Giving Sadaqatul Fitr (also referred to as Zakatul Fitr or Fitrana) for the day of Eid was a practice of the Messenger of Allah SallAllahu 'alayhi wasallam, and has been ordained for us all. Like Zakat, it establishes the bonds of unity between the rich and poor.
To cover the various hadith mentioning the different commodities pertaining to Sadaqatul Fitr, Ummah Welfare Trust is giving donors the option of deciding how much Sadaqatul Fitr to give.
The deadline for Sadaqatul Fitr is Monday 8th April.
Beyond this date, Sadaqatul Fitr will be given as general food aid.
‘The Prophet ﷺ declared the payment of Sadaqatul Fitr as obligatory; it purifies the fasting person from any indecent act or speech, and is a source of feeding the poor.’
[Abu Dawud]
Every person eligible to pay any of these amounts must pay not only for himself but also for his dependants, such as his children. If after knowing the Shari’i amount a person wishes to give more, then he can do so inshaAllah.
Ummah Welfare Trust will distribute your Sadaqatul Fitr to poor families for Eid day inshaAllah.
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