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zakat guide

Zakat Guide for Noor-e-Nafeeda Foundation

A Sadaqah Jariyah in loving memory of Nafeeda Begum — dedicated to serving humanity through charity, education, relief, and hope.
Zakat Rate
0 %
Gold Nisab
0
Silver Nisab
0
Funds to Beneficiaries
0 %
About the Foundation

Noor-e-Nafeeda Foundation

Noor-e-Nafeeda Foundation was established as a Sadaqah Jariyah in loving memory of Nafeeda Begum. The foundation supports feeding the poor, clean drinking water projects, education sponsorship, medical assistance, marriage support, and aid for widows and orphans.
The Basics

What is Zakat?

Zakat is one of the five pillars of Islam. It is an obligatory charity that purifies wealth and supports those in need.

Who Must Pay Zakat?

Every Muslim who owns wealth above the Nisab threshold for one lunar year and has assets beyond basic needs.

Eligible Recipients

Zakat is distributed to the poor, needy, debt-ridden, and other categories mentioned in Qur'an 9:60.

Threshold & Rate

Nisab Threshold

Nisab is commonly based on either 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver. Many scholars recommend using the silver standard because it benefits more people.

Nisab Threshold

Gold Standard

87.48 grams of gold

Silver Standard

612.36 grams of silver

Many scholars recommend using the silver standard because it benefits more people.

Zakat Rate

1/40th of eligible wealth
0 %
The standard Zakat rate applied on all eligible wealth above Nisab.
Zakatable Wealth

Assets Subject to Zakat

Cash, bank balances, gold, silver, business inventory, investments, and recoverable loans.
  • Cash
  • Bank Balances
  • Gold
  • Silver
  • Business Inventory
  • Investments
  • Recoverable Loans
Our Commitment

Noor-e-Nafeeda Foundation Zakat Policy

100% of Zakat funds are used only for Shariah-eligible beneficiaries, including poor families, widows, orphans, medical emergencies, education support, and marriage assistance.

Understanding the Difference

Zakat vs Sadaqah

Obligatory

Zakat

Zakat is obligatory and restricted to eligible recipients.

Fard — Obligatory

Voluntary

Sadaqah

Sadaqah is voluntary and may support broader charitable causes.

Nafl — Voluntary

Niyyah

Intention (Niyyah)

"I intend this payment as my Zakat for the sake of Allah."

Hold this intention in your heart before making your Zakat payment.

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Your support can help continue a legacy of compassion and provide meaningful assistance to those who need it most.Whether you donate, volunteer, or spread awareness, you become part of a mission dedicated totransforming grief into hope and charity into a lasting light.Together, let us keep the light of Nafeeda Begum shining through acts of kindness and mercy.
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Resources

  • Annual Report
  • Financial Info
  • Press & Media
  • FAQs
  • Zakat Guide

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