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RAMADAN:the ninth month of the Muslim year, during which strict fasting is observed from dawn to sunset.

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RAMADAN:the ninth month of the Muslim year, during which strict fasting is observed from dawn to sunset.

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MEAINGING OF SIYAM Related to Siyam: fasting, SYAM. ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend: Noun. 1. sawm - the third pillar of Islam is fasting (primarily during the month of Ramadan); Muslims abstain from food and drink and gambling and all sensuous pleasures from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan

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Ramadan: The ninth month of the Islamic calender, during which muslims fast from dawn to sunset.
Siyam: The third pillar of islam, fasting during the month of Ramadan
Suhoor:  Pre-dawn meal eaten before fasting.
Iftar: A meal eaten to break fast after sunset.
Laylatul Qadr: The Night of Decree, Night of Power, Night of Value, Night of Destiny, or Night of Measures, the night when the first verses of the Quran were revealed to the Islamic prophet Muhammad.

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1. Sadaqah is voluntary charity
2. You get more wealth from allah and your wealth never decreases.
3. Sadaqah is received by poor people.
4. Sadaqah jariya is ongoing sadaqah.
5. Allah gives you a lot of  hasanaat if you do sadaqah. Invalidation of sadaqah is if you have the wrong intention.

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What is Sadaqah?
Sadaqah meaning charity is the concept of voluntary giving in Islam Described in the Holy Qur'an  as a beautiful loan

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Karim Nuri, Hamza Siddiqui.                      Who Should Receive Sadaqah?

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Karim Nuri, Hamza Siddiqui.                      Who Should Receive Sadaqah?

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All poor people and deserving causes receive sadaqah

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الصدقةهي إعطاء المال

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الصدقةهي إعطاء المال للفقير ابتغاء مرضاة الله

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Hamza Siddiqui, Karim Nuri and Amaan Sardar

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Hamza Siddiqui, Karim Nuri and Amaan Sardar

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1) The word Sadaqah is the Arabic name "voluntary charity". It is the noble act of giving charity in the name of Allah (SWAH). Sadaqah is given to the needy. Sadaqah is beneficial as it can deprive the world from poverty if everybody donates to charity. There will be balances in different social and racial classes as everyone will have wealth.

List of Virtues of Sadaqah
1) Sadaqah is proof of mans goodness
2(  Allah Rewards in many folds
3) Sadaqah is able to save us from Allah's anger.
4) Allah gives back with big rewards.

Who should recive Sadaqah?
Poor people and all deserving causes

Write a short summery on sadaqah Jariyah
Sadaqah Jariya running sadaqah. It is essentially building or contributing to building something that will benifit everyone.

The rewards of sadaqah are : Remove

“…. And whoever volunteers good – then indeed, Allah is appreciative and Knowing.” [Quran, 2: 158]]
The invalidation's of Sadaqah are:

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What is Sadaqah?
Sadaqah is voluntary charity and is a noble act of giving donation for the cause of Allah.
Make a list of virtues of sadaqah with evidence from Quran and hadeeth?
1) Sadaqah is proof of mans goodness
2) Allah rewards in many folds
3) Sadaqah is able to save us from Allah's anger
4) Allah gives back with big rewards
Allah says: "...and whatever thing you spend [in charity], He will give it back [in this life and the next], and He is the best of Sustainers."
Who should receive sadaqah?
All poor people and deserving causes.
Write short Summary about Sadaqah Jariyah?
Sadaqah Jariyah is running charity, so for example if you make a mosque for muslims. You will keep on receiving hasanat from Allah until that mosque stops or is taken down.
What are the rewards and invalidation of sadaqah?
For each good deed we do, Allah will grant us ten hasanat as you learned earlier.

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The word Sadaqah is the Arabic name for "voluntary charity". It is the noble act of giving donation for the cause of Allah, to the needy. Muslims who want to contribute more than their obligatory zakah can give out sadaqah.

Make a list of virtues of Sadaqah:
a) God gives it back in many folds
b) Allah gives Sadaqah givers great rewards
c) It is a proof of a man's goodness
d) Sadaqah saves us from Allah's anger and relieves the agony of death

Who should receive Sadaqah?
There are no restrictions as to who should receive Sadaqah, considering it is been given to the needy people for a noble cause with a good intention.

Write a short summary about Sadaqah Jariyah:
Sadaqah Jariyah, or running charity, is one of the best deeds one can do. It is a sadaqah you give to a good project that serves Muslims on a continuous basis. Examples include building Mosques, Islamic schools, Water fountains, etc.

What are the rewards and invalidation of Sadaqah?
The rewards of Sadaqah are very appealing and significant to Muslims. Undoubtedly, the primary advantage of giving Sadaqah is the extra rewards and blessings you receive from giving out Sadaqah. Furthermore, giving out Sadaqah Jariyah gives you the great reward of receiving good deeds even after death.

Hassaan Kashif

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1. What is Sadaqah?
Sadaqah, meaning 'charity', is the concept of voluntary giving in Islam. The term stems from the Arabic root word 'sidq', which means sincerity. Muslims who want to give more than just the mandatory Zakah may give sadaqah.

2. Virtues of Sadaqah?

A. When you give sadaqah, Allah gives it back in many folds.  Whenever we spend money as sadaqah, Allah gives us back sooner or later. In the quran, it says,
Surah 34, Ayah 39,
"...and whatever thing you spend [in charity], he will give it back [in this life and the next], and he is the best of sustainers."
Rasoolallah said: "Everyday the servants of Allah rise in the morning, two angels descend to the lower heave, and one of them says: "O Allah! Compensate the one who spends [in charity]." The other angel says: "O Allah! Let a total destruction come upon the one who is stingy." This Hadeeth is narrated by muslim.
Allah also says in the Quran, "Who is there that will offer to Allah a good loan so He will double it for him, and he shall have an excellent reward." (Surah 57, Ayah 11)
Abu Kabshah Al-Ansari narrated that Rasoolallah said, "The wealth of a servant of God will not decrease because of sadaqah."

B. Allah gives Sadaqah givers great rewards.

C. Sadaqah is proof of man's goodness

D. Sadaqah saves us from Allah's anger and relieves the agony of death.

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WHO SHOULD RECEIVE SADAQA?
The 8 types of people that should receive zakah are eligible for sadaqah. Sadaqah can also be given for charity such as building and maintaining mosques, schools, hospitals, etc.

WHO SHOULD RECEIVE ZAKAH?
There are 8 types of people that can receive zakah:
- Al Fuqaraa (the needy people)
- Al Masakeen (the poor)
- Al Amiloon Alayha (the zakah officials)
- Al Mu'allafatu Quloobuhum (friendly non-muslims or new muslims)
- Ar-Riqaab (Slaves and captives)
- Al Gharimoon (Debtors)
- Fee-Sabeelillah (Jihad, struggle for the cause of Allah)
- Ibn-us-Sabeel (Broke and stranded travelers

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THE BENEFITS OF ZAKAH TO INDIVIDUALS AND INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETY? LIST 6 BENEFITS.
1- It will gradually decrease the poverty around the world
2- Zakah brings a great amount of rewards and blessings to the giver
3- Zakah is a social investment
4- Zakah purifies the soul
5- Zakah helps minimize crimes
6- Zakah strengthens brotherhood among Muslims and unites the society

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1) What is Zakah?                                                                2) What are the benefits of Zakah to Individuals and Society? 

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1) What is Zakah?                                                                2) What are the benefits of Zakah to Individuals and Society? 

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1) The literal definition of Zakah is purity and growth. This means that observing zakah will purify and bless the wealth and the zakah-giver. It is the third pillar of Islam. Therefore, giving out zakah is obligatory on all financially capable Muslims. Zakah is a form of giving to those who are less fortunate. It is paid annually, and any time of the year, and is set at a fixed percentage or proportion of each individual's wealth. Allah encourages Muslims to observe this important duty.

2) The six primary benefits of zakah are:
a) Zakah brings the giver a great and multiplied reward
b) Zakah blesses and multiplies the wealth
c) Zakah purifies the soul
d)  Zakah is a social investment
e) Zakah strengthens brotherhood among Muslims and unites the society
f) Zakah helps minimise crime

Hassaan