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Fitraana, also known as Zakat al-Fitr, is a mandatory charity given by Muslims at the end of Ramadan. It is given before Eid prayer, and serves as a way to purify the fast and make sure that the vulnerable communities celebrate Eid equally with others.
Hope Welfare Trust helps your Fitraana reach families in Azad Kashmir who are waiting for help.
For Muslims, Fitraana is a spiritual obligation and an act of compassion that brings blessings to you and the needy
Fitraana acts as a cleanser for any shortcomings during Ramadan. Your act of charity will support others, as well as you, in the Akhirah.
Your Fitraana goes directly to families facing poverty and crisis in Azad Kashmir. It enables them to enjoy Eid through:
With your support, families in Azad Kashmir receive rice, flour, lentils, and other essentials.
Help them buy new clothes for their children and loved ones, so they too can smile on Eid.
Your Fitraana can help provide shelter to communities with no stable income and on the verge of economic collapse.
In Islam, Fitraana is obligatory on every Muslim, whether young, old, male, or female, if they possess the means. For children and dependents, it is the responsibility of their parents or guardians. The head of the household is expected to give Fitraana on behalf of all family members under their care.
"Whoever gives it before the Eid prayer, it is accepted as Zakat, and whoever gives it after the prayer, it is merely charity (Sadaqah) among charities."