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“Sadaqah (charity) wipes out sins as water extinguishes fire” (Tirmidhi 614)

“Sadaqah is a voluntary act of charity that is done for the sake of Allah (SWT).” Whether through monetary gifts or simple acts of kindness—like a smile or helping hand—each is valued equally. 

Here, we invite you to experience the deeper meaning of generosity through heartfelt giving.

Unlike Zakat, which is obligatory for those who meet the Nisab threshold, Sadaqah is voluntary and open to all—without any minimum amount or schedule. Anyone can give, and anyone or anything can receive it: from orphans and widows to animals and even a stranger’s smile 

Your Sadaqah can be offered discreetly, without expectation or obligation—purely for the sake of Allah.

We pay Sadaqah for the sake of Allah (SWT), as a form of charity that is sincere and not done for recognition or reward.

When you give Sadaqah, it’s not just a transaction—it’s a heartfelt commitment, rooted in sincerity and humility, without seeking applause or appreciation.

There is no set minimum or limit when it comes to donating Sadaqah—anything given will always be gratefully received.

Your small gift, whether £1 or £100, can plant seeds of hope, deliver water to a thirsty village, feed a family, comfort an orphan, or uplift a widow.

Beyond one-time giving, Sadaqah Jariyah (continuous charity) provides lasting good.

By supporting long term projects, like building wells, schools, clinics, or planting trees - you ensure ongoing benefit for communities and lasting reward in the Hereafter.

While both are essential acts of charity, they differ in nature:

• Zakat is a mandatory annual duty (2.5%) for those above Nisab.
• Sadaqah is voluntary, with no fixed amount, given anytime and to anyone in need.

Your Sadaqah can complement your zakat by offering flexible, heartfelt support—beyond obligation, where it’s needed most.

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