Sadaqah is a voluntary form of charity that is encouraged in Islam. It encompasses any act of kindness or generosity. Sadaqah is a simple act of Kindness, a generous gesture made with the intention of helping others.

This is a mandatory form of charity and one of the Five Pillars of Islam. It involves giving a fixed portion (usually 2.5%) of one's wealth. Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam and is obligatory for Muslims who meet specific financial criteria.

Muslims are encouraged to give to causes such as providing clean water, healthcare, education, disaster relief, and more. Some times we help people for examples medical support to individuals/families who may not be classed as the poorest, however at a particular time in need they may require help.

Waqf refers to the endowment of a property, asset, or investment for charitable purposes. 

This is compensation for missing Salah or Sawm (Fasts/Rozay) for a person who cannot perform them due to being in terminal illness or being deceased.

This is also known as Qurbani or sacrifice. It is Wajib upon all mature Muslims who, on the day of `Eid al-Adha, possess Nisab.

Providing loans without charging any interest is considered a form of charity in Islam. The lender helps those in need without seeking any financial gain. Our team will assess each case on its individual merit and agree a fixed term. One guarantor is required and a witness.

Celebrate the birth of your child by performing Aqeeqah and sharing the blessings with those in need.