zakatcalculator

In order to pay Zakat, it is important to begin by calculating how much Zakat you need to pay. Zakat varies from person to person, and from year to year, as it is a percentage of one’s wealth, which reflects how much income and expenditure you have at that specific time. Muslim Charity has developed a  Zakat Calculator  to make this a lot easier for you, and take away the stress. Our  Zakat calculator  is simple to use. All you need to do is insert your information into the various fields, and our Zakat calculator will do the hard work for you! You will be provided with the total Zakat donation you need to make. Once you know how much Zakat you need to pay, you are able to pay your Zakat in any way you see fit. You can support a charity directly like Muslim Charity, and donate via our website or make a bank transfer. To find out more, feel free to call our team at any time and make sure your Zakat reaches those in need, in time.

  Know the importance and support water pump donations to stop water crisis   The water crisis worldwide is one of the most dangerous things we could be facing in the near future. Climate change and global warming has had massive impacts on the Earth’s climate and temperature and has also affected the amount of rainfall we are receiving. While natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes and tsunamis have become more prevalent, we are also seeing an increase in drought, famine and a lack of rainfall. At Muslim Charity, our  Water Well Charity  projects are designed to support poor and vulnerable communities in accessing clean and safe drinking water.  With your  Water Pump donation , we strive to promote health and safety with fresh water supplies, and stop women and children having to walk for miles each day to collect water. We’re keeping people safe, and are also promoting hygiene and raise awareness about sanitation and staying healthy. We carry ...

As part of our  Safe Water  programme, as well as providing and installing water hand pumps, wells and solar wells, Muslim Charity also strives to increase awareness around basic water and sanitation hygiene best practices. Earlier this week, on 22nd March 2021, Muslim Charity commemorated World Water Day, which is an annual United Nations observance day held to highlight the importance of fresh water. Celebrating this year’s theme on “Valuing Water”, through our network of field teams we held workshops in many communal settings, including Masjids, schools, rural villages, venues as well as other communal areas. Through our interactive discussions we explored many topics like.. Read More    …