Your Zakat and Sadaqah will provide iftar meals, clean water and emergency food parcels for families across 14 countries — reaching them throughout the holy month and beyond.
Choose your nights and an amount per night. Your gift is then made for you on each night you picked, so no night of the blessed month passes without charity — even when your evenings are full with iftar, taraweeh and family.
See your full payment schedule before you confirm.
Every donation is directed to the fund you choose. Our Zakat fund follows a 100% Zakat policy — every penny reaches eligible recipients.
Warm iftar meals shared in mosques, camps and community kitchens at sunset.
A month of staples — rice, flour, lentils, oil, dates — for a family of five.
Hand pumps and wells that serve whole villages as a lasting Sadaqah Jariyah.
Fulfil your Fitrana before Eid prayer so every family can celebrate together.
Last Ramadan our supporters helped us reach 640,000 people. This year we aim to serve one million iftar meals and support 12,000 families with food parcels — and we can only do it with you.
Pledge now and we'll remind you on the first night — or set up daily giving to spread your Sadaqah across all 30 days and never miss Laylat al-Qadr.
Zakat al-Mal — the obligatory charity on wealth — is one of the five pillars of Islam. Many Muslims choose to pay it in Ramadan, when every good deed carries greater reward. Work out what you owe in a couple of minutes, and we’ll make sure it reaches those who are eligible to receive it.
Our Zakat fund follows a 100% Zakat policy. If you’re unsure about your situation, please consult a scholar you trust.
Our Zakat al-Mal calculator sets the nisab from today’s gold or silver price, adds up what you own and subtracts what you owe — then lets you give your Zakat in the same place.
Your figures are used only for the calculation and stay on your device.
Tell us how many people you’re paying for, and the calculator works out your total — then you can pay it right away, well before Eid.
Zakat al-Fitr is a small charity due at the end of Ramadan from every Muslim who can afford it — paid by the head of the household for themselves and each person they support, including children. It provides food for families in need, so that no one goes without on the day of Eid.
“A purification for the fasting person … and food for the poor.”Sunan Abu Dawud
Choose a one-time gift or give every day of Ramadan automatically.
“Charity does not decrease wealth.”Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Sahih Muslim