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Sadaqahصدقة

Voluntary charity. Give beyond obligation, in any amount, at any time.

Sadaqah is voluntary giving for the sake of Allah. Unlike Zakat there is no threshold, no percentage, and no fixed time. Every act of kindness counts. Because it carries no restriction, Sadaqah can fund any UMMA program: emergency relief, the farm that funds itself, meals from the Hope Bus, or a creator in the studio.

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Where It Can Go

Campaigns You Can Support Now

  • Sudan Crisis Response

    $176 raised of $80,000
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    Zakat eligible

  • United States Relief

    $0 raised of $15,000
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  • Fighting Hunger, One Loaf at a Time

    Lebanon

    $21 raised of $20,000
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    Zakat eligible

  • Yemen Crisis Response

    $8,135 raised of $1,250,000
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    Zakat eligible

  • Gaza Crisis Response

    Palestine

    $3,931 raised of $400,000
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    Zakat eligible

  • Meals Of Hope

    Palestine

    $125,678 raised of $6,000,000
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Common Questions

  • What is the difference between Zakat and Sadaqah?

    Zakat is obligatory, fixed at 2.5% of qualifying wealth once you pass the nisab threshold. Sadaqah is voluntary, any amount, any time.

  • What is Sadaqah Jariyah?

    Ongoing charity: a donation that keeps working long after the moment it is made. UMMA Farm is built this way. A sponsored tree keeps producing, and the proceeds keep funding relief.

Read More About Sadaqah

  • April 2026

    Where Is Sadaqah Best Given? Types, Rules, and How to Maximize Your Impact

    Learn where Sadaqah is best given, its types, rules, and how to maximize your charity impact. Support urgent causes and earn lasting rewards.

  • February 2026

    What Is Sadaqah Jariyah? The Ongoing Charity That Benefits You After Death

    Sadaqah jariyah is the most powerful form of Islamic charity — ongoing good deeds that continue earning rewards even after you pass away. Here's what counts.

  • April 2025

    Sadaqah Jariyah: The Charity That Keeps Giving

    Sadaqah Jariyah is one of the most rewarding forms of charity in Islam. Unlike one-time donations, it offers ongoing benefits to those in need while continuously earning rewards for the giver long after the act is done.

  • April 2025

    Zakat vs Sadaqah: Key Differences and Why They Matter

    "Charity does not decrease wealth." – Prophet Muhammad ﷺIn Islam, giving isn’t just encouraged—it’s foundational. Two of the most powerful forms of charity are Zakat and Sadaqah. While they may seem similar, they serve different purposes in both worship and social impact.

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