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Islamic Giving

Welcome to our Islamic Giving Hub, where your generosity meets purpose. Explore the pillars of Islamic giving, utilize our Zakat calculator, understand fidyah/kaffarah obligations, navigate the complexities of interest, and discover our appeals – all in one place.

Zakat Calculator

Gold and Silver

Value of gold you possess

Value Of Silver you possess

Money

Cash in hand or bank accounts

Other savings

Investment & share values

Money owed to you

Liabilities

Money Owed To Others (Borrowed Or Credit)

Other Outgoings Due (Tax, Rent, Utilities)

Nisab Threshold (2.5%)

As mentioned above, nisab is the set minimum amount above which zakat becomes payable. The nisab is mostly determined on the basis of the current value of gold and silver. The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) set the nisab at a rate that is equivalent to 612.36 grams of silver, and 87.48 grams of gold.

Summary

Total Assests

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Total Liabilities

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Total Zakatable

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Zakat to Pay

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Zakat

One of the fundamental pillars of Islam is zakat, which is a mandatory charitable giving system intended to support the underprivileged. By carrying out your zakat duty, you embody the spirit of charity and compassion in Islam while contributing to the well-being and relief of vulnerable individuals and communities.

Interest

The concept of receiving or giving interest(riba) in Islam, is considered a major sin. Therefore, If you possess interest money, you should donate it to charity, and Sayaban offers this option as a means to contribute these funds towards charitable causes in accordance with Islamic principles. By donating, you'll help us create a long-lasting circle of support that allows communities to overcome challenges with dignity.

Kaffarah (£180 - 2 Meals A Day For 60 Days)

For every intentionally missed/broken fast during Ramadan, individuals are obliged to either fast consecutively for 60 days or feed 60 people. Donating your Kaffarah with Sayaban not only satisfies religious requirements but also embodies a sense of kindness and charity, strengthening the community.

Fidyah (£3 For 2 Meals)

For those who cannot fast due to a valid reason e.g., prolonged illness, Fidyah allows individuals to accomplish their religious duty by providing one needy person with two meals or two needy people with one meal, for each missed fast. By donating Fidyah you can ensure that the needy are fed and spread kindness whilst completing religious duties.