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Ramadan is the most sacred month in the Islamic calendar, a time of immense mercy, forgiveness, and spiritual rejuvenation. It is a month where every good deed is magnified in reward, and our connection with Allah (swt) is strengthened through fasting, prayer, and acts of kindness. Among the most powerful and rewarding deeds in Ramadan is the giving of Zakat, a pillar of Islam that purifies wealth and uplifts the vulnerable.
The act of giving Zakat is not just a financial obligation—it is a profound spiritual exercise that cultivates gratitude, humility, and compassion. By fulfilling this duty, we acknowledge that our wealth is a trust from Allah (swt) and that true prosperity lies not in hoarding, but in giving generously for the sake of Allah.
Why Give Zakat in Ramadan 2025?
Ramadan is a time when the rewards for all good deeds are multiplied. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:
“The best charity is that given in Ramadan.” (Tirmidhi)
Every act of worship in this blessed month carries extraordinary rewards. When we give Zakat in Ramadan, we are not only fulfilling a religious obligation but also ensuring that our wealth is purified and blessed. The rewards of giving charity on Laylatul Qadr—a night better than a thousand months—are beyond comprehension.
Zakat in Ramadan has the power to feed the hungry, educate the vulnerable, provide medical care, and offer shelter to the homeless. It is a means of bridging the gap between the fortunate and the less fortunate, reminding us of our shared humanity and the responsibility we hold towards one another.
Donate your Zakat today and be a source of hope.
Who Must Pay Zakat?
Zakat is an obligation upon every Muslim whose wealth exceeds the Nisab (minimum threshold). The Nisab is calculated as the equivalent value of 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver. If a person possesses this amount or more for a full lunar year, they must pay 2.5% of their wealth as Zakat.
Who Benefits from Zakat?
Allah (swt) specifies in the Quran that Zakat is designated for eight categories of people:
- The Poor – Those struggling to meet basic needs.
- The Needy – Those in hardship but do not openly ask for help.
- Administrators of Zakat – Those responsible for distributing Zakat.
- Reconciliation of Hearts – Those who are new to Islam or need support.
- Freeing Slaves & Captives – Helping to free those in bondage.
- Those in Debt – People burdened with overwhelming debt.
- In the Cause of Allah – Supporting those striving for justice.
- The Wayfarer – Helping stranded travelers in need of assistance.
By giving Zakat, we not only uplift individuals but entire communities, creating a ripple effect of kindness and relief.
Calculate and pay your Zakat easily here.
How to Calculate Zakat UK (2025 Guide)
Many people feel overwhelmed when calculating Zakat, but the process is simpler than expected. Follow these steps:
- Identify Your Zakatable Assets:
- Gold & silver
- Cash savings
- Business income
- Investments & shares
- Property (excluding primary residence)
- Subtract Liabilities:
- Outstanding debts due within the year.
- Check If You Meet Nisab:
- Compare your assets to the Nisab threshold.
- Calculate 2.5% of Your Eligible Wealth:
- This is the amount due for Zakat.
For a hassle-free experience, use our Zakat Calculator to determine your exact amount.
Use our Zakat Calculator here.
How Your Zakat Transforms Lives
When we pay our Zakat, we don’t just give money—we restore dignity and hope.
Feeding Families in Ramadan
Millions of people across the world observe Ramadan with empty stomachs, fasting out of necessity rather than devotion. Your Zakat ensures that struggling families have access to nutritious suhoor and iftar, allowing them to focus on spiritual growth rather than survival.
Supporting Orphans & Education
Children deserve a future filled with opportunity, but poverty denies them access to education. Your Zakat provides schooling, books, uniforms, and meals, paving the way for brighter futures.
Building Sustainable Livelihoods
Through our Zakat for Startups program, we help individuals start small businesses, such as grocery shops, tailoring services, and food stalls. This empowers families to break free from the cycle of poverty and achieve long-term stability.
See the impact of your Zakat donations here.
Spiritual Benefits of Giving Zakat
Zakat is more than a financial obligation; it is a spiritual purification. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:
“Charity does not decrease wealth.” (Muslim)
Instead, it increases blessings in our lives and safeguards us from misfortune. It strengthens our faith (iman), purifies our soul (nafs), and deepens our connection with Allah (swt). Giving selflessly softens our hearts and reminds us that true wealth lies in generosity and compassion.
Frequently Asked Questions About Zakat
Who is required to pay Zakat?
Anyone whose wealth exceeds the Nisab threshold for one lunar year.
How much is Zakat on £1,000?
2.5% of £1,000 is £25. Its worth noting that Zakat is only applicable if your assets are above the nisaab threshhold.
When should I pay my Zakat?
Although Zakat can be paid anytime, Ramadan is the most rewarding time to do so.
Where can I pay my Zakat securely?
You can pay safely and easily through our Zakat Donation page.
Give your Zakat now and multiply your blessings!
Act Now: Pay Your Zakat & Change Lives!
This Ramadan, don’t delay—fulfill your obligation and reap the rewards of giving. Your Zakat can be the reason someone sleeps with a full stomach, a child goes to school, or a struggling family finds hope.
Be a part of this transformation. Give today.
