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Learn about Zakat<\/h2>\n

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A beautiful act of worship<\/span><\/strong>
\nThe word \u2018zakat\u2019 denotes the amount of wealth (usually 2.5%) a Muslim must pay to particular categories of underprivileged people, if their annual wealth exceeds a specific amount.
\nZakat is the third pillar of Islam. Linguistically, it means \u201cto purify.\u201d By paying zakat we purify our wealth by sharing it with others.
\nZakat is neither a tax nor a charity, it is an obligation to fulfill, and something for which we will be accountable to Allah directly.<\/p>\n

Zakat benefits the person who receives it but also the person who gives it. We should be grateful for the opportunity to increase our righteous deeds through it.
\nZakat purifies our hearts, because it goes against our selfish instincts to hoard wealth for ourselves. Whatever material comfort we have been given is a test for us.
\nBy paying Zakat we acknowledge that our wealth is not our own, but a blessing to be shared. Zakat ensures that the very poorest of society are protected from hunger and insecurity and the need for basic essentials. The giver embodies the spirit of social responsibility.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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\nTo learn more about Zakat, view our Brief Guide to Zakat<\/strong><\/a>.<\/center><\/center>
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