Our Zakat distribution focuses on few key areas:
- Emergency Relief: In times of crisis, your Zakat will act as a lifeline. We respond swiftly to emergencies, providing essential relief to those affected by disasters or conflicts especially Gaza and Northwestern Syria.
- Suffering Alleviation: Your Zakat helps provide essential resources to those struggling, offering them a pathway to a more dignified life.
- Healthcare: We are committed to ensuring access to healthcare for vulnerable communities. Your Zakat aids in funding medical services and programs that promote well-being.
Our Zakat distribution focuses on few key areas:
- Emergency Relief: In times of crisis, your Zakat will act as a lifeline. We respond swiftly to emergencies, providing essential relief to those affected by disasters or conflicts especially Gaza and Northwestern Syria.
- Suffering Alleviation: Your Zakat helps provide essential resources to those struggling, offering them a pathway to a more dignified life.
- Healthcare: We are committed to ensuring access to healthcare for vulnerable communities. Your Zakat aids in funding medical services and programs that promote well-being.
The standard rate for zakat is 2.5% (1/40) of a Muslim’s eligible wealth. You are required to give away 2.5% of their savings and investments to eligible recipients.
Zakat is given to The Poor & The Needy, Those in Debt, Administrators of Zakat, Travellers (Including Refugees), Those who have been Enslaved, & Hearts that have been reconciled to Islam (New Converts)
Zakat is one of the five pillars of Islam and obligatory for financially capable Muslims. It blesses your wealth and serves as a means of spiritual growth and self-purification.
The standard rate for zakat is 2.5% (1/40) of a Muslim’s eligible wealth. You are required to give away 2.5% of their savings and investments to eligible recipients.
Zakat plays a significant role in promoting social justice, economic equity, and compassion within the community.
Zakat is given to The Poor & The Needy, Those in Debt, Administrators of Zakat, Travellers (Including Refugees), Those who have been Enslaved, & Hearts that have been reconciled to Islam (New Converts)