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Charity, known as “Sadaqah” in Arabic, is highly valued in Islam and is considered one of the most virtuous deeds that not only benefits the receiver but also the giver.
Change Lives with Your Sadaqah & Zakat
7 Virtues of Charity Work in Islam
- Charity cleanses wealth and soul, fostering spiritual growth.
- Allah amplifies rewards for charitable giving in life and beyond.
- Builds community responsibility and eases poverty.
- Acts of charity serve as a safeguard against hardships.
- Giving aids in atoning for sins and misdeeds.
- Helps balance societal wealth and meet basic needs.
- Encourages reliance on and gratitude for Allah’s blessings.
These virtues highlight that while charity is not only an act of Ibadah, it is a transformative act that benefits the giver, the receiver, and the broader community.
Disaster can Strike Anywhere, Anytime
Unfortunately, recent human history has emphatically confirmed this reality. Since the turn of the century, we have seen disaster after disaster unfold, some natural but predominantly manmade. As a Muslim Humanitarian Charity, it’s crucial for us to have emergency funds readily available to respond swiftly to these disasters.
Whether it’s the Gaza Emergency Appeal, Yemen Emergency Appeal, Syrian Refugee Crisis, Turkey-Syria Earthquake Appeal, Pakistan Floods Appeal, Bangladesh Floods Appeal, Rohingya Crisis Appeal, or Africa Drought Appeal, our ability to continue helping those affected by these conflicts, wars, and crises relies on your ongoing support. We urge you to donate your Sadaqah and Zakat to these appeals, aiding in the protection of lives throughout the year and in times of crisis.
However, if you are looking to build a Masjid as Sadaqah Jariyah for your loved ones, or if you wish to build a water pump, donate a food pack, sponsor a sewing machine, or need to give Kaffarah for Breaking an Oath, consider our appeals. Donate to the Ramadan Food Appeal, the Ramadan Zakat Appeal, Donate your Sadaqah Online, or simply donate Zakat to Muslim Charity to assist the poor and needy around the world. Insha’Allah, donate with confidence for the sake of Allah.
Islamic Charity – Under the Supervision of Islamic Scholars
Islamic Welfare Trust strictly adheres to a 100% donation policy for Emergency Appeals and Zakat, ensuring complete transparency with details available on the Charity Commission website. We promise to allocate £9 out of every £10 of general donations directly to those in need, honouring your trust and our commitment to the Ummah. All our activities and projects receive full approval from scholars who are part of our board of trustees.