Fourteen Masumeen Names Frame

It works the way eBay does. You enter the most you would pay — your limit. The site then bids for you, going only as high as it must to keep you in front, and stopping dead at your limit. It never goes a dollar over.

Your limit stays private. Nobody sees it, and the price on the page only shows how far the bidding actually got.

Bids marked (auto) below are exactly this — the site raising someone's bid for them, inside the limit they already set.

You are emailed the moment someone passes your limit, so you can decide whether to raise it. Bids in the last 2 minutes push the closing time out, so nothing can be stolen in the final second.

If you would rather keep it simple: just enter the exact amount you want to bid. It behaves like any ordinary auction — you bid $20, you lead at $20.

Every bid you place on any item enters you in a raffle for an Arbaeen package with a US-based Kafila. You get one entry for each different item you bid on — bidding on five items gives you five entries, not five entries for bidding five times on one item. Once you have bid, sharing a lot on WhatsApp earns you one bonus entry; if you don't share, you keep every entry you earned by bidding.

It's free to enter: bidding costs nothing, and you don't need to win the item to win the raffle. The winner is drawn at random when the auction closes on Saturday 17 October at 8 PM, on the Wiladat of Bibi Zainab (s.a.), and contacted directly. No purchase is necessary to enter.