Islamic giving for poverty alleviation
Wondering if you should donate zakat or sadaqa or lillah to charity? Make your islamic giving meaningful by donating to the poor in Africa
Frequently asked questions on Islamic giving
Here is a selection of frequently asked questions on Islamic giving you may have:
What is Islamic giving?
Muslims are supposed to donate a fixed amount to charity every year to comply with the 4th pillar of Islam.
This is necessary as it helps the poor find hope and those who have receive blessings from Allah SWT.
Who is eligible for Sadaqah in Islam?
Everyone is eligible for Sadaqah in Islam. You can therefore give on this link.
How to give Sadaqah in Islam?
There are several exciting and meaningful ways to give Sadaqah. For example:
- You can feed the poor through Urunji Child-Care Trust
- You can provide water by building a borehole
- You can sponsor an orphan through Urunji
- Donate an ambulance
- Support hunger relief efforts in Malawi
What is Sadaqah and Lillah?
Sadaqah is given to anyone in need whereas Lillah is given in the name of Allah SWT.
Where does my Sadaqah go?
Your Sadaqah will be used to help:
- The poor (Al-Fuqara) and needy (Al-Masakin)
- On-going charity works at Urunji (Sadaqah Jariyah)
- Widows and orphans
What does the Hadith say about giving?
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stated in the Hadith: “A man is not a believer who fills his stomach while his neighbour is hungry.”