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The Zakat is the third pillar of Islam, and is obligatory upon every Muslim who is mature, sane, free and has accumulated the minimum required amount of wealth (nisab). By giving part of their wealth Muslims perform a religious duty, cleanse their possessions, and contribute to the overall health of society by uplifting those in need of economic support and relief.
Current Nisab Value as of: March 10th 2023
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Gold Price per gram: $82.89
Silver Price per gram: $0.91
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Zakat al-Mal (commonly called “Zakat“) is due when a person’s wealth reaches the nisab amount and can be paid anytime during the year. Most people pay it during Ramadan. Zakat al-Fitr is paid by the head of the household for each member of the family, before Eid al-Fitr prayer. Zakat al-Fitr is about the price of one meal — estimated at $10 in 2017.
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The heads of the houshold pay Zakat-al Fitr for their dependents. Otherwise, if there are no dependents, one pays for oneself.
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Abdullah Ibn ‘Umar said that the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) ordered the people to pay Zakat al Fitr before going to the Eid prayer. (Bukhari)
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The recipients of our Zakat al Fitr donations are the poor. The 10$ we donate assist the poor and those in need with supplies of food and meals.
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As agents, we take your donation to buy and distribute food on your behalf. In the past, Muslims would donate raw food supplies rather than money. Now, with your money donation, we can fulfill your obligations and meet the needs of the poor.
