RAMADAN 2025
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Abu Hurayrah reported that the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said:"When Ramadan enters, the gates of Paradise are opened, the gates of Hellfire are closed, and the devils are chained."
[Sunan an-Nasa’i 2106]
Ramadan 2025
RAMADAN 2025 is a sacred time for Muslims worldwide, marked by fasting, prayer, and acts of charity. It's a month where individuals come together to deepen their connection with Allah, seeking forgiveness and guidance. From dawn till sunset, believers abstain from food and drink, focusing instead on spiritual nourishment. It's a time of self-discipline, empathy for the less fortunate, and community unity.
"Ramadan: Month of fasting and prayer for Muslims. Focus on spiritual growth, reflection, and community unity."
"During Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn to sunset, break fast with iftar, and engage in increased charity."
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Extend a Helping Hand this Ramadan
Extend Your Support to Those in Need this Ramadan and Make a Lasting Impact.
This Ramadan, Muslims around the world eagerly wait for it each year. It's avery important time focusing on devotion, mercy, and getting closer to Allah(swt). It's a chance for us to ask for forgiveness sincerely, think about ourblessings, and help those who are in need. It's a time to realize how lucky weare and to understand the difficulties faced by people in poor communities likeSyria, Pakistan, Palestine, Yemen, and the Gambia.
You can support our Ramadan Appeal by giving your Zakat to those who need itthe most. During Ramadan, many of us choose not to eat during daylight hours.But for many people worldwide, hunger is a daily reality. Millions don't havefood for iftar and continue to suffer from hunger. The COVID-19 pandemic hasmade this situation worse, leaving millions more without enough food. Around795 million people go hungry every day, not knowing when they'll eat next. Manyare malnourished, lacking the right nutrients to survive.
The Prophet (saw) said that “Whoever observes fasts during the month of Ramadan out of sincere faith, and hoping to attain Allah’s rewards, then all his past sins will be forgiven.” [Bukhari]
This Ramadan, consider donating your Zakat to our Ramadan Appeal. Zakat is aduty for every adult, sane Muslim who owns wealth above a certain value. Yougive 2.5% of your wealth to those in need. Your Zakat can save lives, providenecessities like clean water, food, shelter, education, and healthcare, andhelp families escape poverty.
In Ramadan, good deeds are greatly rewarded All acts of kindness areincreased seventyfold by Allah (swt). So, your donations during Ramadan canmake a big impact, helping entire communities rise out of poverty and providinglong-term solutions to hunger and poverty.
Embrace the Blessings of Ramadan
Ramadan is a holy month observed by Muslims worldwide, marked by fasting, prayer, reflection, and acts of charity, fostering spiritual growth and community unity.
Prayer and Devotion
Increased prayers and recitation of the Quran deepen spiritual connections with Allah (swt) during Ramadan, providing moments of solace and guidance in challenging times.
Acts of Charity
Ramadan emphasizes generosity, encouraging Muslims to give to those in need through Zakat and Sadaqah, embodying the principles of compassion and empathy towards others.
Community Unity
Muslims come together for iftar, breaking fast as a community, fostering unity and solidarity, creating bonds that transcend differences and strengthen the fabric of society.
Family Bonding
Ramadan strengthens family ties through shared meals, prayers, and spiritual activities, nurturing a sense of belonging and support within the household.
Gratitude and Forgiveness
Muslims seek forgiveness, reflect on blessings, and express gratitude for Allah's mercy and blessings during Ramadan, fostering a profound sense of humility and appreciation for the blessings bestowed upon them.
Fulfilling Your Zakat Obligation in Ramadan
Ramadan is an opportune time for Muslims to fulfill their Zakat obligation. Zakat, a pillar of Islam, involves giving a portion of one's wealth to those in need.
During Ramadan, the blessings of charity are multiplied, making it an ideal time to support the less fortunate and uplift communities. By giving Zakat, Muslims not only fulfill a religious duty but also contribute to the betterment of society, spreading compassion and kindness.
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Born in 1928 in the small village of Bantva near Joona Garh, Gujrat (India), Abdul Sattar Edhi's journey of compassion began with the seeds planted in his soul during his mother's illness. At the age of eleven, when his mother became paralyzed and later suffered from mental illness, Edhi devoted himself to her care.
He undertook the responsibilities of cleaning, bathing, changing clothes, and feeding her. Despite his efforts, the battle against the disease proved to be challenging, and his mother's helplessness grew over the years. This early experience shaped Edhi's lifelong commitment to alleviating the suffering of humanity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Explore our FAQs for clear insights on giving, eligibility, and the positive impact
your contribution can make in transforming lives.
Eight groups are eligible to receive Zakat:
- The poor
- The needy
- Administrators of Zakat
- Those with reconciled hearts
- Those who have been enslaved
- Those in debt
- In the cause of God
- Travellers (including refugees)
When your Zakat-eligible wealth surpasses the Nisab for a full lunar year, Zakat is due immediately. It becomes an annual obligation if your wealth remains above the Nisab.
Donate your Zakat with confidence through Edhi Foundation, ensuring it reaches where it's needed most. Trusted for over 30 years, our projects are Zakat-applicable, sustainable, and impactful.
Items, except gold or silver not bought for resale, are not subject to Zakat. Personal belongings like a house or car are exempt from Zakat.