Sadaqah is a term used in Islam that refers to a kind act of giving that is done for the sole purpose of pleasing Allah (SWT) and not for anything else. It is the sincerity of religion and the practise of righteous behaviour that contributes to the development of a healthy and balanced community, as defined in Arabic. The Quran and Sunnah stress the necessity of regular sadaqah, and Allah promises those who do so great blessings. Here are some reasons to give sadaqah regularly.
People naturally desire to promote their own goals in life, even if it means being less generous with their income to save for their own futures. But keep in mind that we are not responsible for our own wants; Allah is.
As Muslims, we believe that trials are one way Allah tests our faith. Because of this, expressing great iman and thankfulness to Allah during difficult times is commendable. And it is only Allah, in His infinite kindness, who has the power to modify a person’s situation.
Spending money on charity causes isn’t usually associated with a return on investment. When we offer Sadaqah, however, Allah promises to enhance our wealth and sustenance, as well as grant us success in this world and the next.
On the Day of Judgement, we will all be held accountable for every evil we have committed, no matter how significant or minor it may have been. Even though we try our best, we are all human and will always make mistakes. To atone for our misdeeds, we must routinely give sadaqah.
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