Islamic Giving
You can help with a donation today
Throughout the world, our neighbors – our limbs – are suffering.
Your donation can:
- Fulfill your religious charitable obligations
- Provide ongoing blessings (Sadaqah Jariyah)
- Honor a loved one like a parent
- and other aid as needed
Fulfill Your Islamic Obligations
Malnutrition is leading to life-threatening hunger. Lack of clean water is causing widespread, preventable illness.
The need for healthcare is deep and desperate. Access to sustaining education is scarce.
Your donations are the body’s response to sleeplessness and fever. Your contributions bring healing, aid, and restoration to your brothers and sisters in need.
Immediate responses to catastrophic disasters prevent deaths, critical humanitarian aid sustains lives, and education and economic development programs help those living in poverty begin to thrive.
Your gifts do not just impact the individual – they ripple through families, neighborhoods, and communities for years to come.
“Those who spend their wealth in Allah’s cause are like grains of corn which produce seven ears, each bearing a hundred grains.” (Quran 2:261)
Donations to Baitulmaal fulfill several branches of Islamic charity.
Your Compassion Makes a Difference
We’re grateful to our generous donors who have aided those in need.
Food for 30,000 Meals Provided to Families in Somalia During Ramadan
Baitulmaal Delivers Food for 140K Meals to Rohingya Refugees During Ramadan
Food for Over 54K Ramadan Meals Distributed to Families in Mali
Baitulmaal Distributes Food Packages for 180K Ramadan Meals to Vulnerable Families in Sudan
Can they count on you?
Zakat (charity) is one of the five pillars of Islam.
The Quran directs that the poor, those in bondage, and those in need are to be the focus of our giving.
Your financial contributions to Baitulmaal directly serve someone living in these crippling conditions.
Additionally, consider giving your Sadaqah, voluntary offerings, to develop education projects or provide emergency aid.
You can also provide the gift of Udhiyah, the sacrifice of quality meat prepared following Islamic guidelines and halal standards, to a family in need during Eid.
Are you ready to advance these life-changing efforts?