Take a moment to reflect.
While many of us are able to sit down to warm meals and clean water, millions of families are facing hunger, illness, and uncertainty.
For many families, hunger is not occasional. It is a daily reality.
Zakat is not optional kindness. It is a divine obligation—a right Allah (swt) has placed within the wealth entrusted to those who have been given more. Through Zakat, Allah purifies our wealth and restores balance in society, ensuring the most vulnerable are not forgotten.
Today, hardship continues to deepen. Hunger is growing.
Parents skip meals so their children can eat. Patients delay treatment.
Families are forced to make impossible choices between food, medicine, and shelter.
Your Zakat can change that.
We distribute Zakat with care, accountability, and Islamic integrity:
Giving Zakat is both an act of worship and a responsibility.
It purifies wealth, strengthens communities, and ensures support reaches those who need it most. Consistent giving allows families to access food, healthcare, and stability throughout the year.
The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said:
“Wealth is not diminished by charity.”
(Sahih Muslim)
Your Zakat can help:
The impact of your Zakat continues far beyond the moment it is given.
Give your Zakat today and help support families facing hardship.
👉 Read our Zakat policy here
You are required to give Zakat if:
Zakat is not an optional charity—it is a pillar of Islam and a right Allah (swt) has placed in your wealth.
Zakat is generally calculated at 2.5% of your total Zakat-eligible wealth that has been held for one lunar year.
This typically includes:
Debts and immediate liabilities may be deducted before calculating Zakat.
👉 To make this simple and accurate, use our Zakat Calculator here
It is based on the value of:
Most scholars recommend using the silver value today, as it sets a lower threshold and allows more people in need to benefit from Zakat.
If your Zakat-eligible wealth equals or exceeds the current Nisab value and has been held for one lunar year, Zakat becomes due.
Zakat becomes due once your wealth has remained above the Nisab threshold for one full lunar year. While many choose to give during Ramadan, it can and should be given whenever it becomes due.
The categories of people eligible to receive Zakat include:
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