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Zakat Al-Mal

Zakat Al Mal

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Help a vulnerable family meet their basic needs for one month, including food supplies and essential household items. Includes an…

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Transform lives with your Zakat and secure you place in Jannah

Giving Hands treats Zakat as a sacred trust and distributes it with the utmost care, responsibility and ihsan. Every Zakat contribution is handled in strict accordance with Islamic principles and is alocated only to those who are eligible under Shariah, including the poor, the destitute, orphans, widows, displaced families and those whose livelihoods have been destroyed by conflict or disaster.

Our teams carry out thorough needs assessments on the ground to identify families who meet the criteria for Zakat, prioritising the most vulnerable and those with no other means of support. Zakat is then delivered directly by Giving Hands teams in the form of food, shelter support, medical assistance and essential relief, ensuring dignity is preserved and assistance reaches those who need it most. Through this careful and intentional process, Giving Hands ensures that every Zakat donation fulfils its religious obligation while bringing real relief to those facing hardship

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Why Trust Giving Hands Canada

In a crisis, transparency is everything. We are recognized as the best way to donate to Gaza because of our local expertise and commitment to accountability.

Zero Admin Fees

Every penny goes straight to Qurbani on the ground.

Transparent Impact

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Door-to-Door Delivery

Farm-fresh meat delivered to families within 24 hours.

100% Shariah Compliant

Each step overseen by trusted scholars.

Frequently asked questions

Is my Zakat donation tax-deductible?

Zakat donations may be tax-deductible, depending on your country’s tax laws. Contact us or your tax consultant for more details.

Can Zakat be given for medical treatment?

Yes! If the recipient is eligible for Zakat, your contribution can help fund critical medical treatments, surgeries, or medicine.

What happens if I delay paying Zakat?

If you miss your Zakat payment, it remains due and should be paid as soon as possible. Delaying Zakat without a valid reason is discouraged in Islam.

Can Zakat be given to charitable organizations?

Yes, but only if the charity directly distributes Zakat to eligible recipients. Giving Hands follows a 100% Zakat donation policy, ensuring it reaches those in need.

Can I give Zakat to family members?

You can give Zakat to extended relatives in need, such as cousins, aunts, and uncles, but not to your parents, children, or spouse since you are financially responsible for them.

Can Zakat be used to build water wells, schools, or hospitals?

Yes! If these projects directly benefit eligible Zakat recipients, they qualify under Zakat distribution.

Can I pay Zakat in monthly instalments?

Yes, you can distribute your Zakat throughout the year, as long as the total due amount is paid before your Zakat anniversary.

How do I ensure my Zakat is given correctly?

Give your Zakat through trusted organizations like Giving Hands, which follows strict Islamic guidelines to ensure your Zakat reaches those who truly need it.

Can Zakat be given to refugees and displaced families?

Absolutely! Refugees and displaced individuals often qualify as Zakat-eligible due to their financial hardships.

Can Zakat be given to non-Muslims?

Zakat is generally given to Muslims in need, but Sadaqah and other voluntary donations can be given to both Muslims and non-Muslims.

Who is eligible to receive Zakat?

According to Surah At-Tawbah (9:60) in the Quran, Zakat can be given to: The poor and needy Those in debt Stranded travellers Orphans and widows Those working in Zakat distribution Those striving in the path of Allah

How is Zakat calculated?

Zakat is 2.5% of your total savings and wealth, including cash, gold, silver, business assets, and investments that have remained above the Nisab for a full lunar year.

What is the Nisab threshold for Zakat?

The Nisab is calculated based on the value of 85 grams of gold or 595 grams of silver. If your savings exceed this amount, you are obligated to pay Zakat.

Who is required to pay Zakat?

Any adult Muslim who has wealth exceeding the Nisab threshold (minimum amount of savings) and has held it for a lunar year must pay 2.5% of their qualifying wealth as Zakat.

What is Zakat, and why is it important?

Zakat is a mandatory form of charity and one of the Five Pillars of Islam. It purifies wealth, helps those in need, and ensures economic balance within society.

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