We would rather fund
your masjid
than fund an ad.

When a mosque joins our affiliate program, twenty percent of every sale they refer goes directly back to the masjid.

Here is how it works.

For mosques. Your masjid gets a unique referral link. When someone buys through that link, you earn 20% of the sale — that is 10% affiliate commission plus an extra 10% that Zim Zam contributes from our margin. Your community members get 10% off their purchase.

For individuals. Regular affiliates earn 10% of every sale they refer. The person they refer gets 10% off. No fees. No platform costs. No strings.

“Instead of paying Facebook and TikTok and Instagram, Google — all of these companies that essentially harm Muslims — we want to empower the Muslim community to market for us.”

— Abel · Zim Zam co-founder

This is not a charity program bolted onto a business. This is how we chose to build the business. Every dollar that would have gone to an algorithm goes to someone in the Ummah instead.

The custom website was built from scratch partly for this reason. Other platforms charge per-affiliate fees, monthly subscriptions, and take a cut of every transaction. We eliminated all of that so the money stays where it belongs — in your community.

Abel had been running a business that no longer aligned with his faith. He had been asking God for a way out — something that would help the Ummah, not just make money. He was not looking for a product idea when a friend's offhand comment about Zamzam water sent him down the rabbit hole that became Zim Zam.

He views the company as a gift from God. The mission is not something we added later. It is why the company exists.

The recipe is not a secret. Abel tells anyone who asks exactly what is in the blend and where to buy the ingredients. The generosity is structural — it is built into the DNA. The affiliate program, the mosque commissions, the aid vision — these are not marketing strategies. They are the point.