Fitr | Before the Eid, With Dignity

Fitr is an obligatory charity given at the end of Ramadan. It must reach its place before the Eid prayer so that the poor too may celebrate.

It is worked out by the fiqh measure for each member of your household, brought to the eligible home in the right amount, neither short nor over.

It is recorded apart for each member of your household, each name's intention reaches its place, and the record is logged to your panel.

The dated, located photo of the fitr delivered with dignity into the eligible home's hands is uploaded to your panel within 72 hours.

It reaches truly eligible homes about to meet the Eid with an empty table, in need but often unable to ask.

The fitr is delivered to the eligible home at the door, quietly, without hurt, and the eligible receives not a favour but the support that is their right.

Yes. Quenara is a Delaware-based 501(c)(3) organization, and your receipt is sent through your panel.

Yes. The amount, the record in your family's name, the delivery and the date are kept on file, and the process is clear from start to finish.

No. Fitr is an obligatory charity given for each member of the household at the end of Ramadan, while zakat is a duty given once a year by those who hold a certain wealth.

Fitr must reach its place at the latest before the Eid prayer, so it is best to give on time, not left to the last day.

Yes. If you wish, you can give your fitr through here each Ramadan, and a delivery document of each year reaches your panel separately.

It reaches homes in the crisis regions of greatest need where eligible families are, and every delivery is tracked on its own file.

Yes. If you wish, you can give the fitr with an intention for a departed loved one, and the record is kept with that intention.