Give Your Zakat – Purify Your Wealth, Uplift Young Scholars
Zakat is not just a duty — it is a divine system of care, purification, and justice. By giving your Zakat through Jamia Faizul Uloom, you ensure that your obligation reaches those who are truly deserving: needy students striving in the path of Islamic knowledge.
Many students come from poor families and depend entirely on Zakat for food, education, and basic living needs. Your Zakat allows them to study with dignity, without the burden of hunger or hardship.
Why Give Your Zakat Here
- Distributed strictly according to Shariah guidelines
- Supports poor & deserving students of Islamic knowledge
- Covers food, clothing, and basic necessities
- Fulfills your Islamic obligation with confidence
- Direct impact on real, verified beneficiaries
Zakat Form
Pay Your Zakat Online to Jamia Faizul Uloom
Fulfill your annual obligation securely. Calculate your Zakat, make a safe online payment, and receive your receipt instantly by email.
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What Is Zakat and Why It Is Obligatory
Zakat is a compulsory charity that Muslims give once a year from their savings and wealth.
It helps the poor, supports students in need, and brings balance to the community.
Giving Zakat purifies your money and brings blessings from Allah.
Who Is Eligible to Receive Your Zakat
- Poor & needy students
- Orphans
- Students living in the hostel
- Families under financial hardship
- Individuals meeting Nisab criteria
How We Use Your Zakat
How to Calculate Your Zakat (Step-by-Step Guide)
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Gold Zakat Calculation
Nisab: 87.48 grams of Gold.
Zakat Due: 2.5% of Gold’s Market Value.
Silver Zakat Calculation
Nisab: 612.36 grams of Silver
Zakat Due: 2.5% of Gold’s Market Value.
Savings & Cash Zakat
Nisab: Equivalent of Silver Nisab.
Zakat Due: 2.5% of Total Savings/Cash.
Business Assets Zakat
Nisab: Equivalent of Silver Nisab
Zakat Due: 2.5% of Net Tradable Assets
Understanding Nisab: Nisab is the minimum threshold value of wealth that must for Zakat owned to become obligatorily. It the current market value gold or silver.
Zakat Payment Methods We Support
Credit/Debit Card
Bank Transfer
Easypaisa / JazzCash
International Transfers
QR Code Payment
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Why Give Your Zakat to Jamia Faizul Uloom
- 100% Zakat goes to eligible beneficiaries
- Verified needy students under Sharia guidelines
- Transparent reporting
- Immediate digital receipts
- Decades of community service
Zakat Distribution Policy (Sharia-Compliant)
Nisab Rules Followed
We first check if a person’s wealth has reached the required Nisab level, based on current gold or silver prices. Zakat is only taken when the Nisab is met and one full year (Hawl) has passed. This keeps the calculation fair, accurate, and fully in line with Islamic teachings.
No Mixing With Non-Zakat Funds
Zakat is stored in a separate account and never mixed with Sadaqah, Lillah, or general donations. This ensures complete transparency. Every Zakat donation is tracked so it goes exactly where it is supposed to go—towards eligible students and needy families only.
Distributed Only to Eligible Categories
Zakat is distributed only to those who fall under the eight categories mentioned in Surah At-Tawbah (9:60). These include poor students, orphans, hostel residents in need, and families supported through our welfare programs. Zakat is never used for construction, salaries, or non-eligible expenses.
Oversight by Islamic Scholars
Qualified and experienced Islamic scholars supervise the entire Zakat process—from collection to distribution. Their guidance ensures that all steps follow proper Sharia rules and maintain complete religious authenticity.
Ask an Aalim: Zakat Questions & Religious Guidance
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Frequently Asked Questions About Zakat
You need to pay 2.5% of your total savings, gold, silver, or wealth that has been with you for one full year. You can also use our Zakat Calculator to know the exact amount.
Yes. You will receive an instant email receipt right after your payment is completed.
Yes, all donations (including Zakat) are eligible for 50% tax exemption under Section 80G. You will receive Form 10BE at the end of the financial year.
Yes, people from outside India can also donate online using international payment methods available on the website.
Yes. Zakat is collected and distributed strictly according to Islamic guidelines, Nisab rules, and the eight eligible categories defined in the Qur’an. Everything is supervised by qualified scholars.