Zakat

Zakat and Community Development: Reclaiming a Divine Obligation

Reclaiming the institution of Zakat is the only path toward authentic community development. It is not about “dazzling” an audience with rhetoric, but about the simple, stubborn truth that the rights of Allah’s servants are a prelude to His own rights. By institutionalising Zakat, we move away from a culture of sporadic handouts toward a structured system of wealth redistribution that honours the dignity of the receiver and secures the soul of the giver. It is time to wake up to this “call” before the transition from this “one-hour” life to the next becomes a source of eternal regret.

Islamic Ethics

Sincerity in Worship and Deeds: Where intentions reach the heavens before the action.

Sincerity in Worship and Deeds: Where intentions reach the heavens before the action
by Sameer Murad Kermalli

In an Instagram reel, a man stands quietly with a tap credit card in his hand, waiting patiently for senior shoppers who probably live on a bare minimum at near poverty levels, waiting for them to fumble for cash after being told their bill at the cash register, and he swoops in casually and pays their bill for that day’s shopping. Gratitude is evident on their faces.

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