There may be others, but the ones we know of immediately are the religions that
acknowledge some responsibility to the "Judeo-Christian" Bible, such as Judaism
and Christianity for example.
In the case of Judaism, the question doesn't accurately describe The Bible's attitude
on the subject. Concerning Jews who feel an obligation to live according to Jewish
law, the Torah doesn't "ask" them to practice charity. In Judaism, the support of the
poor, as well as widows, orphans, travelers, and Levites, is a positive commandment,
of a rank equal to repentance and prayer. Jews are not "asked" to help them. Jews
are commanded to support them, whether or not the Jew has "a good heart", and
whether or not the Jew feels that those people deserve the charity.
Zaqaat/alms
Alms for the poor
No. Giving alms, helping the poor and needy, being kind and helpful to others are the qualities preached by all religions and found in human nature. The Muslims are commanded by Almighty God to give alms frequently. However, they are bound to give at least 2.5% on the annual saving. You may find Philanthropists like Bill Gates in all religions of the world.
It is actually "alms" for the poor. Alms are the charity given to someone or organization, such as when one donates to a church. So when someone says, "...alms, alms for the poor..." it means "I need a donation of money because I am poor" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alms
Alms is money or goods gathered by or for the poor. A L M S
Alms-giving, also called "Zakat" is what Muslims do when they give a portion of their wealth (in the form of food, money etc.) to the poor. Alms-giving is also one of the 5 pillars of Islam.
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There are a couple of religions that observes the alms rite. Some of the religion that observes the alms rite are Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, and Islam.
Alms are donations given to the needy and poor peoples.
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