Introduction to Zakat: One of the Five Pillars of Islam, Zakat is an obligatory duty for well-off Muslims to purify their wealth by helping the needy. It is always 2.5% of qualified savings and assets, thus it strengthens social justice as well as provides spiritual development. Since Ramadan 2025 is expected to begin around February 28th, shortly Muslims prepare to meet this obligation during the blessed month seeking God's reward and communal well-being. The Significance of Zakat in Ramadan Ramadan is a period of increased devotion and charity, thus a popular time for zakat. Although zakat is obligatory once every lunar year after wealth meets the nisab (minimum threshold), many Muslims choose to pay it during Ramadan in order to maximize spiritual benefits. It not only purifies wealth but also fosters empathy, which is relevant to the month’s ethos of compassion and self-reflection. Understanding the Nisab Threshold The nisab is traditionally pegged to the value of 87.4...
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