In the realm of charitable giving during the holy month of Ramadan, Zakat holds a special place as a pillar of Islam, representing a duty to help those in need. This year, as we observe the spirit of generosity and compassion, let us not forget about children from underserved communities of Bangladesh who eagerly await your support.
At JAAGO Foundation, we believe that to truly help these children, we first need to educate them, as education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty and empowering individuals to create a brighter future for themselves and their communities. Your Zakat can be the guiding light in these children’s educational journey.Through JAAGO’s Zakat for Education program, you can contribute for-
Construction of School: Your Zakat will be used to buy bricks for the construction of our schools. Beyond four walls, you will gift these children a safe learning environment where they can pursue their dreams in comfort. This act of generosity will create a lasting impact in the lives of our students.
School Stationery: Your Zakat will provide our students with essential school stationeries, including textbooks, notebooks, pencils, and other learning resources. These materials are often not affordable for families living in poverty, forcing children to attend school without the necessary tools for learning. By donating your Zakat, you can ensure that every child has access to the educational materials they need to succeed academically.
School Uniform: Your Zakat will go towards providing school uniforms for our students. In many communities, the inability to afford school uniforms acts as a barrier to education, preventing children from attending school due to social stigma or exclusion. By providing uniforms, we not only remove this barrier but also instil a sense of pride and belonging among the students, encouraging them to attend school regularly and take pride in their education.
But most importantly, your Zakat will help us fulfil our mission of empowering children from underserved communities to break the cycle of poverty through education. By investing in their education today, you are investing in their future, creating opportunities for these children to become educated, self-reliant individuals who can contribute positively to society.
This Ramadan, we are reaching out to compassionate individuals like you to join us in this noble cause by donating your Zakat to JAAGO Foundation. As you reflect on the blessings bestowed upon you during this holy month, we urge you to consider standing by children from underserved communities.
Your Zakat has the power to transform lives, break barriers, and empower change. Together, let us make a difference and create a brighter future for the forgotten children of Bangladesh.
To donate, visit: https://jaago.com.bd/zakat
FAQ
How is Zakat calculated?
Zakat is calculated as 2.5% of a Muslim’s total wealth that has been in their possession for a full lunar year.
Who is required to pay Zakat?
Muslims who possess a certain amount of wealth, known as the Nisab, for a full lunar year are required to pay Zakat.
What types of assets are subject to Zakat?
Zakat is levied on certain types of assets, including cash, gold, silver, investment properties, and business inventory.
What is the minimum amount of wealth one must have to be eligible for Zakat?
The minimum amount of wealth, or Nisab, that one must have in order to be eligible for Zakat is equivalent to the value of 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver.
Can Zakat be paid to any charitable organization?
Yes, Zakat can be paid to any legitimate charitable organization or directly to individuals in need.
Is Zakat tax-deductible?
This may vary depending on the country and local laws. However, in some cases, Zakat may be tax-deductible as a charitable donation.
Can I give more than the required amount of Zakat?
Yes, giving more than the required amount of Zakat is considered a voluntary act of charity, known as Sadaqah.
