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Sadaqah, or giving in charity, is an essential part of Islam. It is an act of worship that holds great significance both in this life and the Hereafter. Giving Sadaqah is a deeply advocated, emphasized, and encouraged practice.
Sadaqah differs from Zakat in the way that it is a voluntary charity, whereas Zakat is an obligatory pillar of Islam.
Sadaqah is open to every Muslim, regardless of their circumstances. Its essence lies in the spirit of giving and kindness. Even the simplest acts of compassion, like sharing a warm smile with someone, qualify as Sadaqah. This inclusive nature of Sadaqah makes it accessible to all, allowing everyone to contribute to the well-being of others and experience the joy of selfless giving. Whether it’s a grand gesture or a small act of kindness, every instance of Sadaqah brings positivity and light to the world.
Sadaqah is voluntary, so it can be given at any point in time, by any Muslim who aims to give out of the goodness of their heart, in Allah’s name. The criteria for giving Sadaqah are clearly defined, targeting individuals genuinely facing financial hardship, such as the sick, the unemployed, and the disabled. Essentially, Sadaqah is directed towards the poor, the needy, the deprived, the homeless, orphans, and widows who struggle to support themselves.
While Sadaqah doesn’t need to be given at a certain time, there are certain parts of the year when the giving increases, such as Ramadan, when deeds garner increased blessings and rewards.
HADI Relief provides you with a way to give daily Sadaqah and increase your Sadaqah Jaariyah.
Sadaqah Jaariyah or perpetual charity is a form of charitable giving that allows the benefits of our donations to continue even after our death. It is a type of sadaqah that keeps on giving, bringing rewards to the giver even when they have passed away.
Abu Qatadah reported: The Messenger of Allah (SAW), said,
Examples of sadaqah jaariyah include
The fundamental principle of giving Sadaqah shares similarities with Zakat, aiming to promote equality and social welfare in society while supporting those unable to provide for themselves. Sadaqah plays a crucial role in purifying one’s wealth and fostering a balanced flow of resources throughout the community.
By engaging in acts of Sadaqah, Muslims strengthen their bond through collective good deeds and contribute to economic stability by distributing wealth. As Allah’s instruction guides Muslims to give Sadaqah for His sake, it nurtures a culture of generosity and compassion, creating a harmonious and caring society.
To maximize the impact of our charitable giving, we need to be intentional and strategic in our approach. Here are some tips for making the most of your sadaqah:
When you make the decision to give, your gift helps provide assistance, which contributes to improved economic stability and quality of life. If you are looking for an excellent way to donate, HADI Relief can help you support causes that directly impact people’s lives meaningfully. From shelters and education systems to medical aid and emergency relief resources, your generosity can make a significant difference by providing necessary assistance for those who need it most.
HADI’s Education Programs thousands of vulnerable children worldwide by opening new schools, improving classrooms, and helping students reach their full potential.
According to UNESCO, for more than 265 million children around the world, education is only a dream. Poverty remains one of the most significant factors that hinder access to quality education. Countries with the highest out-of-school rate are also among the poorest countries in the world.
With your support, we are trying to make sure that children receive an education by starting new schools and improving existing ones, enabling the young ones to reach their full academic capability.
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97.5 million
are out-of-school in Africa’s Sub-Saharan region.
97.5 million
of primary-age children across the globe have not attended school.
19%
primary level out-of-school rate in low-income countries, compared to 2% in high-income countries.
124 million
primary or secondary school-aged children who are not in school around the world.
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