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 can celebrate too.

It is counted for each member of your household. The fiqh sets the measure and nothing is given short or over.

Each member's name is written down. Each intention is kept on its own and your receipt stays in your donor panel.

A dated and located photo of the handover is added to your donor panel within 72 hours.

It reaches homes our field team has chosen in advance as eligible for fitr. These families often do not ask for help.

The fitr is left with the family quietly and without hurt. They receive not a favour but their own right.

Yes. Quenara is a 501(c)(3) organization based in Delaware in the United States. Your receipt stays in your donor panel.

Yes. The amount with each name and the day it was given are kept on file.

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

It must reach its place by the Eid prayer at the latest. It is best not to leave it to the last day.

Yes. You can give your fitr here every Ramadan. Each year keeps its own record in your donor panel.

It reaches families in the areas of greatest need. Every distribution is followed on its own file.

Fitr is not due for someone who has passed away. You can give separate charity in their name and the record is kept with that intention.