The Minhaj Interfaith and Welfare Foundation's disaster management efforts exemplify the core Islamic values of compassion, solidarity, and social responsibility. Rooted in the teachings of Islam, the foundation's approach encompasses both the immediate relief needs of disaster-affected individuals and families, as well as the long-term recovery and empowerment of communities. Islam places great importance on helping those in need, especially during times of crisis.

The foundation's rapid response to emergencies by providing essential survival necessities like water, food, shelter, and healthcare resonates with the Islamic concept of Sadaqah (charity) and Zakat (obligatory almsgiving), where believers are encouraged to provide for those who are less fortunate, particularly during times of adversity. The provision of education in makeshift camps during emergencies reflects the Islamic value of seeking knowledge and ensuring that it is accessible to all, regardless of circumstances. Islam emphasizes the importance of education as a means of empowerment and personal growth. By offering education in times of crisis, the foundation not only addresses immediate needs but also nurtures the intellectual and emotional well-being of affected individuals, particularly children.