Maintaining a Spiritual High After Ramadan
The beautiful month of Ramadan has passed, leaving most of us feeling sad and a little empty. Days spent fasting have ended, nights spent doing
11/04/2024
With each new year, another Ramadan draws near! And we’re excited to celebrate this blessed month with you!
In this month where blessings and rewards from Allah SWT are multiplied, how can we, as Muslims, make the most of it?
Here is a list of handy resources to help get you and your loved ones truly ready for the Holy month ahead!
May these blessed days be a means for us to connect with Allah SWT and our community with sincerity and gratitude!
Are you prepared for Ramadan? For the most blessed time of the year, here’s a daily planner that helps you make the most of it.
Make this Ramadan one you’ll kids will never forget. Keep them engaged with this kit filled with games, colouring pages and more!
Find out about Zakat, one of the five pillars of Islam – compulsory on every sane Muslim with wealth above a certain threshold (Nisab).
Confused by all the information available about Zakat? We’ve put together a simple Zakat toolkit with everything you need to know.
How much Zakat do we pay? What do we owe Zakat on? Discover the value of your Zakat by using our Zakat Calculator!
Nisab is the minimum amount that a Muslim must have before they are required to pay Zakat. But how much is it for 2024?
Do I need to pay Zakat on the gold I own? Does this include jewellery? Work out how much Zakat to pay on your gold assets with ease.
It’s important to pay Zakat on time. However, what happens if certain circumstances push us to advance or delay paying Zakat?
The beautiful month of Ramadan has passed, leaving most of us feeling sad and a little empty. Days spent fasting have ended, nights spent doing
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