General Sadaqah Giving

We first identify whether the trust is Fidyah or Fitrah, then review day count, person count, and local delivery conditions together. We record the exact measure used in the file before we move to handover.

Across our field network in 48 countries, we screen for eligible households. In Samarkand, we prioritise homes like Nilufar’s where income pressure is high, dependents are many, and present need is clearly visible.

For Ushr, we receive the declared crop and income frame, show the ratio split in the file, then convert that share into a handover for an eligible home. Delivery and receipt follow the same disciplined flow as every other trust.

We do not work in one geography alone. Through our active field network in 48 countries, we reach focused locations such as Samarkand while also maintaining the same process across many other regions outside the seven restricted areas.

When we open a file, we first review the intention type and calculation basis. Our field finance and delivery teams then screen household eligibility and keep a clear record showing why that home received the handover.

Once delivery is complete, we gather the signed receipt, photo, short video, and file note into one return pack. In most cases we send that closing set within 72 hours, and if timing shifts we still update the record ourselves.

Yes. We can open a recurring file flow for monthly trusts, refresh the eligible household match each month, and return regular receipts to you. That lets your intention continue with order and visible closure.