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What is Zakat?
Zakat is the third Pillar of Islam; it’s also an obligatory act of worship payable each year to those in need by every able Muslim. In His generosity, Allah (swt) gives the donor the beautiful opportunity to purify their wealth and their souls through Zakat.
What is the Zakat Percentage?
Your Zakat donation should amount to 2.5% of your total wealth accumulated over the year. As an example, if your total assets (after any debts owed) amounted to $10,000, then you would be required to pay $250 as Zakat.
AL-HAMD Trust Established in June 2014 by famous spiritual and religious scholar Mufti Jhangeer Raza Al-Madni, AL-HAMD Trust was built on the fundamentals of breaking the cycle of poverty, alleviating the financial troubles of the poor, giving people a chance to live a dignified life and spreading happiness.
We are an organization that believes in lighting up the lives of underprivileged people across the Pakistan. We endeavor to provide the best quality services in areas including food, education, medical and social welfare free of cost to people living in the dark.
We strongly believe that a little help goes a long way and our work would not be possible without the generous support of our valuable donors. Our local and international donors have graciously lent us a hand by supporting our causes and enabling us to serve the needs of people in need.
Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth a Muslim must have—after calculating necessary expenses—to be eligible to contribute zakat. Nisab is equivalent to the current value of 3 ounces of gold. The nisab we’ve calculated for our zakat calculator is based on the most-recent report available to us (disclaimer: this number may change daily depending on fluctuations in the gold exchange rate).
Your Zakat donation should amount to 2.5% of your total wealth accumulated over the year. As an example, if your total assets (after any debts owed) amounted to $10,000, then you would be required to pay $250 as Zakat.
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