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What is Zakat al-Fitr (Fitrana)?
Zakat al-Fitr, also known as Fitrana or Sadaqatul Fitr, is an obligatory charity that every Muslim must give before the Eid prayer at the end of Ramadan. It is a small yet powerful donation designed to purify our fasting, atone for any shortcomings during Ramadan, and provide food for the poor and needy. This act of giving ensures that everyone, regardless of their circumstances, can celebrate Eid with dignity and joy, ensuring no one is forgotten during this blessed time of year.
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:
“The Messenger of Allah ordained Zakat al-Fitr to purify the fasting person from indecent words or actions and to provide food for the needy. It is accepted as Zakat for the person who gives it before the Eid prayer; but it is a mere Sadaqah for the one who gives it after the prayer.” [Abu Dawud and Ibn Majah]
Fitrana is not just an obligation; it is a means to express gratitude to Allah for the blessings of Ramadan while helping those in need share in the joy of Eid. Paying Fitrana purifies our fasting by compensating for any imperfections and enables us to support families struggling with poverty.
Why Fitrana Matters
Fitrana is a beautiful reminder that even as we celebrate Eid, our first thought must be for those who have less. Islam places great emphasis on caring for the poor and the vulnerable within our communities. By giving Fitrana, you are not simply fulfilling an obligation; you are actively choosing to be part of something far greater. You are choosing compassion over indifference and generosity over selfishness.
At One Ummah, we understand how much trust our donors place in us when they give. That is why we work tirelessly to ensure that every penny of your Fitrana reaches those who need it most, whether they are in Syria, Yemen, Somalia, or another country facing hardship. We operate with full transparency and a 100% donation policy, so you can give with confidence.
This year, let your Fitrana be more than a tick on a list. Let it be a heartfelt act of worship, carried out with intention and care. Together, through One Ummah, we can make sure that no family is left behind this Eid.
Difference Between Zakat and Zakat al-Fitr
While both forms of charity are pillars of Islam, they differ in key aspects:
Eligibility: Zakat is due annually on specific assets once they reach the nisab threshold, whereas Zakat al-Fitr is obligatory for all Muslims who have enough food for a day, regardless of their wealth.
Amount: Zakat is calculated as 2.5% of one’s qualifying assets, varying based on individual wealth. In contrast, Zakat al-Fitr is a fixed, modest amount applicable equally to all.
Timing: Zakat can be paid at any time during the lunar year once due, while Zakat al-Fitr must be paid during Ramadan, specifically before the Eid prayer.
What is Sadaqatul Fitr?
Sadaqatul Fitr is an alternative name for Fitrana or Zakat al Fitr.
How much is Fitrana [Zakat al Fitr] per person?
At the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), Fitrana was given as one saa’ of staple food, such as dates or barley. A saa’ equals four madd, which is the amount that can be scooped up with both hands cupped together. Today, this quantity is often converted into a monetary value based on staple food prices, which amounts to approximately £5 per person in the UK.
One Ummah allows you to calculate your Fitrana easily using their Fitrana Calculator:
- Simply enter the number of people in your household.
- Multiply the amount (£5 per person) by the total number of people.
- Make your donation directly online through One Ummah’s secure platform.
Who Must Pay Fitrana?
Fitrana is obligatory for every Muslim who has food in excess of their daily needs. It must be paid by or on behalf of every member of your household, including children and dependents. Parents or guardians can pay on their behalf if someone cannot pay themselves.
When Should Fitrana 2026 [Zakat al Fitr] Be Paid?
Fitrana must be paid during Ramadan, with the latest permissible time being before the Eid prayer begins. Paying it earlier allows charitable organisations like One Ummah to distribute aid effectively so that those in need can benefit in time for Eid celebrations. Some scholars recommend paying it before sunset on the last day of Ramadan to ensure maximum rewards.
Make a Difference This Ramadan!
As Ramadan comes to an end, let us purify our fasting and spread joy among those less fortunate by fulfilling this noble obligation. Your contribution ensures that families struggling with poverty can celebrate Eid with dignity and happiness. Pay your Zakat al-Fitr today and help transform lives around the world.
The Impact of Your Contribution
By fulfilling your Zakat al-Fitr obligation, you play a vital role in:
Feeding the Needy: Your contribution provides essential food supplies, allowing impoverished families to enjoy nourishing meals during Eid.
Spreading Joy: It enables those less fortunate to partake in the happiness and celebrations of Eid, fostering a sense of community and belonging.
Purifying Your Fast: It serves as a means to purify any inadvertent mistakes or lapses that occurred during your fasting.
Why Donate Through One Ummah?
One Ummah acts as a trusted charity to ensure your Fitrana reaches those most in need around the world. By donating through One Ummah:
Your contributions help provide essential food supplies to impoverished families across war-torn regions and poverty-stricken areas globally.
You fulfil your obligation while making a profound impact on lives affected by hardship and crisis.
100% of your donation goes directly towards helping those in need, as One Ummah operates under a strict 100% donation policy.
Jazakum Allah Khayr for visiting this appeals page. Many millions worldwide need our help. We can’t help them without your support. Please donate below and save lives today.
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Donate Fitrana (1 Person)
Fulfil your Zakat al-Fitr for one person before Eid.
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Fulfil your Zakat al-Fitr for two people before Eid.
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Donate Fitrana (5 People)
Fulfil your Zakat al-Fitr for 5 people before Eid.
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Bring smiles to their faces
‘Abdullah ibn ‘Amr (r.A.) said, “A man asked the Prophet (ﷺ), “Which aspect of Islam is best?” He said, “feeding people and greeting those you know and those you do not know.” [Sahih Bukhari]
This Ramadan, ensure you fulfil your religious duty by paying your Zakat al-Fitr promptly. Your timely contribution will not only purify your fasting but also bring joy and relief to those in need during the blessed occasion of Eid al-Fitr. Let us come together to uphold this beautiful tradition, embodying the spirit of generosity and compassion that defines our Ummah.
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