al-Fitr approaches. Since its establishment in 2012, under the slogan "Because We Believe Everyone Deserves a Second Chance," the "Fak Kurbah" initiative has facilitated the release of over 7,110 individuals, marking a significant humanitarian achievement.
Muscat Daily
15-03-2025
- Business
- Muscat Daily
Fak Kurbah secures release of 511 insolvent individuals
Muscat – The 12th edition of Omani Lawyers Association's Fak Kurbah initiative, aimed at securing the release of individuals imprisoned due to financial insolvency, has helped free 511 people across the sultanate since its launch at the beginning of Ramadan. The initiative has restored hope to families and provided beneficiaries with a fresh start. The released individuals are from various governorates, with North Batinah recording the highest number at 169, followed by South Batinah (85), Dakhliyah (73) and South Sharqiyah (57). Additionally, 49 cases are from Dhahirah, 29 from Muscat, 18 from North Sharqiyah, 14 from Al Wusta and three from Buraimi. Dr Hamad bin Hamdan al Rubaie, Chairman of Omani Lawyers Association, gave credit for the effort to solidarity of the Omani community. 'This would not have been possible without the generosity of individuals and institutions who contributed to the initiative,' he said, while urging continued support. Since its inception in 2012, Fak Kurbah has facilitated the release of over 7,110 prisoners. Donations can be made through the official website ( designated bank accounts or the Thawani app.
Muscat Daily
09-03-2025
- Muscat Daily
Anonymous donor helps free 49 prisoners in Dhahirah
Ibri – An anonymous donor from Dhahirah has contributed to Fak Kurbah for the ninth consecutive year, helping the release of 49 prisoners who were unable to pay their debts. This year marks the 12th edition of Fak Kurbah, which has been instrumental in providing relief to insolvent individuals across Oman. Dr Hamad bin Hamdan al Rubaie, Chairman of Omani Lawyers Association, which initiated Fak Kurbah, thanked the donor for his continued support, noting that this gesture has helped free all eligible insolvent individuals in the governorate for nine years. 'This commitment reflects the humanitarian spirit of Omani society.' Dr Mohammed Ibrahim al Zadjali, supervisor of Fak Kurbah, praised the ongoing support from various institutions, companies and individuals, calling on others to contribute to the cause. His message emphasised the values of compassion, solidarity and cooperation, encouraging everyone to help bring hope to those in need. Since its launch in 2012, Fak Kurbah has assisted in the release of over 7,110 prisoners. Donations can be made via the official website ( designated bank accounts or the Thawani app.
