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What Is Zakat ?
Zakat, a pillar of Islam, is a compulsory form of charity where Muslims donate a portion (usually 2.5%) of their wealth to help the less fortunate. During Ramadan, the blessings of giving are multiplied, making it an ideal time to fulfill this obligation.
Zakat is charity Muslims give to help the needy. It's compulsory and calculated based on wealth.
During Ramadan, Zakat becomes even more important to spread blessings and help those in need.
Empower Lives with Edhi Foundation's Ramadan Zakat Appeal
Edhi Foundation's Give Zakat Appeal ensures your contribution brings lasting positive change, aiding healthcare, education, disaster relief, and community development.
Join Edhi Foundation's Ramadan Zakat Appeal to make a profound impact on communities in need. Your Zakat ensures vital services such as healthcare, education, disaster relief, and community development thrive during this auspicious month.
Ramadan embodies the spirit of generosity and compassion. Through Edhi Foundation's Zakat Appeal, you can help uplift lives and enact positive change. Your donation provides essential resources for medical treatments, educational initiatives, and rapid response during emergencies.
Together, we can ensure no one is left vulnerable. Your Zakat serves as a lifeline, offering sustainable solutions for those facing hardship. Join us in spreading hope and creating a lasting legacy of compassion this Ramadan.
The Prophet (saw) said that “The Believers Shade On The Day Of Resurrection Will Be His Sadqa” (Hadith Tirmidhi)
Your support not only offers immediate relief but also fosters long-term resilience and empowerment within communities.
Every contribution counts. Your Zakat donation, no matter the size, makes a tangible difference in the lives of those less fortunate.
Together, let's embrace the spirit of Ramadan and extend a helping hand to those in need, ensuring a brighter future for all.
How to Calculate Your Zakat
Follow these 6 simple steps to calculate your Zakat correctly.
Step 1: Determine Your Nisab Threshold
The Nisab is the minimum wealth required for Zakat. Check gold/silver market values to see if you qualify.
Step 2: Assess Your Assets
Evaluate your cash, savings, jewelry, business assets, and investments. Exclude personal items like your home.
Step 3: Deduct Liabilities
Subtract any debts or loans from your total assets. Zakat applies only to the remaining net wealth.
Step 4: Calculate Zakatable Assets
After calculating your total assets and subtracting any liabilities, you'll have your Zakatable assets. These are the assets used to calculate Zakat.
Step 5: Calculate Zakat
Donating Sadqa for healthcare helps fund initiatives offering medical care to those in need. This can involve building hospitals, providing equipment, medical treatments for lasting impact.
Step 6: Pay Zakat
Once you've calculated your Zakat, the last step is to pay it to those in need. You can give directly to eligible recipients or contribute to trustworthy organizations that manage Zakat distribution.
The Journey of Hope and Relief
Abdul Sattar Edhi
Founder Profile
Born in 1928 in the small village of Bantva near Joona Garh, Gujrat (India), Abdul Sattar Edhi's journey of compassion began with the seeds planted in his soul during his mother's illness. At the age of eleven, when his mother became paralyzed and later suffered from mental illness, Edhi devoted himself to her care. He undertook the responsibilities of cleaning, bathing, changing clothes, and feeding her. Despite his efforts, the battle against the disease proved to be challenging, and his mother's helplessness grew over the years. This early experience shaped Edhi's lifelong commitment to alleviating the suffering of humanity.
Bilquis Bano Edhi
Founder Profile
Bilquis Bano Edhi's journey began as a nurse at Edhi Nurses Training Centre. After marrying Abdul Sattar Edhi, they founded the Edhi Foundation, dedicating themselves to aiding Pakistan's impoverished despite financial constraints.
Bilquis Edhi has done a lot of good for people. She got big awards for her work, like the 'Hilal-e-Imtiaz' and the 'Lenin Peace Prize.' She and her husband also got the 1986 Ramon Magsaysay Award for Public Service. She runs the Bilquis Edhi Foundation, which helps many people in Pakistan. They have hospitals and places for emergency care, where they help many people who need it.
Faisal Edhi
Head of the Edhi Foundation
The visionary & courageous man who did not take money from the government, he wished to domesticate the habit of giving in the Pakistani people. He finally succeeded. Late Abdus Sattar Edhi's golden words, that often the people who have the least, give the most.When he started his work, he was penniless. He sat on the street and asked for donations not for himself but to help people in greater need. “I begged. And people gave,” he said. From the very beginning, people passing Edhi on the street trusted him to do good with their money.
Frequently Asking Questions
Explore our FAQs for clear insights on giving, eligibility, and the positive impact
your contribution can make in transforming lives.
Eight groups are eligible to receive Zakat:
- The poor
- The needy
- Administrators of Zakat
- Those with reconciled hearts
- Those who have been enslaved
- Those in debt
- In the cause of God
- Travellers (including refugees)
When your Zakat-eligible wealth surpasses the Nisab for a full lunar year, Zakat is due immediately. It becomes an annual obligation if your wealth remains above the Nisab.
Donate your Zakat with confidence through Edhi Foundation, ensuring it reaches where it's needed most. Trusted for over 30 years, our projects are Zakat-applicable, sustainable, and impactful.
Items, except gold or silver not bought for resale, are not subject to Zakat. Personal belongings like a house or car are exempt from Zakat.