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Zakat ul Fitr

Zakat ul Fitr is a form of charity given to the poor at the end of Ramadan.

What is Zakat ul Fitr (Fitrana) ↓

Zakat al-Fitr is due on every member of a household, including any children or elderly persons and is obligatory to pay before the day of Eid.

This year, the amount you pay for Zakat ul-Fitr for each person is £5.

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Distribution and Recipients

The primary recipients of Zakat ul Fitr are the poor and needy. The funds or food given as Zakat ul Fitr should be distributed in the local community first, ensuring that those closest to the donor benefit from it. However, if there is no need in the local area, it can be sent to other communities where the need is greater.

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Empower Eid Celebrations

Your Zakat ul Fitr ensures everyone enjoys Eid, spreading joy and support to those in need.

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Support Global Communities

Donating Zakat ul Fitr helps lift vulnerable families, providing essential food for Eid festivities.

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Purify Your Fast

Zakat ul Fitr purifies your Ramadan fast, while feeding the poor and strengthening communal bonds.

Common Misconceptions

Some people confuse Zakat ul Fitr with general charity (Sadaqah). While both are commendable, Zakat ul Fitr is obligatory and has specific rules and timing.

Paying Zakat ul Fitr after the Eid prayer without a valid reason is not permissible. It must be given before the prayer to count as Zakat ul Fitr; otherwise, it is considered regular charity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Confused about donating? Take a look at our frequently asked questions below.
Zakat ul Fitr is typically calculated as the cost of staple food items (such as wheat, barley, dates, or rice) sufficient to feed one person. The amount can vary depending on the region, but it is usually around £5-£7 per person. Global Helping Hands can help you calculate and distribute your Fitrana to ensure it reaches those in need.
Zakat ul Fitr, also known as Fitrana, is a mandatory charity given by Muslims at the end of Ramadan before the Eid al-Fitr prayer. It is intended to purify the fasting person from any minor sins or shortcomings during Ramadan and to provide for the needy so they can also celebrate Eid with joy. Global Helping Hands ensures your Fitrana is distributed to those who need it most.
Every Muslim who has the means, including children and dependents, is required to pay Zakat ul Fitr on their behalf before the Eid al-Fitr prayer. It is obligatory for the head of the household to pay Fitrana for all dependents. Global Helping Hands can assist in collecting and distributing your Fitrana to ensure it reaches those in need in time for Eid.
Zakat ul Fitr must be paid before the Eid al-Fitr prayer, ideally during the last few days of Ramadan. It is recommended to give Fitrana early so that it can be distributed to the needy in time for them to participate in the Eid celebrations. Global Helping Hands ensures that your Fitrana is promptly delivered to those who need it most.
Zakat ul Fitr is distributed to those who are in need, including the poor, orphans, widows, and anyone facing financial difficulties. The purpose is to ensure that they too can enjoy the festivities of Eid al-Fitr. Global Helping Hands channels your Fitrana to the most vulnerable communities, providing them with the support they need.
Yes, Zakat ul Fitr can be paid in cash, equivalent to the value of the food that would have been given. Many people choose to pay in cash because it allows for easier distribution and can be quickly used to purchase necessary items. Global Helping Hands accepts monetary Fitrana and ensures it is used to meet the needs of the less fortunate.
No, Zakat ul Fitr is distinct from the annual Zakat. While Zakat is a percentage of one’s wealth given annually, Zakat ul Fitr is a smaller, fixed amount given by every Muslim at the end of Ramadan. Its purpose is to purify the fast and help those in need during the Eid celebrations. Global Helping Hands manages both forms of charity, ensuring they are distributed appropriately.
Zakat ul Fitr holds significant importance as it serves both a spiritual and social purpose. It purifies those who fast from any indecent act or speech and helps the poor and needy partake in the joy of Eid al-Fitr. The act of giving Fitrana is a way to express gratitude for the strength to complete Ramadan and ensures that everyone in the community, regardless of their financial situation, can celebrate the end of the fasting month. Global Helping Hands plays a crucial role in distributing Fitrana to those who need it most, fulfilling this important Islamic obligation.

Obligation and Eligibility

Zakat ul Fitr is obligatory for every Muslim who has the financial means. This obligation extends to every member of the household, including dependents such as children, elderly parents, or anyone else under the care of the head of the household.

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) made it compulsory for all Muslims to give Zakat ul Fitr before the Eid prayer, so that those in need could enjoy the festive occasion.
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