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SADAQAH JARIYAH
Endless Charity, Endless Reward: Join us in making a lasting impact today.
Sadaqah Jariyah: The Gift That Keeps on Giving
Sadaqah Jariyah, or ongoing charity, is a profound concept in Islam, embodying the principle of perpetual reward for good deeds. By contributing to Sadaqah Jariyah, one ensures a continuous stream of blessings, both in this life and beyond.
In the grave, three things remain with us: our righteous deeds, beneficial knowledge we imparted, and ongoing charity. Sadaqah Jariyah serves as a legacy that outlives us, continuing to benefit others long after we’ve departed from this world.
Even in death, the rewards of Sadaqah Jariyah persist, making it a noble way to honor and remember our loved ones. Let your charitable contributions create a lasting impact, securing blessings for yourself and those you cherish, now and in the Hereafter.
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Maximize Your Rewards with Zakat-Applicable Sadaqah Jariyah Projects
At iHuman Foundation, our Sadaqah Jariyah initiatives offer a unique opportunity to fulfill your Zakat obligation while earning perpetual rewards. Most of our projects qualify for Zakat (except Mosque projects), allowing you to combine religious duty with ongoing charity.
We’re committed to transparency and impact. With our 100% Zakat Policy, every penny of your Zakat donation directly benefits those in need, ensuring you receive the full spiritual reward for your contribution.
Join us in making a lasting difference through Sadaqah Jariyah, where your generosity continues to benefit others indefinitely.
SADAQAH FAQS
WHAT IS SADAQAH JARIYAH?
Sadaqah Jariyah is a beautiful, ongoing charity. Sadaqah Jariyah projects continue to benefit the recipients for a long time, giving continuous, ongoing reward to those who have donated.
Sadaqah Jariyah is not only an act of faith but an act of philanthropy; it is about supporting those less fortunate through continuous charitable contributions (also known as Sadaqah). Though one of the most common forms of Sadaqah is the giving of regular charity donations, Sadaqah Jariyah gifts aren't always monetary. Anything that can have an impact and be beneficial to others is welcome; this can include the giving of religious texts or materials, along with knowledge, skills or time spent fundraising for an altruistic cause.
Sadaqah Jariyah is not only an act of faith but an act of philanthropy; it is about supporting those less fortunate through continuous charitable contributions (also known as Sadaqah). Though one of the most common forms of Sadaqah is the giving of regular charity donations, Sadaqah Jariyah gifts aren't always monetary. Anything that can have an impact and be beneficial to others is welcome; this can include the giving of religious texts or materials, along with knowledge, skills or time spent fundraising for an altruistic cause.
WHY DO WE DO SADAQAH CONTRIBUTIONS?
The purpose of Sadaqah is to make a difference and help those less fortunate than ourselves. We give Sadaqah with the goal of benefiting the poor. In every aspect of Islam, we are taught to support one another and help our less fortunate brothers and sisters through whatever struggles they are experiencing. Sadaqah Jariyah is an extension of this, encouraging us to spread our generosity and become closer to Allah (SWT) in the process.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO PAY SADAQAH?
Unlike giving Zakat, Sadaqah is not compulsory. Muslims are free to give Sadaqah Jariyah gifts whenever they please, with no restrictions on the level of their financial contribution. Through
WHEN AND WHERE DO WE GIVE SADAQAH?
Sadaqah Jariyah isn't bound by time—it can be given at any moment of the year. By entrusting your Sadaqah with iHuman Foundation, you ensure that every contribution, no matter how small, makes a tangible impact. Whether you choose to donate a few pounds monthly or fund a complete cataract surgery, your Sadaqah gift will touch the lives of the most vulnerable individuals worldwide.
The benefits of Sadaqah and Sadaqah Jariyah extend beyond the Hereafter—they also enrich your daily life, instilling a sense of fulfillment as you aid those in need.
Through our transformative and sustainable projects, we create lasting change that benefits communities for years to come, ensuring ongoing rewards for our donors. Even after you've passed away, the rewards continue to multiply, offering perpetual blessings. You can even give on behalf of a departed loved one, as they continue to earn rewards as long as others benefit from your donation.
Most of our Sadaqah Jariyah Projects are Zakat-applicable, allowing you to fulfill your religious obligation while earning endless rewards. We take pride in our 100% Zakat Policy, ensuring that every penny of your donation directly reaches those in need, maximizing your spiritual reward.
As mentioned in the Qur’an, the reward of spending in charity is likened to 'a grain of corn which grows seven ears, and each ear has a hundred grains' [Qur’an, 2:261]. Join us in sowing the seeds of everlasting charity and reaping the bountiful rewards bestowed by Allah.
Most of our Sadaqah Jariyah Projects are Zakat-applicable, allowing you to fulfill your religious obligation while earning endless rewards. We take pride in our 100% Zakat Policy, ensuring that every penny of your donation directly reaches those in need, maximizing your spiritual reward.
As mentioned in the Qur’an, the reward of spending in charity is likened to 'a grain of corn which grows seven ears, and each ear has a hundred grains' [Qur’an, 2:261]. Join us in sowing the seeds of everlasting charity and reaping the bountiful rewards bestowed by Allah.
IS SADAQAH JARIYAH THE SAME AS ZAKAT?
Sadaqah and Zakat are two distinct forms of charitable giving in Islam, each with its own characteristics and purposes.
Zakat is an obligatory donation, constituting 2.5% of an individual's annual wealth, which must be given to those in need. The calculation of Zakat is based on one's accumulated wealth exceeding the Nisab threshold. Additionally, Zakat recipients must fall within specific categories outlined in Islamic jurisprudence, such as the poor, needy, and debtors. Zakat is paid annually, serving as a pillar of Islamic finance and social welfare.
Conversely, Sadaqah is a voluntary donation, unrestricted by eligibility criteria or wealth status. It is an expression of one's generosity and compassion, reflecting a desire to support others without any mandatory obligation. Regardless of one's financial situation, anyone can choose to give Sadaqah as an act of charity and goodwill.
In summary, while Zakat is a compulsory donation with specific guidelines and recipients, Sadaqah offers individuals the freedom to give according to their means and intentions, embodying the spirit of selflessness and benevolence in Islam.
Conversely, Sadaqah is a voluntary donation, unrestricted by eligibility criteria or wealth status. It is an expression of one's generosity and compassion, reflecting a desire to support others without any mandatory obligation. Regardless of one's financial situation, anyone can choose to give Sadaqah as an act of charity and goodwill.
In summary, while Zakat is a compulsory donation with specific guidelines and recipients, Sadaqah offers individuals the freedom to give according to their means and intentions, embodying the spirit of selflessness and benevolence in Islam.
HOW MUCH SHOULD SADAQAH JARIYAH BE?
As previously mentioned, Sadaqah is a completely voluntary act of charity and there is no specification of how much should be given. This is amplified by the fact that whilst donating to eligible causes is the most common form of Sadaqah, you can also impart knowledge or give spiritual items as part of your Sadaqah Jariyah gift, too. There is no predefined rule for how much you give or what you do, so long as you are benefitting others.