Ramadan is a sacred month of mercy, reflection, and generosity. It is a time when Muslims around the world renew their faith, strengthen their connection to Allah, and give with sincerity and purpose. As we fast from dawn to sunset, we are reminded of the realities faced by millions who live with hunger, thirst, displacement, and loss every day.
This blessed month calls us to respond with compassion and responsibility. It is an opportunity to support those affected by conflict and crisis, to ease hardship, and to uphold dignity through meaningful, life-saving action. Every act of giving in Ramadan carries multiplied reward, and every sincere intention is known to Allah.
This Ramadan, SKT Welfare is delivering urgent humanitarian assistance to communities affected by conflict and displacement. Through carefully targeted projects, families receive food, water, medical care, and protection when they need it most. These projects respond to immediate needs while preserving dignity and care for those who have already endured so much.
You can calculate your Zakat using our easy to use Zakat Calculator
“Whoever feeds a fasting person will have a reward like that of the fasting person, without any reduction in his reward.” (Tirmidhi)
“Charity never decreases wealth.” – Sahih Muslim 2588
Fulfil the noble pillar of Islam, Zakat, and give 2.5% of your wealth to the poor and needy. When you give your Zakat through SKT Welfare, you will be saving lives across the globe. Your Zakat has the power to transform lives, create bright futures and help countless people escape the claws of poverty.
Your zakat can provide clean, safe water for drinking and cooking to a family living in poverty. This means they will no longer be forced to drink dirty, contaminated water and risk deadly disease, or have to walk for miles each day to collect this unsafe water. Your zakat will literally give a family a new lease of life.
Don’t hesitate, Donate Now In The Name of Allah (SWT).
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.
