Zakat, which means purification, is the third pillar of Islam and one of the most important acts of worship and compassion. It is a compulsory charitable contribution that every eligible Muslim must give when their annual wealth exceeds a certain threshold known as Nisab. Through Zakat, wealth is purified by supporting those who are poor, vulnerable, and in need of assistance.

Zakat is more than a financial obligation—it is a powerful way to create social balance, reduce hardship, and strengthen communities through compassion and generosity. Your contribution can help provide essential healthcare, medicines, emergency treatment, food support, and life-saving assistance to individuals and families who are struggling with poverty and illness.