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Purify Your Fasts: Donate Fitrah Today!
Embrace the true spirit of Ramadan by fulfilling your obligation of Fitrah (Zakat al-Fitr). This small act of charity purifies your fast, brings joy to families in need, and strengthens communities worldwide.
Recommended amount: $17 per person. Remember, you can always give more based on your means and circumstances.
Giving Zakat al-Fitr (also known as Fitrah) is one of the many obligations of the holy month of Ramadan. Like the Zakat on an individual’s savings, it also entails giving a small amount to charity. Zakat al-Fitr, however, must be given before the Eid prayers are performed.
It is not uncommon to get Zakat al-Fitr mixed up with Zakat or vice versa. Both terms sound similar but need to be taken care off separately.
Ramadan Tools, Guides, and Resources:
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Fitrah FAQ Guide: Find out how Fitrah is calculated.
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Ramadan 2024 Calendars (Coming Soon)
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Calculate Zakat: Uncertain about the amount? Utilise our Zakat Calculator for an accurate assessment.
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Information about Zakat: Any questions about Zakah, dive into our detailed Zakat FAQ section for clarity.
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