We ensure that every penny of your Zakat goes directly to supporting orphans and vulnerable children. From providing educational resources to ensuring basic needs are met, your Zakat is a lifeline for these children.
Zakat is an obligation and a pillar of Islam — a way to purify wealth and support those in need. Lonely Orphans ensures every penny of your Zakat goes directly to orphans and vulnerable children, helping provide essentials and educational support.
A pillar of islam, and a duty of care Zakat is a required form of charity that redistributes wealth, reduces hardship, and uplifts communities.
Usually 2.5% of eligible savings. Calculate on wealth held for one lunar year using a trusted online tool, then donate via our Zakat option.
Look for the yellow Zakat emblem. If it shows, the project is verified 100% Zakat. No emblem may simply mean the badge isn’t displayed.
While Zakat is obligatory, Sadaqah is voluntary charity given beyond the obligatory Zakat.
While it can be distributed any time, it is often given during the month of Ramadan for its rewarding virtue.
Zakat can be given to specific categories mentioned in the Qur’an, including the poor, the needy, those in debt, and travelers.
Zakat is due on various forms of wealth, including savings, gold and silver, investments, business assets, and agricultural produce, provided they exceed the Nisab value.
Lonely Orphans use a portion of Zakat for necessary costs directly related to the collection and distribution of Zakat. However if you Gift Aid your Zakat we prioritise administrative costs to be taken from the Gift Aid.
If you miss a Zakat payment, it is still owed and should be paid as soon as possible.
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