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The spiritual essence of Eid ul-Fitr is to express sincere gratitude to Allah for the strength and self-discipline shown during the holy month of Ramadan.
Zakat Al-Fitr, often called “Fitrana” or “Eid Al-Fitr charity,” is a mandatory donation in Islam that has to be given out at the end of Ramadan or before the Eid ul-Fitr prayer.
Fidyah is a noble Islamic practice that allows a person to compensate for their missed fasts by providing food to the needy in the holy month of Ramadan.
Sadaqah can be seen as a voluntary act of donation and charity. It’s an expression of compassion and sympathy without expecting anything in return.
Saqdah is perceived to be a selfless act of generosity. This voluntary act of charity is counted as a great source of strengthening faith and fostering the means of community welfare.
Zakat is a sacred obligation considered at the core of Islamic Culture. It becomes more than an act of charity regarding its greater purpose to society.
