Purify Your
Wealth. Restore
Your Community.
Zakat is a mercyāa way to clean your earnings and grow your soul. Fulfil your 2.5% locally through a trusted, Shariah-compliant framework.
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The People Nearest
to You Have the First
Right.
In the Prophetic tradition, Zakat was gathered and distributed in the same city. By giving locally, you aren’t sending money into a black hole; you are fixing the foundations of the Ummah right here in Australia. Those struggling in our own neighborhoods have the first right over our wealth.
Where Your 2.5% Goes
Direct your Zakat where it creates real change.
All pathways are Zakat-eligible and strictly distributed within the eight Quranic categories. Choose a cause to anchor your impact:
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Why uma zakat fund?
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percent admin
Every cent of your Zakat reaches those in need, with zero fees and full transparency.
Helping build your
community
Strengthening and uplifting your community through care, support, and shared responsibility.
Generosity to others andāØ
to yourself
Giving generously to others, while nurturing peace and purpose within yourself.
Precise. Comprehensive.
Shariah-Compliant.
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Precise.
Comprehensive.
Shariah-Compliant.
For complex assets, use our full calculation tool to
ensure your obligation is met perfectly.
- Live Gold & Silver Nisab tracking.
- Step-by-step fields for Shares, Superannuation, and Business Inventory.
- Deduction of immediate debts and liabilities.
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Where can I pay my Zakat?
Get started today by making your payment securely online. Your support helps us continue our programs and services. Thank you for being part of our community.
Wealth is never
diminished by Zakat.
Give a little.
Preserve much.
Receive Barakah.
By letting go of the 2.5%, you invite Barakah into the 97.5% that remains. You have secured your wealth and your community.
Zakat FAQ's
What is Zakat? And How Important is Zakat?
Who is zakat for?
There are eight categories of people who are eligible to receive Zakat. These include:
The poor
The needy
Administrators responsible for collecting and distributing Zakat
Those whose hearts are being reconciled to Islam (such as new Muslims)
Those who are enslaved
Those burdened by debt
Those striving in the cause of Allah
Travellers in need (including refugees)
Who must pay Zakat? (fard / obligations)
Zakat is an obligation upon every sane, adult Muslim whose wealth reaches or exceeds theĀ Nisab. Once a full lunar (Islamic) year has passed from the time this threshold is met, Zakat becomes due and must be paid annually. This compulsory charity is then distributed to those who are eligible to receive it under Islamic guidelines.
What is Nisab?
The Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth a Muslim must own before Zakat becomes obligatory. It represents the threshold that determines eligibility for paying Zakat.
Traditionally, the Nisab is calculated using the value of gold or silver. During the time of Prophet Muhammad ļ·ŗ, this threshold was set at the equivalent of 87.48 grams of gold and 612.36 grams of silver (or 85 grams of gold and 595 grams of silver, according to another scholarly opinion).
Because gold and silver are no longer used as everyday currency, their modern market values fluctuate. As a result, the monetary value of the Nisab can vary from year to year.
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