Sadaqa (Charity)

Sadaqah or Sadaka (Arabic: صدقة‎, "charity", "benevolence", plural ṣadaqāt صدقات) in the modern context has come to signify "voluntary charity". According to the Quran, the word means voluntary offering, whose amount is at the will of the "benefactor".

7 Media

Giving to the needy and poor - Living The Quran Through The Living Quran 8 - Ramadan Reflections 1438/2017 Saleem Bhimji	10 Things You Should Know About Sadaqa (Charity) in Islam Mohammed Al-Hilli
How to Help the Needy - Ramadan Reflections 1440/2019 - 7/30 Saleem Bhimji	The Unique Knowledge of Imam ar-Ridha; 8th Imams Lessons in Charity Sayyid Muhammad Rizvi
Help Yourself by Helping Others - Ramadan Reflections 1440/2019 - 21/30 Saleem Bhimji	Charity Muhammad Ali Baig
Charity: An Investment For This World & The Hereafter Hasnain Kassamali

1 Books

32 Questions

What exactly is Qamar dar Aqrab and how is it determined? Is there a negative implication for the child if conception occurs during that time? Can it be averted by giving Sadaqa if one has marital relationship that night with intention of conception? Amina Inloes	Is there a Sadqah I can give for all the missed Salahs? Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi
Can we donate our daily Sadqa collection to a non-Muslim charity such as a charity building a playground for underprivileged children in Uganda? Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi	Can Sadqa be given to your immediate family members if they are financially affected? Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi