Here’s how Muslim Aid can use your Zakat for Gaza

Zakat, an obligatory practice in Islam, holds profound significance beyond its financial aspect. One of its purposes is to ensure social welfare across the globe. Zakat uplifts marginalized communities, offering them financial support for basic needs and livelihood.

With the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continuing to unfold, it is more important than ever to use our Zakat to serve the victims of the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza and to rebuild it once the war eventually ends.

Muslim Aid has been in Gaza since 2006 and since carried out swift responses to emergency situations while building development projects. We have invested in education, housing for orphans and widows, providing psychosocial services to the traumatised, championing accessibility for the disabled.

We also brought forth our duty to care to the environment by installing solar panels, our staff and partners in Gaza go above and beyond for their people, our people.

One of few charities with an end-to-end Zakat guide We are one of very few charities to offer a comprehensive Zakat guide that provides you with a complete overview of how your contributions are utilized, from the moment of donation to their distribution for the greater good.

Each year, our end-to-end Zakat policy undergoes thorough scrutiny and approval by esteemed Muslim scholars from the Islamic Council of Europe (ICE), underscoring our unwavering commitment to adhering to Shariah principles and providing you with peace of mind as donors. This diligent oversight reflects our steadfast dedication to excellence, a core value that defines our work at Muslim Aid.

As a vital tenet of our faith and a form of worship, we continue to advoicate Zakat policies demand meticulous attention and continuous refinement under the guidance of Ulama. Together, our Zakat serves in Gaza. Click here to pay your Zakat.