1️⃣ Purification of Wealth

The word "Zakat" means purification and growth. By giving 2.5% of eligible wealth annually, Muslims purify their earnings and remove greed from their hearts.

2️⃣ Helping the Poor and Needy

Zakat redistributes wealth within society. It supports:

• The poor and needy
• Orphans
• Widows
• People in debt
• Those struggling financially

It ensures basic needs such as food, shelter, and healthcare are met.

3️⃣ What Assets Are Subject to Zakat?

• Cash and bank balances
• Gold and silver
• Business inventory and investments
• Savings and trade goods

4️⃣ Reducing Wealth Inequality

Zakat creates balance in society by preventing extreme wealth concentration. It promotes economic justice and social responsibility.

5️⃣ Spiritual Growth

Paying Zakat strengthens faith, increases gratitude, and reminds believers that wealth is a trust from Allah.

6️⃣ Community Development

Zakat funds can support education, welfare programs, and community development, helping build a stronger and more compassionate society.