Introduction: Charity is one of the five pillars of Islam, and it is essential for purifying wealth and helping those in need. Zakat is more than just a religious obligation—it’s a way to build a more just and compassionate society. In this blog post, we will dive into the spiritual, social, and economic importance of Zakat.
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How Zakat Helps the Community: By redistributing wealth, Zakat strengthens social ties, reduces poverty, and supports local and global charitable causes.
What is Zakat? A breakdown of Zakat’s definition, its obligations, and its place in the life of a Muslim.
The Spiritual Significance of Giving: Giving to those in need purifies the soul and increases blessings in a person’s life. Zakat brings Muslims closer to Allah by fulfilling their duty to help the less fortunate.
Who Must Pay Zakat? Explanation of the criteria for Zakat—who is required to give, and how much to give.
