Your Zakat is a mercy
Today, 690 million people face hunger — and billions of dollars of Zakat go uncollected every year. Your 2.5% can change everything.
PATHWAY TO MERCY: GIVING YOUR ZAKAT
- Purify Your Wealth and Soul
- Feed the Hungry, Heal the Sick
- Support Orphans, Widows & the Displaced
"Take from their wealth a charity by which you purify them."
— Quran 9:103
HOW YOUR ZAKAT IS CHANGING LIVES
EVERY ZAKAT IS AN ACT OF MERCY.
Your generosity feeds the hungry, heals the sick, and brings dignity to families in need across Gaza, Yemen, Sudan, and beyond.
HOW WE ADMINISTER YOUR ZAKAT
Transparency, accountability, and Sharia compliance are at the heart of everything we do. Your Zakat is separately earmarked, rigorously distributed, and fully accounted for.
Our Zakat policy has been reviewed and approved by Shaikh Navaid Aziz, ensuring every disbursement respects Islamic jurisprudence.
Download Zakat PolicyStep 1
Dedicated Zakat Account
Step 2
Zakat-Eligible Projects & Due Diligence
Step 3
Impact Reporting to Donors
Trusted By
Dr. Omar Suleiman
Islamic Scholar and Social Justice Advocate
Dalia Mogahed
Renowned Researcher and Author
Sheikh Alaa Elsayed
Islamic Scholar
Saad Tasleem
Renowned Researcher and Author
Witness the Impact of Your Zakat
See firsthand how your Zakat transforms lives across the globe. From providing medical care to children in Gaza to delivering food aid to families in need—every contribution creates ripples of hope and healing.
Our teams work on the ground in over 20 countries, ensuring your sacred trust reaches those who need it most with dignity and care.
Calculate Your Zakat
Knowing your exact Zakat amount is the first step in fulfilling this sacred obligation. Our comprehensive calculator considers all forms of wealth—savings, gold, silver, investments, and business assets.
Developed in consultation with Islamic scholars, our tool ensures your calculation is both accurate and compliant with Islamic jurisprudence.
Our Zakat Policy
Droplets of Mercy Zakat policy has been reviewed and approved by Shaikh Navaid Aziz. This policy is designed to be as encompassing and accommodating as possible from an Islamic legal perspective.
Zakat-eligible beneficiaries are classified into eight categories as per the Quranic injunction: the poor, the destitute, Zakat workers, those whose hearts are being reconciled, those in captivity, debtors, those in the path of Allah, and the traveller.
Our approach to Islamic law lies within the framework of the four schools of jurisprudence. At the heart of this policy is Ijma' (consensus of scholars).
The Eight Categories of Zakat
- 1The Poor (al-Fuqarā)
- 2The Destitute (al-Masākīn)
- 3Zakat Workers (al-Amilīna Alayhā)
- 4Those Whose Hearts are Being Reconciled
- 5Emancipation of Slaves (Fi al-Riqāb)
- 6Those in Debt (al-Ghārimīn)
- 7Those in the Path of Allah
- 8The Traveller (Ibn al-Sabīl)
Frequently Asked Questions
Understanding Zakat is essential to fulfilling this pillar correctly.