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Understanding Zakat Al-Fitr (Fitrana)

Zakat Al-Fitr, also known as Fitrana, is an essential charitable obligation for Muslims, given at the end of Ramadan before the Eid al-Fitr prayer. This special form of charity serves as both an act of purification for the fasting person and as a means to support the less fortunate. Every able Muslim must make the Zakat Al-Fitr contribution, and parents should give Zakat Al-Fitr on behalf of their children and any other dependents in their care.

Who Pays Zakat Al-Fitr?

All Muslims who possess more than they need for daily living must pay Zakat Al-Fitr, including a contribution on behalf of their dependents. This ensures that everyone can join in the Eid celebrations, even those facing hardship. The current Fitrana amount is set to make giving accessible for everyone. In the UK, the Zakat Al-Fitr amount is £3 per person. This small but impactful amount is distributed among the poor and needy so they can also experience the joy of Eid.

How to Give Zakat Al-Fitr

Zakat Al-Fitr is an essential way for Muslims to purify their fast and support those in need. It is typically given as food or its monetary equivalent to help ensure that everyone can partake in the joy of Eid. You can conveniently fulfil this obligation through us, which ensures that your Zakat Al-Fitr reaches orphans and vulnerable families who might otherwise struggle to celebrate Eid. By donating with Orphans In Need, you help make a meaningful impact, providing food and support to those most in need during this blessed time.

A Gift Beyond Zakat Al-Fitr

In addition to the obligatory Zakat Al-Fitr, consider adding a small Eid gift donation for orphans and impoverished children. For just £20 per child, charities can provide festive clothing, sweets, food, and a toy to brighten the Eid celebrations for those who might otherwise go without. Making this additional contribution is a beautiful way to give Fitrana and help bring joy to young hearts.

Fulfiling Your Duty with Zakat Al-Fitr

As you prepare for Eid, remember the importance of fulfiling this charitable duty. Your Zakat Al-Fitr donation, along with the option to sponsor an Eid gift, will deliver happiness and relief to the less fortunate, allowing everyone to celebrate the blessings of Eid together.

Zakat Al-Fitr

Every able Muslim makes the Zakat al-Fitr contribution, and parents should also make the payment on behalf of their children and any other dependents.

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