Zakat al-Fitr, also known as Fitrana, is a compulsory charity given by every Muslim at the end of Ramadan. It purifies your fasts, ensures that the less fortunate can celebrate Eid with dignity, and strengthens the bonds of the community.

Who Should Pay Zakat al-Fitr?

Every Muslim, including dependents such as children, must pay Zakat al-Fitr before the Eid prayer. It is an obligation on behalf of yourself and those under your care.

Purpose of Zakat al-Fitr

• Purifies the fasting person from any shortcomings during Ramadan.
• Provides food or support to those in need so they can celebrate Eid.

Amount for Zakat al-Fitr

The amount is approximately £5 per person, based on the cost of staple food items such as wheat or rice.

How Your Fitrana Helps

At Merciful Hearts, your Zakat al-Fitr is used to:

• Distribute food parcels to struggling families.
• Provide meals to the needy on Eid day.
• Ensure vulnerable communities can celebrate Eid with joy and dignity.

Fulfil Your Obligation

• £5 supports one individual.
• £25 provides for a family of five.

Pay Fitrana Now

Fulfil your duty and spread joy this Eid. With Merciful Hearts, your Fitrana changes lives and brings smiles to those in need.