How Islamic Relief Uses Your Donations to the Fullest
100% donation policies aren’t really possible. Here’s why Islamic Relief works the way it does to help as many people in need as possible.
08/01/2025
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When emergency strikes, where communities need to rebuild, Islamic Relief are there. From Islamic giving to emergencies to sustainable livelihoods, learn more about how you can help transform lives around the world through our projects.
Every donation you make plays a vital role in the future of someone in need, and we are grateful for the opportunity to share the impact of the work you supported. Join us on this exciting journey and discover the impact of your giving.
100% donation policies aren’t really possible. Here’s why Islamic Relief works the way it does to help as many people in need as possible.
Islamic Relief Indonesia Board Chair, Professor Ede Surya Darmawan, looks back on his experience with the 2004 tsunami.
Haroon Kash, Head of Program Funding and Partnership Development at Islamic Relief, reflects on his experience with the 2004 Tsunami.
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During Ramadan, every healthy adult Muslim is required to fast. However, when one is unable to fast and struggle to make up for it after Ramadan, then they should pay Fidya or Kaffarah.
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Fasting during the holy month of Ramadan is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. During Ramadan, every healthy adult Muslim is required to fast each day from dawn to dusk for the whole month. However, there are circumstances in which individuals do not fast, both for and without a valid reason.
In such cases, Fidya (Fidyah) or Kaffarah may be required to make up for the missed fasts. But what exactly are Fidya and Kaffarah? How do you know which one you need to fulfil when you’ve missed your fast?
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