Fundraising Preference Service extended to Northern Ireland

The service, which enables people to block communication by post, phone, email or text from named charities, was introduced in England and Wales last year

source https://www.thirdsector.co.uk/fundraising-preference-service-extended-northern-ireland/fundraising/article/1460446

Gerald Oppenheim to be next chief executive of the Fundraising Regulator

He will take up the post in July after Stephen Dunmore steps down

source https://www.thirdsector.co.uk/gerald-oppenheim-next-chief-executive-fundraising-regulator/fundraising/article/1460437

What is Zakat

The Meaning and Purpose of Zakat Whether you are already informed about the fundamentals of Zakat but are eager to know more, or you have never heard of this kind of charitable giving before, this post must tell you everything you need to know. What is Zakat? What is its Purpose? Zakat involves offering a

source https://hajjahnazihacharity.co.uk/zakat/what-is-zakat/

Zakat Facts

Islam educates us the lesson of helping the needy and the poor in the time of need when they’re destitute of things, which are otherwise the necessities of life. According to the Holy Quran, Allah has mentioned at various places the importance of Zakat. The term charity has also been utilized as a crucial task

source https://hajjahnazihacharity.co.uk/zakat/zakat-facts/

Umrah Pilgrimage Hajj Package 2018

Hajjah Naziha Charity, Co provides free Hajj as well as Umrah services especially to the underprivileged. Umrah is prevalently known as a way to cleanse a person’s soul from all committed sins in the past. As a Muslim, you are advised to do Umrah more than once in a lifetime to wash all the sins

source https://hajjahnazihacharity.co.uk/islam-sadaqah-charity/umrah-pilgrimage-hajj-package-2018/

zakah

source https://hajjahnazihacharity.co.uk/zakat/zakah-caculator/

Ramadan Fidya, Kaffara & Fitrana

During the month of Ramadan, fasting is necessary to every adult Muslim, as long as one is healthy, sane and physically fit. For purity, every Muslim who does not fast for no acceptable reason must compensate. This compensation that is payable monetarily is called Fidya or Kafara. However, Fidya and Kafara each have different circumstances;

source https://hajjahnazihacharity.co.uk/ramadan/fidya-kafara-fitrana/