Charity

Can I give charity with intention of giving on behalf of my parents who are still alive Alhamdulillah. Will they get its benefits after they leave this world as Sadq e Jariya

Charity

10 Nov

ANSWER: No problem in this, and they will get rewarded.

I want to ask whether donating holy Quran in masjid is considered sadqa jariya?

Charity

05 Nov

ANSWER: Yes, as long as people recite and benefit from it.

Dear Sheikh, paying masjids electricity, water bills and giving salary for imam also Sadhakathul Jariya?

Charity

22 Sep

ANSWER: No, this does not come under sadqa jariyah. Praise be to Allaah.Ongoing charity is the waqf (“Islamic endowment”) which may take many forms. The definition of a waqf is that the origin is “frozen” and the fruits are donated for the sake of Allaah, as was narrated by al-Bukhaari (2737) and Muslim (1633) from […]

In a nearby masjid where muslim men come to pray there 5 daily prayers, At the entrance in right hand side there sits two women, one is around 60 years of age and other is young with a baby in her lap.(wears hijab showing her eyes hand and feet) Is it okay for women to sit there for money & charity as pe give them money If No what can i do please guide

Charity

15 Jul

ANSWER: You should not give money to these people as mostly they are professional beggars. Give your charity to deserving poor and needy Muslims in your family or acquaintances or send it to our brethren in Syria, Burma, Palestine etc.

After Jummah prayer I was in a dilemma to either give my money to the poor(frequent visitors) or to give it for a construction of a masjid(one time visit). I ultimately gave it to the Masjid construction. Since Zakat is mentioned more in the Quran, should I have given it to the poor?

Charity, Zakat

29 Jun

ANSWER: This is not zakat, this is charity. You must give your zakat out again to the 8 categories mentioned in the Quran. Give it to the poor and needy Muslims as Zakat must be given to a poor or needy Muslims in the form of cash to do with as they please.

How is the best to do/to prioritizing giving charity? I meant we don’t know if they are Muslim or not and will use it to their need or for their own pleasure in maksiat or they are just acting in need and look miserable because in this age many people become liars

Charity

22 Jun

ANSWER: You should not give your charity to beggars, rather give it to poor and needy Muslims you know in your community as our Muslim brothers and sisters have more rights over us.

Is it better to give sadaqah online through Islamic charities or should one give sadaqah in-person? Do online charities fulfill the criteria for sadaqah mentioned in the Qur’aan and sunnah?

Charity

21 Apr

ANSWER: It is best to give charity to poor and needy people that you know personally, like your poor relatives and acquaintances. However giving it online is also permissible if you trust that organization to give that to deserving muslims.

What is Sadaqa Jariyah (Continuous or Ongoing Charity)? – Sheikh Assim Al Hakeem

Charity

22 Mar

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We sonetimes give charity and ask the receiver to make dua for us.Is this permissible.The thought crossed my mind that it should be for pleasure of Allah not receiving something in return from the receiver.

Charity

18 Mar

ANSWER: This is not appropriate as it should be only to please Allah and to seek rewards from Him. Mother aisha, May Allah be pleased with her used to tell her servant to wait after giving charity and say exactly to the poor person whatever Duaa he made so that she would repay his Duaa […]

Is it ok to give charity to street beggars whom we are not sure whether they are really deserving of charity? We hear many conspiracies that they are part of a network of begging business or they might be using the money for illegitimate use like alcohol, drugs, etc.

Charity

02 Mar

ANSWER: You should not give it to them and these stories are usually indeed true. Give charity to real poor Muslims that you know and not beggars.

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