Zakat is far more than a financial obligation; it is an opportunity for spiritual growth, a means of supporting social welfare, and a path to establishing economic justice. By giving Zakat, Muslims express gratitude for Allah’s blessings, help those in need, and contribute to the ethical and financial stability of their community.
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Zakat purifies wealth and strengthens the heart. This guide for givers explains the key principles—humility, quality, and sincerity—that elevate Zakat to a powerful act of devotion and gratitude.
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Kindness is a powerful force that can transform lives and communities. In Islam, acts of
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Riba, or interest, is prohibited in Islam for its exploitative nature. This Q&A guide explains what Riba is, why it’s forbidden, and how Muslims can avoid it in today’s financial world.
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Islam strictly forbids riba, which is the practice of charging interest on loans. This prohibition aims to prevent exploitation and promote fairness in financial dealings. Allah says in the Quran:
“O you who have believed, do not consume usury, doubled and multiplied, but fear Allah that you may be successful.” (Quran 3:130)