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And establish prayer and give Zakat, and whatever good you put forward for yourselves – you will find it with Allah.” (Quran, 2:110)
Pay zakat online with Hazrat Rukun ud Din Trust, and we can help you fulfil an Islamic obligation, helping bring more goodness to your wealth and overall life. For years, we have dedicated our work to the betterment of those less fortunate, and those with limited means to live a fulfilling life.
Drastic economic shifts around the world have caused widespread hardship, leaving entire communities struggling to meet even basic needs of living. Your zakat contribution can truly impact their lives, as Hazrat Rukun ud Din Trust supplies essential items such as food and water to assist people who have little to no income.
We pride ourselves on staying diligent about 100% of Zakat amount that comes our way, using each pound exactly for the charity work that we promise—according to the teachings of Quran and Sunnah. As we value your trust, we practice complete transparency regarding our work for the poor, ensuring that the Zakat goes to
By donating your Zakat to Hazrat Rukun ud Din Trust, you can achieve peace of mind knowing that your entire donation is dedicated to assisting those who need it the most. We encourage people to make an informed decision for their Zakat donation, as this is an act of charity in the name of Allah which can create meaningful benefits—for both you and your community.
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Why Is Zakat Important?
Giving Zakat is an essential duty of a Muslim, as it is one of the five Islamic pillars. Every sane adult Muslim who is Sahib-e-Nisab—i.e. owns wealth over a certain amount has an obligation to fulfil Zakat. Zakat is a right that the poor in your community have over its wealthy members.
Know that donating your Zakat is more than just an ethical and religious duty. By paying Zakat, you gain more blessings:
Zakat adds to wealth. Allah promises to compensate for every act of spending in His cause.
You play your part in bridging social gaps and bringing a community together for the sake of Allah.
Zakat acts as a shield against the fires of hell for those who follow Allah with unwavering faith.
This pillar of Islam also fosters wealth distribution, enabling more support for the less fortunate, which helps and promotes equality. At Hazrat Rukun ud Din Trust, we strive to ensure fair Zakat distribution, prioritising your peace of mind when you pay Zakat online.
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Give your Zakat and Sadaqah with our Islamic charity to help us provide living essentials and education to those most in need of your help.
Understanding Nisab of Zakat
Zakat is due on all forms of wealth, including salary, savings in cash, and gold. You are eligible for Zakat if your wealth meets the Nisab of Zakat—i.e. the least amount of net worth of a Muslim. It is set at the value of 87.48 gms (tolas = 7.5) in gold and 612.36 gms (tolas = 52.5) in silver.
There are various ways of giving Zakat, such as:
- Donating directly to eligible recipients
- Delegating Zakat distribution to a collector
- Donating it to a reputable Islamic charity organisation
If you have several years’ worth of Zakat to pay, you can settle the entire amount at once or create a plan to pay it off gradually. It’s essential to understand that delaying Zakat payments doesn’t eliminate the obligation.
Who Is Eligible To Receive Zakat?
“Alms are only for the poor and the needy, and those who collect them, and those whose hearts are to be reconciled, and to free captives and debtors, and for the cause of Allah, and for travellers”. (Quran 9:60)
If you want to request where your Zakat contributions go, or you want to make sure that we are distributing your Zakat donation properly, the Quran provides proper guidance in this regard.
When it comes to the people who are eligible recipients of Zakat, the Quran divides them into eight categories:
- the people in poverty,
- the people who are needy,
- the people responsible to collect Zakat
- the people who are to be reconciled,
- those in slavery,
- those in debt,
- those who are travelling (while cut off from everything),
- those in the way of Allah.
When you choose to pay Zakat online through Hazrat Rukun ud Din Trust, you’re helping with lodging, education and all related resources for thousands of orphans worldwide.
How to Calculate Your Zakat Donation
Giving Zakat is an essential duty of a Muslim, as it is one of the five Islamic pillars. Every sane adult Muslim who is Sahib-e-Nisab—i.e. owns wealth over a certain amount has an obligation to fulfil Zakat. Zakat is a right that the poor in your community have over its wealthy members.
Know that donating your Zakat is more than just an ethical and religious duty. By paying Zakat, you gain more blessings:
Zakat adds to wealth. Allah promises to compensate for every act of spending in His cause.
You play your part in bridging social gaps and bringing a community together for the sake of Allah.
Zakat acts as a shield against the fires of hell for those who follow Allah with unwavering faith.