Be Generous .
"When you pay the Zakat, you have fulfilled what is required of you."
- Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
Give Zakat
Zakat is a pillar of Islam
"Zakat is not optional charity, it is an obligatory duty."
Pay 2.5% on qualifying wealth that meets the minimum threshold held for one lunar year.
Why is it mandatory ?
Spiritual Purification
Wealth is viewed as a sacred trust rather than absolute personal ownership. Fulfilling your Zakat acts as a spiritual reset— cleansing the heart from greed and materialism. Far from reducing your wealth, this act of obedience invites divine blessing into your remaining assets, bringing true financial peace.
Social Justice
Zakat is a dignity-preserving economic model designed to prevent capital from stagnating. By applying a 2.5% contribution on idle liquid assets held for a lunar year, it continuously circulates wealth directly to the vulnerable—alleviating extreme poverty, easing debt, and strengthening communal unity.
How it works ?
1.
Asset Check
Gather cash, gold, stocks, and business inventory.
2.
Nisab & Haul
Verify if total net wealth meets the threshold for 1 lunar year.
3.
The 2.5% Rate
Compute 1 / 40 to get your exact obligation
Who Receives Zakat?
The Categories specified in the Qur'an
"Zakāh expenditures are only for the poor and for the needy and for those employed for it and for bringing hearts together [for Islām] and for freeing captives [or slaves] and for those in debt and for the cause of Allāh and for the [stranded] traveler - an obligation [imposed] by Allāh. And Allāh is Knowing and Wise."
Al-Qur'an — At-Tawbah (09:60)
Al-Fuqara
The Destitute
Those with no income or property to meet basic daily survival needs.
Al-Masakin
The Needy
Those earning minimal income, but insufficient to cover essential living costs.
Al-'Amilin
Zakat Administrators
Appointed collectors and staff who manage and distribute Zakat funds.
Mu'allafah
Reconciled Hearts
New Muslim converts or community members whose hearts are drawn to Islam.
Ar-Riqab
Freeing Captives
Individuals trapped in human trafficking, bondage, or unlawful captivity.
Al-Gharimin
The Indebted
People burdened with overwhelming debt incurred for halal necessities.
Fi Sabilillah
In God's Cause
Those working for Islamic education, community welfare, or defense of rights.
Ibn Al-Sabil
Stranded Traveler
Travelers far from home who lack funds or resources to return safely.
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