Charity is a core principle in Islam, guiding not only spiritual growth but also building a just and compassionate society. Two major forms of giving in Islam are Zakat and Sadaqah. While both encourage generosity, they differ in their obligations, conditions, and impact. This guide will break down the key differences and explain how both forms of charity contribute to a stronger community.
Your MCM family is here to remind you of something beautiful. We pray you’re in the best of health and imaan. These days, we hear a lot about investment—in money, time, education, and our future. But what about your real future—the one that begins after you leave this world?
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