Zakat ul-fitr

Let us remind you that Zakat ul-fitr is an obligation! And it is paid in the most commonly used way in the area. Since we mainly eat grain, therefore, grain is paid in the amount of one sakha per person.

According to the madhhab of Imam al-Shafi'i, one saha of wheat is approximately 2.4 kg, but taking into account possible impurities, it is better to give 2.5 kg each. Some Alims believe that cah is 2.7 kg, if we take this amount as a basis, it will be even better.

According to the madhhab of Imam Abu Hanif, the saha is approximately 3.7 kg, and if it is given out in wheat, then half of this saha is enough. Everyone who is obliged to pay zakat pays it for himself and for those whom he is obliged to support: his wife, minor children, and parents who do not have the opportunity, and adult children who are in the care of their parents.⁣⁣

According to Hanafi, it is possible to pay the value of the sakha in cash.
In monetary terms, it will look like this (from 1 person):⁣⁣

— 75 rubles;(this is the cost of half a sakha if you pay with the cost of wheat; in the case of wheat, according to the Hanafi Madhhab, half a sakha is enough when paying with money); and if you want to pay out the full sakha, you can also pay 150 rubles.⁣
— 1000 rubles (if you pay the cost of raisins);
— 600 rubles (if you pay the cost of dates).⁣⁣

Depending on their financial ability, a person can choose the amount acceptable to them and pay with money according to the madhhab of Imam Abu Hanif.⁣⁣
You can transfer Zakat-ul-fitr funds to the Insan Foundation.:
in the Insan mobile app

By transferring zakat-ul-fitr to the Insan Foundation, you are making an intention: I intend to pay the obligatory zakat-ul-fitr in money following Imam Abu Hanifa's madhhab for myself (wife, son, daughter...) for the sake of Allah. (if you pay before the holiday night of Ramadan, then it is advisable to add the word "Ahead of schedule" to the intention) .

The Insan Foundation distributes zakat-ul-fitr among those people who fall under the categories of zakat recipients.

If you have any questions about paying Zakat-ul-fitr, please call: 89678031111

The Foundation's program: Zakat ul-fitr

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