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The Fidyah For Missed-Fasting Days

Fidya in Islam is a form of compensation or redemption for Muslims who are unable to observe the obligatory fasting during the month of Ramadan due to legitimate reasons. These reasons include conditions such as pregnancy, old age, chronic illnesses, or other situations where fasting is not possible, and individuals are unable to make up […]

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Building a Just Society: The Role of Charity in Combating Poverty

Poverty is a serious issue threatening societies worldwide, as millions struggle to meet their basic needs, such as food, shelter, and health care. This dilemma gets worse with the spread of epidemics, wars, and natural disasters. In this article, we will explain the magnitude of poverty worldwide and reveal the role of charitable work and […]

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Ramadan: Empathy, Generosity and Sharing with the Needy

Ramadan is indeed the most ideal time of the year for self-introspection and self-awareness. This process entails an inner process of heart purification which is conducted through fasting not only from food and drink but also from all kinds of worldly, sensual pleasures.  In this article, we discuss what role Ramadan plays in cleansing our […]

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Prepare for Dhul Hijjah

Dhul Hijjah: The twelfth month of the Islamic year, and it’s the month in which Hajj takes place, the annual pilgrimage and one of the most important actions in the life of a Muslim; how can you prepare yourself for this holy month? The Date of Hajj 2023 The Date of Hajj for this year, […]

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Sadaqah: The Heart of Generosity in Islam

Sadaqah, a word derived from the Arabic root meaning “sincerity”, is a cornerstone of Islamic belief and practice. It embodies the principles of generosity, compassion, and social responsibility. Sadaqah is an act of worship performed purely to seek the pleasure of Allah (SWT) and is distinct from Zakat, an obligatory form of charitable giving. The […]

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Kaffarah For Breaking Fast

As Muslims, we strive to observe the fasts of Ramadan with sincerity and dedication. However, there may be times when we unintentionally or deliberately break our fast. Kaffarah provides a means of seeking forgiveness and making amends for these actions. This article will explain what Kaffarah is and how it can be performed. What is […]

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Eidi (Eidya)

Eidi, also known as Eidya, is more than just a cultural tradition—it’s a cherished custom that fosters joy, generosity, and a sense of community. What is Eidi? Eidi, or Eidiyah, is a traditional practice in Middle Eastern Arab and Muslim cultures, involving the gifting of money or other presents to children during the celebrations of […]

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Zakat al-Fitr: A blessing for Muslims after Ramadan

Zakat al-Fitr, also known as Sadaqat al-Fitr or Zakat al-Fitrah, is a mandatory form of alms-giving in Islam that Muslims are obliged to pay at the end of the month of Ramadan. This charitable donation is unanimously recognized by all schools of Islamic Law as a pious duty for every capable Muslim, irrespective of age […]

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Eid Al-fitr: A Period Of Joy And Giving

Eid, derived from the Arabic term īd, holds a profound significance in Islam, representing a time of celebration, festivity, and religious observance. In Arabic, Eid translates to “feast,” “festival,” or “holiday,” encapsulating the joyous spirit associated with this occasion. What Is Eid al-Fitr? Eid al-Fitr, also known as the “Festival of Breaking the Fast,” is […]

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