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Your Zakat will go where it is most needed. You can rest easy in your faith, knowing that 100% of your Zakat will help those who need it most.
You can now donate towards Iftars and Meals for people to break their fasts. From just £1.50 a meal.
Donate to our Food Project, which helps the weakest in more than 20 countries around the world.
Fidyah and Kaffarah are obligatory donations that you may need to pay if you are missing fasts during Ramadan.
Donate to families who live without electricity, clean water, or even basic sanitation. For just £350, you can provide a complete, sustainable package that will support a family for years to come.
With just £55 you can provide hot meals to 5 families (25 individuals) living in IDP camps in northern Sudan
£960 sends 8,000 litres of clean water to families suffering from severe shortages in Gaza.
Across parts of Africa, many Masjids are in urgent need of renovation. Broken roofs, crumbling walls, and damaged facilities make it difficult for worshippers to pray.
With just £6500 you can sponsor the completion of an entire mosque in Pakistan. Donating towards a Masjid is a form of Sadaqah Jaariyah
With £8,500, you can build a mosque and create a space where faith is nurtured, hearts are united, and prayers are answered.
With £240, you can support a child for an entire year, offering them hope, stability, and a chance at a brighter tomorrow.
£700 gives a Sudanese refugee sister the ability to open her own shop and provides a source of livelihood.
SKT Welfare has installed over 9,000 hand pumps to provide clean water. For just £150, you can help install a water pump, providing a lifeline for an entire community.
£3000 provides 2000 hot meals, cooked daily in SKT kitchens and delivered to families who need immediate nourishment.
Sadaqah Jariyah projects continue to benefit the recipients for a long time, giving continuous, ongoing reward to those who have donated.
Our 100% Donation Policy means that every penny you donate is used in the delivery of humanitarian projects and directly related costs. Indirect and administrative costs are covered by either direct donations themselves or by using Gift Aid.
