the payment of Sadaqah-ul-fitr
It means "voluntary charity".
Sadaqah is a voluntary charitable act in Islam, where one gives to others out of compassion, generosity, or kindness. It is seen as a way to help those in need and purify one's wealth.
it will help because it will be a huge celebration
by alms giving to the poor and needy people
Giving to the poor and needy in Arabic is called "zakat" or "sadaqah".
Sadaqah is voluntarily given charities. Zakah is compulsory given charity to be offered according to certain rules and regulations, in specific due timing, to specific people categories. Zakah is the fourth pillar of the five Islam pillars.
Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam and is obligatory for all eligible Muslims to give a portion of their wealth to those in need. Sadaqah, on the other hand, is voluntary charity that can be given at any time and in any amount. While Zakat has specific rules and conditions, Sadaqah can be given freely to support various charitable causes.
Sadqah tu-Fitr is the name of the amount of charity which the Muslims must give to the poor during or at the end of the month of Ramazan. It is in a way Thanksgiving as well. In this way the Muslims help the poor Muslims so that they and their children should also celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr happily. It should be paid during the last week of Ramazan, however it could be paid in the morning of Eid. It is equal to about two kilograms of wheat or its price per each member of the family, even the child that takes birth on that day. This is the lowest rate. It should be preferably given to poor relatives, neighbors.
its not Muslim word ,u cannot hv it ......... but an urdu word .... its called, TOHFA
yes if: - ask forgiveness - pray - back on track from the wrong path - give sadaqah - listen to quran - follow sunnah - GET MARRIED - RESPECT YOUR PARENTS ......
it is called zakat. refer to question below.Answer:There are two forms of almsgiving. One is the yearly, obligatory Zakat. The other is simply called Sadaqah (voluntary charity).Let me address Sadaqah. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said that chairty (sadaqah) is due every day for every single bone in one's body. Does that mean that we have to be spending money every day, right and left? No. Muhammad explained: To smile in someone's face, is charity. To lift a portion of food to the mouth of one's spouse, is a charity.Every good deed done to another - is charity in the eyes of God.So be generaous with yourself. Give to others. Whether you know them or not. Your charity - as long as you believe in the One God - will be a great blessing, and a heavy weight of good in your favor on the Day of Judgment.