Giving is at the heart of Islamic life. It reflects gratitude, compassion and responsibility towards others. Yet many Muslims still wonder about the difference between zakat and sadaqah, and how general donations fit into the picture. While these forms of giving all support those in need, they are not the same. Each has its own purpose, ruling and spiritual significance. Understanding these differences helps us give correctly, sincerely and with greater awareness. This guide

Fulfilling Zakat With Confidence and Clarity Zakat is a deeply meaningful obligation for many Muslims. Yet one common question often causes uncertainty: how to calculate zakat correctly. You may know that zakat is compulsory, but determining how much to pay can feel confusing, especially when wealth is spread across savings, income and assets. This uncertainty sometimes leads to delay or hesitation, particularly during Ramadan when many aim to fulfil zakat with sincerity and

The Core Pillar of Faith Zakat is more than a charitable act. It is a fundamental pillar of Islam, deeply rooted in faith, responsibility, and compassion. For Muslims, zakat represents a sacred obligation that purifies wealth and strengthens the bonds within the community. During Ramadan, many Muslims reflect more deeply on their spiritual duties. It is a time when questions such as what is zakat in Islam and why is zakat important naturally come to the forefront. Understandi

Supporting Our Community Through Zakat and Ramadan Giving Ramadan is a month of reflection, compassion and responsibility. It is a time when we are reminded that our blessings are not meant for us alone, but to be shared with those who are facing hardship within our community. At PERTAPIS, every donation entrusted to us carries amanah. Whether given as zakat, sadaqah or a general Ramadan donation, your contribution directly supports individuals and families who need it most.