Zakat is a sacred obligation in Islam — a means of purifying wealth and uplifting those in need. AL MUZZAMMIL FOUNDATION ensures your Zakat is distributed correctly, transparently, and responsibly.
Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. It is a mandatory charity given once a year when a Muslim’s wealth reaches the Nisab threshold. Zakat purifies wealth and supports eligible recipients such as the poor, needy, and those facing hardship.
Zakat cleanses your wealth from greed and selfishness, bringing blessings and spiritual growth.
Every eligible Muslim must give 2.5% of their surplus wealth annually to fulfil their Zakat duty.
Zakat must be given to specific categories of people mentioned in the Qur’an — ensuring fairness and justice.
The Qur’an (Surah At‑Tawbah 9:60) lists eight categories of people eligible to receive Zakat.
Those who have little or no income.
Those who struggle to meet basic needs.
Those who collect and distribute Zakat.
Those who have embraced Islam and need support.
People burdened by legitimate debts.
Those striving for the sake of Allah.
People who are stuck and need assistance.
Helping free individuals from oppression or captivity.
AL MUZZAMMIL FOUNDATION follows strict Islamic guidelines to ensure your Zakat reaches eligible recipients quickly, safely, and transparently.
Supporting families with essential food packs and emergency aid.
Helping students, madrasahs, and Islamic learning programs.
Assisting individuals with medical needs and basic welfare support.