Fidyah is compensation paid by those who have a legitimate reason for not fasting during Ramadan and who cannot make up the missed fasts later. Instead, they provide two meals for someone in need for each day of fasting they are unable to observe.
Pay Your Fidyah £6 Pay Your Fidyah £180Fasting during Ramadan is compulsory for every Muslim who is in good health, of sound mind and physically able. It is a cherished time that fills our hearts with anticipation every year. If, however, we are unable to observe the fast due to long-term illness or old age, we pay Fidyah, thereby providing sustenance to someone in need.
Payment is mandatory and should not be confused with Kaffarah, which is a specific compensation for those unable to fast without a valid reason. When deciding how much Fidyah to give, we should consider the quality of food we typically eat, as providing the same quality rather than the bare minimum is more favourable. We should also remember that Fidyah amounts may vary each year, depending on changes in the cost of ingredients, seasoning, cooking oil, and energy.
Pay Your Fidyah £6 Pay Your Fidyah £180
FEED A CANCER PATIENT WITH YOUR FIDYAH
Imran Khan Cancer Appeal accepts Fidyah payments for feeding cancer patients in need at Shaukat Khanum Hospitals. Many of them arrive malnourished, leaving them vulnerable to the adverse effects of chemotherapy and other cancer treatments. Your Fidyah plays a vital role in their treatment and recovery journey.
This year, as Shaukat Khanum Hospitals celebrate 30 years of service, we are reminded that many cancer patients are too ill to observe the Ramadan fast. Our founder is unable to mark this special anniversary by making an appeal on their behalf. In his absence, we hope you will continue supporting our patients with your Fidyah, showing that we still stand together in the fight against cancer.
Pay Your Fidyah £6 Pay Your Fidyah £180