Where to Donate During Ramadan?

Where to Donate During Ramadan?

One of the major pillars of Islam is Zakat. Through Zakat, Muslims determine their support for Islamic community. Towards the end of Ramadan, a significant sort of Zakat is due, which is called Zakat-al-Fitr. These obligatory donations enable Muslims to cleanse their wealth after fasting a month while donating to the needy and poor. To ensure your Zakat is accurate, calculate your Zakat here before making your donation. If you want to donate during Ramadan, here are a few you can donate to:

• Al-Fuqara (the poor)
• Al-Masakin (the needy)
• The administrators
• New Muslims and poor friends of the Muslim community
• The debt-ridden
• Captives and Slaves
• The wayfarers who are stranded on traveling with limited resources
• In the cause of Allah.

Allah (SWT)has set a few categories who you can donate to during Ramadan. Hence, it isn’t permissible to donate to other than these categories. In addition, the majority of jurists determine that Allah describes zakat and categorized it as Sadaqa and it is a part of the money offered to the poor Muslims and Masjid isn’t among these categories.

In a broad sense, Zakat or donation to poor Muslims who can get payments from different donors. You can’t donate to someone you are responsible for already, such as your parents, your children or your wife. Generally, donations can also go towards administrative costs, but not infrastructure or education, hence it can’t be used to donate to an Islamic school or build a mosque. Zakat-al-Fitr especially focuses on direct assistance to people. Hence, many organizations don’t put zakat towards administration. At AAM Nation Care, we use donations for helping the poor and needy to help them meet their needs.

If you want to donate to the poor and needy during Ramadan, we at AAM Nation Care are your destination. Join us and help the poor Muslim brothers and sisters to fulfill their needs!