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Your contribution will become a lifeline for families facing hardships around the world. It’s your generosity that empowers Al Mustafa USA to bring support, hope, and dignity to those in need.
Our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said:
“Charity (Sadaqah) extinguishes sin, just as water extinguishes fire.” - Prophet Muhammad SAW [Tirmidhi 614]"
Sadaqah is not judged by how big or small it is, but on how it helps people and how regularly it is done. It is not an obligation but instead a practice performed to cleanse your soul, ward off calamites and put your heart and mind at ease.
Your Sadaqah fuels real change by building clean water wells, providing cataract surgeries, sponsoring Hafiz and Orphans, building schools and hospitals, and providing emergency aid in places like Palestine, Yemen, Lebanon and many others.
Spread the act of kindness by donating Sadaqah online to Al Mustafa USA and help communities in need.
As Sadaqah is a form of voluntary charity, it purifies wealth and carries multiple blessings into it. This, in turn, helps to eradicate poverty, and takes care of needy. Real change can be made through your donation. Donate your Sadaqah today and spread love!
"Whatever you donate will be paid back to you in full, and you will not be wronged." Quran (Surah Al Baqra:272)
Sadaqah in Islam is a way of seeking forgiveness and redemption for past sins. Allah Almighty grants relief on the day of Judgment for those who give Sadaqah. Donate your Sadaqah to Al Mustafa USA and make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate."
Giving Sadaqah in Islam offers a multiple benefit.
Sadaqah For Spiritual Reward: Sadaqah is an act of kindness that earns blessings, forgiveness and Allah’s pleasure. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, "Charity extinguishes sin as water extinguishes fire" [Ibn Majah: 3973]. This portrays the purifying effect of Sadaqah because giving Sadaqah purifies one’s soul, removing sins like water cleanses fire.
Protection against illness: Sadaqah is a way of asking Allah for help to ward off sickness when you are ill. If someone else is ill, you can help by paying Sadaqah on their behalf. The Prophet (SAW) said, “Treat your sick ones with charity.” (Saheeh al-Jaami). Therefore, giving charity or Sadaqah can help heal your sick loved ones.
Purification of Wealth: It purifies one’s health, removes greed and increases protection from hardships. Here's one from Sahih Muslim: "The upper hand is better than the lower hand (i.e., the giver is better than the receiver)." This teaching promotes giving over accumulating wealth, which can help overcome greed.
Sadaqah For Deceased: A person can give Sadaqah on behalf of their deceased loved ones as it can benefit their soul and contribute to their spiritual well-being in the Hereafter. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, "When a human being dies, his deeds come to an end except for three: a Sadaqah Jariyah (continuous charity), knowledge from which benefit is gained, or a righteous child who prays for him." This Hadith tells us that giving Sadaqah continues to benefit the deceased even after their passing. Giving Sadaqah on their behalf becomes a way to extend the good deeds they performed in their lifetime.
Sadaqah for Parents: Give Sadaqah for Parents is a praiseworthy act that shows love and gratitude towards the efforts they put into raising their children. Give Sadaqah is like to ask Allah’s Blessings for their happy and long life.
Sadaqah for Protection: Sadaqah in Islam can protect against misfortunes. Muslims believe that Sadaqah donation will protect them from poverty, illness, accidents or even a bad death etc. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, "Give Sadaqah (charity) without delay, for it stands in the way of calamity." This Hadith implies that giving Sadaqah can help ward off misfortune or hardships.
Sadaqah is like giving a gift, an act of kindness, like sharing your food with someone hungry or helping people in need. It is given to please Allah and makes the giver feel good.
Sadaqah Jariyah is a form of continuous charity that provides ongoing rewards for the donor if it continues to benefit others. For example, if someone plants a tree, it grows and offers shade, fruit and oxygen for many years. Every time someone benefits from the tree, the donor gets a reward.
Sadaqah, literally meaning 'righteousness,' refers to a virtuous deed or act of kindness in Islam performed without expecting anything in return. This voluntary act of charity can be monetary or as simple as a smile or helping hand.
Sadaqah purifies the giver’s heart, soul and wealth from hardships and misfortunes, promoting solidarity and acts of kindness in society and increases reward in the afterlife.
Yes, you can give Sadaqah except those who are financially dependent on you, such as your spouse, children and parents. You can give Sadaqah to less fortunate relatives like grandparents, uncles, aunts who are struggling financially.
Sadaqah is a voluntary act of charity given out of goodwill, and it can be any amount given to anyone in need.
No, you cannot give Sadaqah as Zakat in Islam. Zakat is mandatory for eligible Muslim to give based on specific criteria. It is meant to purify wealth and support the needy, poor etc. While Sadaqah is a voluntary charity that can be given in any amount at any time. It includes giving food, money, clothing, or supporting individuals through donations.
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