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    THE MONTH OF BARAKAH

    As Muslims, we feel a lightness in doing good deeds during this month like at no other time.

    Let’s take this opportunity and make as much of a positive impact as possible with a Ramadan donation!

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    5 ways: donate during Ramadan & share joy

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    Donate Iftar - help them break their fast

    Every evening, our teams of volunteers distribute full meals to feed the most needy.
    With just 5 £, you provide a meal for someone to break their fast and earn the same reward as fasting.

    Ramadan parcel - offering essentials to the needy

    This food package contains rice, oil, flour and other basic necessities. This pack is a great relief for many families during the month of Ramadan, as it contains everything they need to break their fast properly. In some cases, a single pack is enough for an entire family throughout the month.

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    Donate Zakat - Purify your money!

    Ramadan is the ideal opportunity to purify body and soul, but also money through zakat.

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    Donate Fitr - so that everyone can celebrate the end of ramadan

    On the day of Bayram, we distribute your Zakat al-Fitr to the poorest in accordance with the Sunnah, so that everyone can look forward to the celebrations.
    Zakat al-Fitr (Fitrana) is set at 15 £ per person.

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    Eid gift / Bayram - Putting a smile on children's faces

    Many children around the world have never received gifts such as toys or clothes for Eid/Bayram. Make them smile again by giving them a bag full of gifts and surprises.

    Ramadan wells, a life changing Sadaqa Jariya

    Many villages lack clean water, forcing families to walk miles for survival. Your donation builds wells, providing safe water for years and saving lives. Be the reason a village no longer suffers from thirst!

    Calculate your Zakat

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      Your cash assets include any money in your bank account(s) or in your possession. Bank deposits should be excluded from the calculation of your zakat.
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      Gold and silver that you have as an investment and not for daily use.
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      All real estate, except your home, must be subject to zakat. If you are in the real estate business, zakat is due on the current value of the property. However, if your real estate is rented, then zakat is due on the savings from the rental income.
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      Your cash assets include any money in your bank account(s) or in your possession. Bank deposits should be excluded from the calculation of your zakat.
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      If you do not intend to sell the shares, zakat is due on the dividends. However, if you buy and sell the shares, then zakat is due on their current market value.
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      The income from cash investments tends to be subject to a fixed rate of interest, which is unlawful and should be excluded from the calculation, but the original amount of the investment is subject to zakat.
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      If you are a debtor, and you believe that this debt can be repaid on demand, include it here. However, if you have any doubts about the date and/or possibility of repayment, do not include it here but include it in the zakat of the year in which the repayment was made. If only a portion of this debt has been repaid, zakat is due on the portion repaid only.
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      Add the total value of cash in your possession or in banks + the (current) value of the goods for sale + raw materials (purchase price)

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      Unpaid rent, mortgage payments, bills (water, electricity, etc.) or money you owe, all unpaid, overdue or overdue debts should be excluded.
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      Unpaid rent, mortgage payments, bills, staff salaries or money owed by you, any unpaid, overdue or overdue debts should be excluded.

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      Nissab in gold
      5 200 £ 87.48g
      Nissab in silver
      280 £ 612.36g

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      Ramadan 2026 in the UK – Key Dates & Zakat Information
      When is Ramadan 2026?

      Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin on the evening of Tuesday, February 17, and end on the evening of Thursday, March 19, These dates are based on moon sighting confirmations and may vary slightly.

      The Last 10 Days of Ramadan

      The last 10 days of Ramadan (March 09–March 19) are a sacred time for increased worship, as they include Laylat al-Qadr (The Night of Power), a night better than a thousand months in rewards.

      Zakat al-Fitr for the UK

      The local council of Ulama has set the Zakat al-Fitr amount at a minimum of 15 £ per person. It must be given before the Eid al-Fitr prayer to ensure that those in need can celebrate the holiday.

      Ramadan Prayer Timings in the UK

      Daily prayer schedules vary, and you can check the full Ramadan 2026 prayer timetable here to stay updated on Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha prayer times.

      Frequently Asked Questions– Ramadan

      This page explains how to donate during Ramadan, how Ramadan donations help families in need, how Iftar meals are funded and distributed, how Zakat and Zakat al-Fitr are calculated and delivered, and whether donations are tax-deductible in the United Kingdom.
      Why is donating during Ramadan especially important?

      Donating during Ramadan holds exceptional spiritual value. Ramadan is a time of compassion and generosity, when good deeds are multiplied. Your Ramadan donation helps families facing hunger, poverty, and crisis.

      How does my Ramadan donation help people in need?

      Your Ramadan donation directly supports the distribution of Ramadan food parcels and Iftar meals, and the construction of water wells that provide clean water to communities in Africa and Asia. Through Barakah Charity, your contribution becomes immediate support for vulnerable families.

      Where do my Ramadan donations go?

      Your Ramadan donations fund projects in 60+ countries in Africa, Asia and around the world.

      Does my donation reach families directly?

      Yes. Your Ramadan donation reaches families directly. Barakah Charity works with trusted local partners and on-the-ground teams to ensure your support is delivered quickly, efficiently, and transparently.

      Can I donate Iftar meals during Ramadan?

      Yes. You can donate Iftar during Ramadan and support families who cannot afford a meal to break their fast. Your Iftar donation provides warm, nutritious meals every evening throughout Ramadan. In Islam, feeding a fasting person carries the same reward as fasting.

      View our Iftar donation program and donate Iftar meals

      How much does an Iftar meal cost?

      With just 5£, you provide a full meal for someone in need to break their fast.

      You can also support families with a Ramadan food parcel for 45£, which contains essential items such as rice, oil, flour, and other basic necessities. In some cases, a single parcel is enough for an entire family throughout the month of Ramadan.

      View our Iftar donation program and donate Iftar meals

      What are the different ways I can donate during Ramadan?

      Barakah Charity offers the following ways to donate during Ramadan and share joy:

      • Donate Iftar meals – Every evening, our team of volunteers distribute full meals to people who can’t afford a meal to break their fast.
      • Donate Ramadan food parcels – These food packages contain rice, oil, flour, and other basic necessities.
      • Donate Zakat al-Maal – Ramadan is the ideal opportunity to purify body, soul, and money through Zakat. You can use the tool on this page to calculate your Zakat.
      • Donate Zakat al-Fitr – On the day of Bayram, we distribute your Zakat al-Fitr to the poorest in accordance with the Sunnah, so that everyone can look forward to the celebrations.
        Zakat al-Fitr (Fitrana) is set at 15£ per person by the local Ulama Council.
      • Build a well during Ramadan – Many villages lack clean water, forcing families to walk long distances. Building a well is a Sadaqah Jariyah that provides safe water for years, creating lasting benefits for communities and ongoing rewards beyond your lifetime.
      • Eid gift / Bayram – A donation of 30£ provides children with a bag of gifts and surprises for Eid / Bayram. Your donation brings them joy and dignity.
      What is Zakat and how do I calculate my Zakat?

      Zakat al-Maal is a mandatory form of charity in Islam, calculated at 2.5% of your eligible wealth above the Nisab threshold for a full lunar year. It serves to purify wealth, foster social justice, and provide for the less fortunate.

      Use our Zakat calculator and donate your Zakat

      Barakah Charity distributes Zakat strictly according to Islamic guidelines.

      Can I donate daily during Ramadan?

      Yes. You can set up a recurring Ramadan donation to support families throughout the entire month, increasing your impact on every blessed day and night. You can pause your donations anytime, and they’ll automatically stop at Bayram/Eid – so you can focus on your spiritual journey.

      Set up a daily Ramadan donation

      Can my donation to Barakah Charity UK be eligible for Gift Aid?

      Yes. If you donate to Barakah Charity UK and complete a Gift Aid declaration, the charity can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you donate from HMRC, at no extra cost to you.

      To qualify, you must have paid enough UK Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax in the relevant tax year to cover the amount claimed.

      With your donation, we can support such campaigns, among others.
      Please refer to the provisions of our donation regulations.