Charity Work and Humanitarian Initiatives
- Charity Event for Disabled Children – Cairo, Egypt (2005)
- Evening of Inspiration – Islamic Relief/UK Tour (2006)
- Evening of Inspiration – Islamic Relief/US Tour (2006)
- Evening of Inspiration – Islamic Relief/US Tour (2007)
- Wembley Arena – UK (2007)
- Agape Children’s Orphanage concert – South Africa (2008)
- Telethon Fundraiser for Gaza (2009)
- Gaza Rally – Istanbul, Turkey (2009)
- First global ambassador of Silatech (2009)
- "Hear Your Call" – Save the Children, Pakistan (2010)
- "I’m Your Hope" (2011)
- "In Every Tear, He Is There" – Haiti, South Africa (2011)
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