The Prophet (SAWA) said, ‘The earth on the Day of Resurrection will be scorching, except for the shadow of a believer, for verily his charity will serve him as shade. (Mizan Al-Hikmah, Hadees #561)

Sadaqah is a cherished practice in Islam that brings immense blessings and holds the power to create positive change. It is a voluntary act of charity which serves as a means of purifying wealth, expressing gratitude, and demonstrating compassion towards those in need. 

Sadqah, derived from the Arabic word meaning “to give,” refers to the voluntary act of charity in Islam. Unlike Zakat, which is obligatory, Sadqah is a discretionary form of giving that can be offered at any time, in any amount, and for any noble cause. It encompasses various acts of kindness, including monetary donations, offering assistance, sharing knowledge, and performing acts of service to benefit others.

Sadqah serves as a powerful tool to alleviate hardship and sustain communities in need. It provides vital resources to support basic needs, such as food, clean water, shelter, healthcare, and education. Through Sadqah, individuals and communities gain access to opportunities that can lift them out of poverty and foster sustainable development.

Embrace the spirit of Sadqah, participate in acts of generosity, and contribute to creating a more compassionate and equitable world. Together, let us embody the values of compassion and make a lasting difference through the virtuous act of Sadqah.